Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Odd question; don't know crossbows.  Can I remove the limbs; store in a case(for this style) and then reassemble them without having to re-sigh it in?
Document: I chose to give this product a five based on price, quality and ease of use. First off, thanks to Reds Gear for quick, concise shipping. Second, I know there are better Excalibur products out there, but for my first x-bow, this thing is awesome. Easy to assemble. Easy to sight in.The only drawback is that without suppression, it is quite loud.Nevertheless, I would recommend this product.
Reassemble in the field and you are still hitting the bulls eye on every shot. Another selling point was if your string breaks in the field, it can be replaced without any effort or special equipment. I could go on and on. Just remember all the reviews you read are the really true.
Fit and finish is better than many "top of the line" crossbows. In an apparent move to keep costs low Excalibur replaced its usual extruded aluminum rail with a fiber reinforced plastic unit that is very solidly built and cross braced. The stock and limbs are camouflaged in "Real Tree", the rail is matte black, and there were no flaws in any surface. The trigger was light (less than 3 pounds), very crisp, and had no noticeable creep.
The bow is easy to carry. While hunting, I rest the crossbow on a shooting stick --steadies the crossbow and I can remain at the ready without fatigue.
Amazing power and accuracy. Very easy to set up and tons of fun to shoot. The only thing that really sets this apart from some of the more expensive models is the fact that it has a composite barrel rather than a metal one, and that it doesn't have dissipator pads on the limbs.
:)Then again no response.Somehow I got a hold of living person on the phone.After long explanations, they decided that they will send me the 2 correct screws...That was about a week ago. I still have yet to receive those tiny little screws.Now I found the defect part on scope. I don't know if I should just return this to merchant.Excalibur do not stand behind their product.
easy to put together though the video was worthless, dont bother with it. this bow is extremely accurate, more so than my previous horton HD175. the limbs are longer and i knew that beforehand so if you want it for inside a bow blind make sure the limbs wont strike anything. Very lightweight too.
If you follow the video step by step assembly is a snap.Contents -The crossbow itself seems to be really well made. I know there are those skeptics out there (like myself) that say "hmm... that front arm is plastic rather than aluminum... Maybe I should get the more expensive one". I say simply that the plastic one is very well made and shooting wise you cannot tell the difference.
This package is listed by the manufacturer as a "price-point" bow focused on people who want to try a re-curve crossbow without breaking the bank. I believe that, with this bow, Excalibur has under promised and over delivered!The bow only comes as a fully equipped kit with a scope, quiver, arrows, and cocking aid packed in a single box. Assembly took less time than watching the supplied instructional DVD and everything needed for assembly was included.
I will be sticking with Excalibur brand crossbows =D
Answer: yes