Archery Tips For Beginners

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I stumbled across a 1953 Bear Kodiak hunter on CL. My first recurve bow. Going to take it to the local shop to be restrung. Paid 140 for bow, quiver and 6 arrows with field tips. There is a worn spot on the riser just above the grip. What do y'all think? Bear https://imgur.com/gallery/EsfJwoY submitted by /u/MrMultibeast [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3dLe36p via

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I'm thirteen (male) and I'm looking for a good wooden recurve bow. About a year ago I shot for a couple months as a beginner at my local club/range, but I had to take a break. I'm looking to get back into archery but I can't rejoin the club anytime soon because of COVID19. So I am looking for a recurve bow I can shoot with in my backyard for the meantime, and i would like one that lasts so I can eventually use it at my club if i decide to join again. I am interested in the Southwest Archery Spyder 62 inch. I would get a 25lb bow to begin with. (My draw length is shorter than the actual draw length of the bow so hopefully 25lb bow will feel like 20lb for me). I will purchase replacement limbs when i need to upgrade my draw weight. My question: can a wooden recurve bow like the SWA Spyder be used for modern target competitions? (The bow has screw holes for stabilizer, sight, rest etc. ) Even though i am still unsure whether i will take the competitive archery route, i ...

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I'm 12 and decently strong. Id like suggested draw weights and bows in general. Looking for compound only. submitted by /u/Snakeboi69420 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2ZtCS1w via

Hi all, I have a 62" Samick Sage (as they all are) that I got at a ridiculously low price. Couldn't say no. However, as I'm 6' tall and have a 28.5" draw, I need a bigger set-up. Are there limbs for a Sage that are XL? Or am I screwed and just need to start over looking for a 68"? I'm hoping that I can find a pair of inexpensive limbs, as I've only recently started shooting and I'd rather not have to start from scratch again. submitted by /u/jws91206 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/38nKbfu via

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I was given an old PSE thunderflite and I had it looked over by an archery shop and they set me up with a rest, sight, release, and arrows. I’m now ready to start learning to shoot it. I’ve seen a few videos on YouTube but there’s a lot of differences so I’m wondering who the “good instructors “ out there are. Any suggestions on things to read or watch to help me learn would be greatly appreciated! submitted by /u/YoureGatorBait [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/38hMbWE via

So I’m ordering a takedown recurve bow and they are asking what limb weight I want. I know what the limbs of the bow are but I am unsure what the effect of the weight is. Is the weight of the limbs connected to draw weight?? submitted by /u/snailcircus [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2NEYS4e via

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My shop runs a casual weekly league, split between compounds and recurves with some minor divisions for AAP events. I took lessons for a couple months, am now practicing a few times a week with a 25 pound Sage. I'm looking to stay Barebow long-term, but looking at my stock bow, I have a split path here. Do I pick up weights, a plunger, etc that is in-budget for an entry level bow and have fun with it? Or do I leave my Sage as a casual loaner bow, and save every cent for a 'real' target bow albeit the cheapest one possible? It comes down to 'do I go play now' after a couple shipments arrive, or do I save longer term for a competitive bow? submitted by /u/Highwayman1717 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/31vOdAV via

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Somewhat newbie here. A few years ago, I took a class in college with a recurve after not shooting a bow in many years and rediscovered how much I enjoy shooting bows. I was wondering if there is any difference in form when shooting a recurve vs compound other than the anchor point since I have a new hunting compound bow coming in soon. submitted by /u/Primary-Space [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2CSKNOl via

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I've had this bow for a couple of years and shoot it semi-frequently. It has a peep with a silicon tube. Recently when shooting it the peep pulled out of the string, seemingly after being fired. I have checked and the tube is not very tight at full draw, certainly not tight enough to pull the peep out. I got it put back in the string and the same thing happened a few shots later. Do I just need to go to a tubeless peep? I'm not very knowledgeable with bows and don't really understand why it is failing all of the sudden. I previously used this same peep for hundreds and hundreds of shots with no failures. submitted by /u/BlasterfieldChester [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3g7rW0c via

Hey I just got into archery and was wondering out of these two which one would be better to buy there both around my price raise as there cheap and come in packs if anyone has an opinion please share such thanks. submitted by /u/McShovelhands [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2YPCYSl via

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Now that my new limbs match the spine value of my arrows I am getting into optimizing my gear bit by bit. One thing that I would like to improve is the tightness of the nocks on the string, since currently my arrows really clamp onto the string. My first thought was to exchange the nocks, but my arrows are Aurel Mako spine 600 arrows, and these are sold ready made, so I don't know what kind of glue they use for the nocks. I am not sure if they are supposed to be exchangeable. Also from the table on their homepage it seems that the spine 600 arrows already use a large nock ("same as G-Nock 0,098″"), so I don't think that there are larger nocks for this kind of arrow. So do you have any suggestions what I should do? Might it be sufficient to redo the serving with a different material? Should I get a new string? If I remember correctly I am currently using a BCY8125G 18 strand string. submitted by /u/warlaan [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Arch...

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I'm 5'5 and about 115lbs. Really want to buy my own recurve and am between a 20-25lb one.. I have been practicing using my roommates since april, but it's much too large for me...35lbs. I could barely do it in the beginning, but have gotten a bit stronger and gotten better aim. But it's still too much for me, and I'm eager to get my own now. I can't even string hers myself lol. submitted by /u/consider-thecoconut [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2Vy6oCl via

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Just picked up a wns fc100 riser second hand only to find that one of the limb alignment locking bolts hex fitting is rounded out. I've got no problem getting it out by hook or crook, but I'm going to need a replacement. Does anyone either know a size specification or anyone retailing the part? submitted by /u/karegon [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2YGSmQF via

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So I've been rocking the gold tip hunters for a while and got my bow setup with them. I recently decided to try some XTs which are also 8.2GPI, 400 spine and the same length, nock and insert.Why is my POI bottom left at 30 yards? Thanks in advance. submitted by /u/EminentAndrew [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2YGJdHO via

Title basically says it all. I was gifted a bow, finding it to be more of a toy then anything. Is there a way to up the draw weight or anything at all? submitted by /u/draihl03 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3eMbDpt via

OK, have shot re-curve a few years now but recently got a Horsebow - anyone able to point me to either real world courses in the UK or a good learning resource for draw, aim etc? submitted by /u/Torkijo [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/31qSwgQ via

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Hey guys I Ordered my new bow (Target Compound), it will arive this week and now im thinking of which Stabilizers I should buy. Are those "premium 500€ stabilizers" really that much better and helpfull than a "100€ low budget" one? can you recommend some side and front stabilizers? And how do i find the "right" lenght for me? submitted by /u/MisterPixelDE [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3ieqevS via

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I've shot a half dozen times or so in the past on a lightweight compound (20-30 pounds I think). I just found a PSE fire-flite compound that's set at 62 lbs. I know I should have this lowered as a beginner, but the price seems nice. $50 with case, arrows, and accessories. I don't plan on using this for hunting. What's a reasonable price for a shop to lower weight and adjust draw length if needed/possible? Would this make a good starter bow after taking to a shop? submitted by /u/drumsripdrummer [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2ZgkaKV via

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Just did my first archery lesson today. 22 Lbs recurve bow. The tip of my ring finger especially feels a bit numb. Is that normal for beginners? How long will it take to heal? submitted by /u/EngineerInDespair [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/31obCUK via

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Just recently bought a Halon 32” put a QAD rest and Tatra sight. Was curious to what everyone shoots for arrows?? Also if there’s anyone willing to help mine is set at 60lbs/ 29” draw and looking for spine/arrow recommendations. Currently shooting my old Gold tip Hunter xts 340 spine. They seem okay but need to either purchase more arrows. Thanks in advance submitted by /u/zacharinewman [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2CKzU0V via

I'm a mostly traditional recurve archer. I currently use a 62" 35lb draw Spirit Takedown recurve and I'm well past the point of needing a larger draw weight. I'm looking to spend under $200 on a quality recurve bow with 60" or 62" (Not sure which would suit me best) 40-45lb draw at a 28 inch draw length (give or take, I did the wingspan method to find to draw length) Which brands have the smoothest draw? Which are the most recommended? Any and all answers are greatly appreciated! submitted by /u/nate_oi [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3dIMWJ4 via

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So I have a lot of experience shooting but have never bought my own bow and have no clue where to look. I shoot with recurve. How much should I pay for a bow?? Sorry if this is vague I just need help getting started. submitted by /u/snailcircus [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/38fDWKv via

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I recently started doing archery, shooting an old PSE Nova. At first it felt fine, with a nice amount of letoff. Now, it feels like it's not letting off nearly as much weight as it was. It a #60 bow, and it feels like I'm holding ~#40. What could be wrong with it? submitted by /u/Saedalis [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2BOsbyo via

What is the standard distance to target? Type of bow? Draw weight? That you would use in a competition? I really enjoy shooting my compound in my back yard, I usually shoot 40-50 yards (awful arrow grouping but I’m getting better). Interested in entering competitions and wonder if there is a standard I should be practicing. Thank you. submitted by /u/ShoulderDeepInACow [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3i7RnAF via

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I am super excited! Yesterday I received my new limbs in the mail. I had been shooting cheap rented wood limbs for some time and felt that it was time to get stronger limbs. I checked some posts and price lists and decided to go with the fiber foam limbs from WNS, the Motive F5. I didn't really know what weight to pick, but since I had been shooting 26# limbs tillered up to 30# I decided to take 36# limbs. The rationale behind that was that the foam limbs are said to be quite smooth, so going up 6# instead of 4# like I did before should be fine. I also felt that with my strength training my current limbs were too weak, which also in my mind justified the 6# increase. I didn't have time to shoot the new limbs yesterday, but I did a quick draw test and my worries switched from too heavy to too light - it felt like the new limbs tillered all the way to the light side were basically the same as what I had before. So I took out my luggage scale (which doesn't seem to be to ac...

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