Archery Tips For Beginners

And how do you got about buying one? Just online? Any recommendations for crafters or brands? submitted by /u/CuriouslyCarniCrazy [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3kar9ia via

I’m trying to build/3D print a compound bow, I understand carbon fibre is sometimes used in the central riser, but can it be used to print the bow limbs? Is it too rigid? submitted by /u/thatSupremeTaco [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/33fSsRS via

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I was looking to get into fletching and was looking for carbon fiber arrow shafts at 500 spine. I am currently running a Southwest Archery Tigershark recurve at 45ib draw weight. I saw these arrow shafts and similar ones on Ebay of all place and wanted to see if anyone had experience with these Chinese manufactured shafts and if they are worth it. https://www.ebay.com/itm/30-Pure-Carbon-Arrow-Shaft-SP340-400-500-ID6-2-DIY-Recurve-Compound-Bow-archery/392400782506?_trkparms=aid%3D555018%26algo%3DPL.SIM%26ao%3D2%26asc%3D225074%26meid%3Df4cb53330600499d835dc9a9d778b3a7%26pid%3D100677%26rk%3D3%26rkt%3D30%26mehot%3Dpp%26sd%3D163208600240%26itm%3D392400782506%26pmt%3D1%26noa%3D0%26pg%3D2386202%26algv%3DSimplAMLv5PairwiseWeb&_trksid=p2386202.c100677.m4598 submitted by /u/Yort515 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/319LGdI via

Remember, you can use your average once per session, so long as I'm contacted before the deadline. Good luck to all! submitted by /u/Speedly [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3jZdWbQ via

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Hey all - I am looking to get into archery, just casual shooting to start and maybe as my comfort level and love grows move into friendly competition or whatever. That said, I've read/watched countless articles and videos on beginner tips, what not to do, draw egos, etc. but I still find myself unprepared. I can't find anything around topics like range etiquette or how to even start. I search my local area for ranges but only seem to come across archery stores or shops. I was bullied in my early years of education, random I know, but that fear of being laughed at or messing up some random easy shit that everyone knows paralysises me into moving forward so I like to learn as much as I can prior to taking in a new hobby. Any tips or information you'd give to a new archery looking to get into it is greatly appreciated :) Rob submitted by /u/pkbrilliant [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3hTPtTq via

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I was looking into strength training bands, but I've read that they seem to break down pretty quickly and don't exactly replicate the muscle movement of archery. Has anyone tried using DIY PVC bows or DIY fiberglass rod/panel bows to excercise (eg. hold the bow at full draw for 30+ seconds)? I've read/watched that cheap fiberglass panels or rods can be bundled together with duct tape and PVC pipes come in many different thicknesses and can be inserted into each other, both of which allows great flexibility in changing the draw weight for exercising. Anyone have personal experience doing this? submitted by /u/Intranetusa [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/33fKKYi via

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Hey Archers, just wanted to ask if Carbon shafts work with warbows? submitted by /u/ConnorTheCanuck [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/39LB3BZ via

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Right handed btw, Doesn't matter if I fix my sights, half of my shots land on the left. I'm also not tight gripping my bow when I'm shooting. It only lands between my index and thumb. Any suggestions? submitted by /u/annihilatenegros69 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2EzLflr via

I notice people refer to draw length fairly often. From what I've been able to discover, it's simply the distance between where you nock your arrow and the grip. However, I notice people talk about it like this... I'm a 25.5 lately. As if it changes from time to time. I thought it was based on the length of your arm and how far you can pull back So my questions are: Is draw length determined by you adjusting it or unique to each bow model that you buy? (i.e Oneida Eagle might have a different length to an Oneida Osprey by default) Why would you want it longer or shorter? How can draw length impact your archery for better or worse? submitted by /u/lifeisreallygoodnow [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3hWJo8y via

I've been working as a coach while working another job, but always hoped to be a full time coach. Since almost half a year after I went there I've been wanting for an opening. But I am very disappointed to find out their offer is $13/hr for a full-time position. I would have gladly quit my main job to take up a job I would be happy over but I guess I had a wrong impression that I can make a livable wage as the coach. submitted by /u/Toastied [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3173iXM via

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I got my first Olympic style takedown recurve and I need to bet used to it and get my form back to proper, but I’m realizing I think I’d like a sight in the future once I get my form and repeatability up. From what I gathered you gain durability and fine adjustment when you spend more. What is a good amount to spend on a solid sight that will last indefinitely? Are there crowd favorites in price categories? Is there some rogue breakaway agent that performs well above it’s price range? Thanks for any help folx. submitted by /u/MunkyMastr [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3hToDuF via

Quarantine has driven me to new corners of the Internet. I need a fidget-hobby that I can use on long calls and is fun to play with during socially distanced parties. Something to play with in the backyard and blow off some steam. Archery is the answer, right? submitted by /u/jasbrooks03 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/33d8TyE via

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I know that pvc pipes can splinter sometimes when in use as a bow, so I was wondering if wrapping the pipe in duct tape will prevent any potential fractures from being explosive. I don't expect it to prevent splintering or fracturing, but I'm hoping the tape will prevent it from being explosive (i.e fragments flying everywhere) should it happen. submitted by /u/nhoksa [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3jXaP48 via

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Are there any places that are good for buying used bows? Places to avoid? Or is it just better to buy a new one? submitted by /u/beanmartic [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3hNgh7C via

My GF and I have two bows: a 45# 62" recurve and a 30# 62". I'm looking at a 64" for myself, as I am overdrawing the 62" and I've outgrown the 30#. So my choices are a 35 pound or a 40 pound. Those seem reasonable. Now, the conundrum. Since I'm going with a longer bow (due to my height and draw length), is a 35 pound going to feel pretty much like the shorter 30 pound I'm overdrawing? Should I look to the 40 pound instead, and if it feels a little heavy, grow into it? I can also buy a 35# now and 40# limbs down the road. But I don't want to waste the $75 for another set of limbs if it's not what I need. Thanks for any advice. I realize you all can't make the decision for me, but since I will be ordering it online, rather than from a shop to try out, your help would be much appreciated. submitted by /u/tognor [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2DhTvWE via

Fairly new to archery. Picked up a Diamond Infinite Edge Pro and have spend the last few weeks getting comfortable at 20, 30, 40 yards. My skills are definitely improving, but I’m occasionally frustrated with how difficult it is to make micro-adjustments on the sights. (You just loosen the allen screw, and then do your best to guess how far the pin needs to move…) Can anyone recommend a not-too-expensive sight with tool-less micro-adjustment? I’m accustomed to adjusting rifle sights, so I’m hoping for a bow sight that adjusts with the little clicks like a rifle sight does. submitted by /u/shadetreepolymath [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2Xf08Ai via

Trying to decide between trophy ridge lite-1 and the fuse maxxis quiver. Anyone have any thoughts about these? We be used for hunting, generally take quiver off once in stand, so like the idea of having a loop for quiver. Thanks for any feedback you have. Edit to add set up. It would be going on a hoyt rx3, it that makes any difference. submitted by /u/CRNAdave [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/310TPRY via

i have tried 3 different rests now and am still getting fletching contact. The rests were high quality and she be fast enough. What is most likely to cause a problem like that? submitted by /u/PoldiWieland [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2D5LKDn via

Would painting the limbs on my takedown recurve affect the performance or longevity of the bow? I’m still new to archery and don’t quite know how something like a coat of spray paint would affect the limbs. If it helps, I’m currently using the OMP Adventure 2.0 takedown. submitted by /u/astr_0_ [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2Xcynbw via

I’m making a ‘range’ in my backyard, and i was able to find a nice 32” round target, but I’m having trouble finding a stand for it. I was thinking that I could theoretically just lean it up against my shed, or would that not be considered good because it would be low to the ground? Also if you think i should buy one, any recommendations? submitted by /u/jolygoestoschool [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2D1y8Jq via

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Hi all, my birthday is coming up at the end of August and I’m going to be getting a bow. I haven’t practiced archery in years but I’ve been dying to get back into it. I used to shoot a few years back so I know I prefer recurve over longbows or compound bows so I was hoping to see if anyone had any recommendations of places to get a relatively cheap but reliable bow. Thanks in advance and I will provide more info in the comments if you need it. submitted by /u/Nightviper13 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3jX7PEG via

I got some rust in the foam slots of my quiver. What are some ways to clean this in preparation for the upcoming hunting season? submitted by /u/RhinestoneTiger [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/30Zgf5T via

I just want to know if the addition of adder points helps to stop the arrows from getting lost in the soil when you're shooting at stumps in the woods. submitted by /u/scalytounge [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3hQDrdk via

Please recommend me a bow to get started. I want something traditional, a recurve preferably... I'm 5'9'' and physically pretty capable. I know it's not ideal for me to buy before trying but I need to get this show on the road. Anyone steer me in the right direction? submitted by /u/throwawaypol19821776 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/30XRK9e via

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I'm looking at a Hoyt 25' riser with a pair of short 66' limbs. My draw length is pretty much 25''. It's tricky to find a Hoyt riser in 23 in Aus currently but I was just wondering if the length of the aforementioned set up would be alright or if I won't be able to reach the proper power band of the limbs, TIA! submitted by /u/Martynnx [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/30e7aqV via

To start off I have a hoyt torrex(new bow) set at 55 pounds, 27 inch draw. I'm not new to shooting a compound, and I've had this issue in the past with my youth compound bow, but now that I have more power I want to push myself to make more ethical shots on what could be a deer. I notice that after a few shots, probably 20 or so, i start to get shaky with my bow arm. Is there any way to help build muscle, or do I just need to take more breaks in between my shots? Would shooting more slowly negate this, as in will time shooting help this go away? I trust myself to shoot 10, 15, and 20 yard shots comfortably. When I go back to 30 or 40, my groups get really big. Is there any way to help my shake go away? Thanks in advance. submitted by /u/Merek15121 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3g835tI via

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Im trying to look for one that is affordable. Also, does anyone know a website or a place that sells the Martin Savannah? Almost every place I went to, its either sold out or discontinued submitted by /u/asian_dumbo [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2P4eUoS via

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I need to get better at my archery before I go hunting, but I can’t really go to a range because of COVID. Is it legal to do backyard archery in New Mexico? I honestly don’t know what subreddit to go to. submitted by /u/Thanos_Kermit27 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2PdCiQJ via

Looking at getting a Martin Sabre Elite recurve. It’s brand new and priced at about $230. I’ve only ever shot compound. A few questions if y’all would be kind enough to answer them please: -Is this a good deal? -Is this a quality bow? (I understand it’s not top-of-the-line, but I don’t want a toy either, just something durable) -What Accessories do I need to purchase? -What does “accepts ILF limbs” mean? I understand it refers to replacement limbs, seeing as it’s a take-down bow, but is ILF a brand or a type or what? -Was Martin recently acquired by somebody else (mainly worried about warranty) and if they were: are risers relatively durable? If my limbs break and I can replace those I’m fine as long as I can keep the riser and such. Thanks for your time, I’m sorry if these questions don’t make sense, but I’m looking forward to your answers and any education you all can give me in regards to this, thanks! submitted by /u/sergeantpope [link] [comments] from newest sub...

I have been looking into archery as an additional hobby and potential hunting tool. What ~700$ bow would you recommend for first shooters? Not too sure how applicable this is but a bow with high customization would be great, too. submitted by /u/Environmental-Sea232 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3f92dnu via

Just got my first bow by post after shooting for a year, and participating in a few competitions (with my club's bows). The new riser is beautiful, costs about 400$/350€ or so, but I noticed, despite it being bought new, it had two annoying scratches on the handle, one right across the string facing side, and one around a bolt that holds it in place. They're not deep at all, but they are noticeable when at a full draw's distance. Question is, archery shop etiquette wise, is it socially acceptable to ask the shop to send a replacement handle so that the new bow is actually new and immaculate looking? Thanks :( submitted by /u/OldManChinese [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2EqnYCo via

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Hello All, Ready to rock and get a bow. Problem is that it's hard to find left-handed bows it seems. Should I save myself a lifetime of difficulty and just learn right-handed? Thank you for the feedback. submitted by /u/Jse54 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/30aM2BR via

I’m considering getting back into archery after a few years away, and am looking for a good club in South West London/Surrey (UK). I joined my local club (which shall remain unnamed but if you live anywhere nearby, you’ll probably know it by reputation) for one season a few years ago when I moved to the area. It turned out to be a bit snotty about some fairly irrelevant things, and felt as though it was more concerned with the social aspect of being a club, than with getting people into the sport or allowing those who just want to chuck some sticks down the range to get on with it. This club put me off archery after enjoying it for many years beforehand. I’ve had a quick look on Archery GB, but it doesn’t really say much about the atmosphere or focus of the clubs. Can anyone with experience of various clubs in my area DM with their thoughts (so as not to shame any clubs on this forum)? submitted by /u/HYThrowaway1980 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery ...

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Hi, Got my new Yost tab and want to make sure I'm using it properly :) Here is my hook: https://i.ibb.co/0D1k58m/116434438-785633645574971-6205959198711250145-n.jpg Don't mind my strange wrist position and thumb/pinky. I was trying to keep the bow away from my body and extra fingers out of the way for the image :) What im interested in is that is my hook fingers acceptable? So my top hook finger is hooked right at the first joint and at about 90 degree angle with my palm pointing at my face. My middle finger is more wrapped around the string. And the tip of my bottom finger is just resting on the string. This leaves my hand at an small angle away from my body. This is because if my head is parallel to my body and i anchor with my top finger to the corenr of my mouth and also push the rest of the top finger against my cheek its kind of impossible to still keep the whole hand parallel to my head and body. Does that sound about correct or am i doing something really wro...

Hi, Total beginner here, been reading and checking out youtube content (like.. alot alot). It's finally time. I'm looking to get the PSE Stinger package bow to get started and eventually move on to the Mathews VXR 31.5, then my son will get the PSE bow once he gets a little bit bigger. ​ Shopping list right now: PSE Compound Bow Package FR Stinger Max SS 2020 (Bow package contains Complete bow, Release and 4x Arrows) Savage 400 6.2 30" Arrows x3 Eleven Plus Target Polyfoam 60 x 60 x 20 cm Is there anything else I should be getting? ​ Anyone know what the "FR" means in the package name? There are cheaper versions of the same package without "FR" in the name, can't tell a difference and I've searched like everywhere for an answer. ​ Thanks. submitted by /u/CoreNull [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3gbfYTU via

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So I'm at my local Cabela's because it's on the way home from an appointment I had in the big city today, gift card burning a hole in my pocket from Xmas (misplaced and forgot about it) and I decide to pick up some supplies. I was looking for some fletching glue and hot melt. The only hot melt they carry is Easton, which says it's good for aluminum and aluminum/carbon composite arrows like the FMJ. Since I have no clue how FMJs are built, I ventured a guess that it'll work on carbons, too. No fletching glue, though. Guy at the counter said "Maybe December. Try the bow shop across town." No luck there, either. I know some guys use CA for inserts, or JB Weld, but I want to be able to tune and adjust my inserts. So barring the Easton not working, I'll order some Bohning Cool Flex off Amazon. The small 12g stick costs half as much as the big daddy 1 pound brick. I'll get the brick and be set for life. How about the fletching though? Regular CA like ...

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I bought a sf forged plus 3 years ago when I first started. It is still the only bow I have. Do need a new bow every year to participate properly ? submitted by /u/HFGuy9999 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2X5DMkJ via

I just bought a bear royale compound bow (I’m a tiny human) and I was going to adjust the draw weight. My question is: does it come set to the max draw weight out of the box? That’s what I assume...... submitted by /u/Bsndmjdidudududud [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2D0h72j via

As the title says, I'm getting into archery and am looking at buying my first bow. However most information I looked at online suggests that your bow size is proportionate to your draw weight? I'm 5'10" with a wingspan of 75" which puts me at a 30# draw weight. Apparently that means I should get a 70" bow? Thats almost as tall as me and I'm having issues even finding bows that size. Could someone clarify? TL;DR: my wingspan is 75", should I really buy a 70" bow??? submitted by /u/AngleSnow [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2CVjrra via

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Hi All! I want to know about some good sturdy but lightweight bows (I weigh roughly around 100 lbs so you can tell I can't do very heavy bows) that do not require high maintenance. Carbon fiber is preferred but I'm open to options. Also, if anyone has any tips on how to improve stability of the arm that would be very much appreciated. Have a nice day! submitted by /u/tazer5 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/333VOaH via

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So I bought a used easton hout prohunter compound bow today it is used but in excellent condition. I went to lower the draw weight because it is at 70 lbs but that is to much for me. I found the right Allen wrench but the things wouldn't turn I was trying to turn the two on either side of the handle but they wouldn't. I could turn the two on the ends of the limbs and they would turn but wouldn't do anything. Does anyone know what the problem is or how to fix it? submitted by /u/rrogerssrcs [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3gc2Uhc via

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I am looking and canvassing for risers and I am confused. What's the purpose of looking for the right riser length and the right limb length? Is there any importance to draw length? What type of arrows should I buy? Which brands are the best quality or are better when on a budget? Thanks! submitted by /u/Spe3cte3r [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2EkqU3o via

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So recently I decided to order the Southwest Archery Spyder. However, while looking at reviews, I remember hearing someone say that the arrow rest and string were of low quality and it would be very cheap to order better versions of them. Does anyone know any type of upgrades for these part of this bow? submitted by /u/Blqcklistings [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2BDj58b via

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I’m looking for a pretty good beginner bow, I like the traditional recurve bows and I know I’m supposed to get a 66” inch bow that has a 27” draw length. I also would like to shoot low weight preferably 25-30 but need something that I can also upgrade if need be. Sorry the confusing wording, I’m new to Archery and on mobile.. I’m also on a budget of either $200 or less dollars for bow. submitted by /u/dafamouswallace01 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/30T1P7x via

Seeing as the indoor ranges around me are closed and my backyard is maxed out at 20 yards I’m having trouble finding a place to shoot. My question is; where can I go and just set up a target and shoot? Can I do this on public hunting land? Want to make sure I’m following all the laws. I have onC Hunt maps so I can tell where I am to avoid and trouble. Anybody in Virginia, specifically Hampton Roads, know where I can just set up for a couple hours and get some good distance? Any ideas are welcome, thanks! submitted by /u/asopoz [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3jLfRka via

I have experience with a 20 lb bow, but as you know this is very little and I think I mastered it, so I'm asking for a 30-40 lb cheap bow, that you can buy online (there are no bow shops closer than 700 kilometers from my location) and preferably recurve. (I don't know if this is not enough but my budget is around 200$) submitted by /u/1246532156 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2BGkJG8 via

Ive been shooting for a year now with an Olympic Recurve and wanted to try shooting a Longbow, is it ok to not change anything? (stance, posture, grip, release, and many more) submitted by /u/asian_dumbo [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2X3qlSb via

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Im sure it's been asked before, in fact i know it has, but lots of terms are going right over my head, sorry. Im a beginner and far from any club that can help me, im basically youtube taught... I know thats cringy..... But iv been finding that my shots are constantly pulling a meter or so to the right. And grouping. So its not a stray arrow all over the place problem... I think? Any words of advice?? submitted by /u/Library-Goblin [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3f2JQ3n via

I was told recently that shooting carbon fiber arrows (instead of straight carbon) from a compound bow can be unsafe because they are not strong enough for the kinetic energy compound bows put into them. Is this the case for recurve also? Both my compound and recurve are both 45# draw weights. submitted by /u/Rushin_Rulet [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2X3bdnN via

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So I am looking into buying my first ever bow and am planning on a recurve bow. I am currently deciding between a Samick Sage or Southwest Spyder as those two seem to keep coming up as top beginner bows on every list I see. The problem I am coming across is I can't find a good answer on what weight I should go with. I know most say for beginners to go light but I am a fairly big and muscular guy and work out regularly. Would it be insane to start with like 40 or 45 lbs? Some charts I have seen say for adult males over 180 lbs to go for 40 - 50 lbs draw weight but then others say a beginner should start around 30 lbs. Any suggestions from more experienced archers? submitted by /u/king_of_the_blind [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2P44Pbm via

I've always found the Japanese bows fascinating and when I recently looked deeper into Kyudo, I noticed the technique they use is very ceremonious. I'm wondering if there is a reason for that flair? Where are its origins? Is it linked to the structure of the bow or does it come from actual traditions/ceremonies? I don't know if this is the right sub for this question and whether this is the right flair, but I hope someone here can point me to a place where I can learn more about this. submitted by /u/Lord_Moa [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2WYKokw via

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I see that the vast majority of traditional bows have their draw weights rated at 28". I was wondering how much lower the draw weight would be for traditional bows (longbows and recurves) if you only pull 26 or 27"? This is specifically for the Sammick Sage recurve, as I was planning to get one to compliment my longbow (but I welcome input for other bows as well). Hypothetically, if I get a 50# @ 28", would that translate into 40# @ 26" or 45# @ 27"? What about an overdraw at 29" - 55#? submitted by /u/Intranetusa [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2D6L8x4 via

Hey guys, I'm very new to archery and wanted to get my first bow. I've always been a fan of tactical equipment and carrying everything with my that I need - wherever I go. This led me to look into smaller takedown bows, namely the mandarinduck phantom. That bow is exactly what I want, jet black, small at only 56" and I can take it apart. Now I had a friend tell me that I shouldnt use bows below my optimal draw length/bow length which is, I just measured, around 27,5" (draw length). That would equal to a bow between 66-68". I've been shooting a 68" bow with 25lb lately and it was comfortable. Now my question is: will I have issues with a 56" bow with 25lb? submitted by /u/bye_im_ahri [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/39ve51G via

Shot(35lbs) for a bit 2 days ago. My ring finger was numb afterward, which isn't unusual. But I ussually get feeling back within like 20 minutes. But its been 2 days and I can only like half feel it. Anyone with familiar experience? submitted by /u/ColdenVein [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/301zsoc via

Thanks to all who submitted this week, there was only one person who didn't submit. That's pretty good! Per the rules, the matches this week have been curated to put people with the same record against one another. I think I only had to switch around stuff a bit for one or two matches, so all the other ones should be correctly made. And now for Special Prizes! Squeek-er of the Week-er© (patent pending) goes to jack-o-lantern for winning by one point! Special mention goes to /u/svenuemordue for winning by only three. Upset Of The Week™® this week goes out to jack-o-lantern and /u/rflorant ! Both of them overcame a two-rank deficit to win their matches. Good job! As mentioned before, matches for the final week are posted. Everyone, give it your best! submitted by /u/Speedly [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2OVkt94 via

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