Rick K
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The Excal doesn’t come with a straight shaft from the factory of course. The straight shafts which are available in the aftermarket are mostly one pieces, so the torque issue which magnifies poor fit of shaft sections or handgrip mounting which I referred to doesn’t affect them.
The Anderson two part shafts have an extra feature (according to their website) - “Each shaft also has a screw lock system on the end to ensure a tight fit of the lower rod.”
Ever wonder why they don’t just use cam locks like the Nox?
The Anderson two part shafts have an extra feature (according to their website) - “Each shaft also has a screw lock system on the end to ensure a tight fit of the lower rod.”
Ever wonder why they don’t just use cam locks like the Nox?