Archery Tips For Beginners

So this pertains to olympic recurve specifically as opposed to barebow. I know rubber vanes are pretty in favor in the barebow world. Is it worth having to replace spin vanes every week? I don't think I'm competitive enough to notice the grouping benefits if any. I just want to keep focusing on my form without the distraction of worrying about my vanes. I've been interested in switching to Dragonflight vanes specifically due to their light weight or AAE WAVs so I don't give up too much range. I've used spin vanes for a couple years now. XS vanes, Elivanes (my preference), and currently Spider Vanes. Based on my experience they've been very fragile in general. I've just stuck to them because "they're what the pros use" and "all the top scores have been achieved with them". I've done a preliminary google search but most posts on this topic are from early 2000s. I'm looking for more updated opinions/findings. submitted by ...

I've been coming up some ideas for new round types that would be more fun and exciting and more spectator friendly, and wanted to see if anybody on here had any ideas for new rounds and/or new disciplines. submitted by /u/ruffcole [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2GjFrO5 via

WITHOUT a rangefinder. Just noticed that typo submitted by /u/MassiveResearch5 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2YR8gaG via

So the loop string that I clip my release to, well it gets worn and starts to fray. Instead of spending almost ni money and replace it. Today for the third time, I've used it till it fails, which means as I draw, my release pops off and I give myself 70lbs of draw weight with my hand square in my mouth.... you would think I learned after the first two failed, but you'd be wrong. submitted by /u/401lifechng [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2EO5aNR via

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I've fletched a few arrows for the first time today, going to fletch more later, and I am trying to find the answer to how long to leave the arrows to set before shooting them. For those of you who fletch your own arrows, how long do you let them sit before shooting them? submitted by /u/strangemagic365 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2G7vtiq via

so I just had the very wonderful experience of my bow string snapping in half. I was looking to buy a new one and I am confused on what to buy. The bow manufacturer lists the string length as 50" on amazon. And the bow body length is 53.5". So is my ACTUAL length 50" or is that my AMO? This is very confusing. I was actually also looking to get a string about 2" shorter because I want to decrease my brace height. submitted by /u/Normal_guy420 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3bpDYkN via

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If you look at walk back tuning results you have two solutions when the arrows are not landing in the middle. If the arrows land at an angle it can be adjusted with the button. If they curve it can be adjusted by winding the button in or out (adjusting the center shot) ​ But why is that causing a curved pattern. Why do the arrows start to go more towards the center at further distances. Is it the correction of the vanes that get more time to "fix" the issue. Just curious and trying to understand, thanks submitted by /u/n4ppyn4ppy [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2ENwJXB via

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Do people practice using both types of bows? I started doing compound recently, but due to living in the city I can only practice at a 20yd indoor range. Outdoor ranges are still closed. At 20yds, it’s getting to the point where I feel diminishing returns using the compound bow and I’ve started to have to throw away arrows from damage. Recurve looks like it takes a good deal of time to get good groupings at 20yds, so looks like a good way to pass the time until I can use the compound at longer range. For those that use both, do you still use both equally or did you pretty much settle on just one? submitted by /u/jinshifu [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/34LZLBP via

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Aspiring bow hunter here. Still relatively new to archery. But really green when it comes to the intricacies of archery equipment. Just got my bow back from being restrung. Previously my 4 pins were sighted at 15,20,25 and 35 yards. Draw weight around 60lbs. Took it back out for the first time yesterday. Feels like almost zero resistance now when I draw the bow. And 1st shot at 15 yards, had my pin right on the bullseye, completely flew the target by close to a foot. Took a 2nd shot at 10 yards. Aimed lower. Pretty similar result. Is this type of thing normal when you get a new string? And how would y’all recommend I proceed without losing a zillion arrows trying to re-sight this sucker? submitted by /u/Crash-3306 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3lw87Ds via

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I’m looking for recommendations on a good starter bow for deer hunting. submitted by /u/zachraley777 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/31ICaQr via

Hi all, I'm (29M) quite new to archery with less than one-year practice -separated by 6 months of nothing due to confinement-. I used to shoot at 20 yards and would manage to sometimes get reasonable groupings. Now I'm back to 10 yards to get my form and accuracy back. I'm shooting a 28 lbs take down recurve bow - quite beginner kinda bow- and some people told me I should get a higher poundage for better accuracy or better flight of arrows (I don't recall exactly). What do you archers think I should be doing? I have been told that my form is very good with my current bow, so I suppose I can handle a higher lbs, but would that be worth the price? Thanks a lot for your help :) submitted by /u/BlackKhajiit [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3lyehmC via

Hello! I am interested in getting into Kyudo. I came across a few bow makers; Gravyn among them, and Sarmat. Can anyone tell their experience with Gravyn or Sarmat bows? The Sarmat is so much less money, which during this time would be ideal. Has anyone else gotten into Kyudo, and if so, where did you get your equipment? submitted by /u/shadowsandghost [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/32IRgVd via

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Just trying to look for some reasonable, cheap 340 or 400 practice arrows with feather fletching for my 55# recurve (I have 31" draw) so that I can avoid breaking my nice (expensive) arrows. I would prefer to buy at least a dozen (or more). I see a bunch of stuff on amazon but I would trust direct recommendations more... Thanks! submitted by /u/FullSilanxi [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2QGnRFS via

So I just bought a Diamond Edge Sb-1 as my first bow. I eventually want to hunt with my brother in law, but I'm a complete newbie to bows. A while back I researched a wrist sling(?) that would allow you to dry fire but stop the string from completely going forward. I live in a townhouse with no space to actually practice with arrows so I was looking for something that'll get my muscles built up. I can't seem to find anything besides the weird rubber string thing I've tried before. Any suggestions? submitted by /u/SinkIntoTheSky [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/31J22f0 via

So I just got a recurve bow on Thursday. Unfortunately after my lesson the shop staff present wasn’t very helpful answering my questions. My knowledge so far is my draw length is 29 in, draw weight the shop set my bow at is 26 lb, and my 5 arrows I was given measure 31.5 in. I’m interested in more traditional archery such as wooden shafts I asked what spine arrows I should be shooting and the shop attendant laughed at that question and told me that I didn’t need to know that information right now. Can anyone here help me on suggestions to what arrow spine I should be shooting? submitted by /u/YaboiGibbons [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3lADeO4 via

I’m wondering what recurve bow would be best for me, I’m 14, male, around 5’6, around 110lbs, I’ve been trying to find some standard hunting recurve bows, can anyone point me in a good direction so I know not to make any mistakes? I know that bows can be quite expensive and I’m nervous. submitted by /u/Cookiecat213 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/31EUry7 via

I just don’t understand, I’d like a conversation in the comments if anyone is interested. But like, it’s pretty ridiculous. submitted by /u/Sir_Peseus [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2G7bvEt via

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So I need help trying to figure out what kind of arrows I need/want to get. First off I DO NOT need super nice arrows but I would like durability and arrows that (preferably) don’t have removeable heads, also I’m looking for a half dozen arrows. I need arrows for target recurve archery, I have a 25 lb RC bow too. I looked around for arrows and was confused so fast. I did buy some tiger archery arrows (Amazon best seller) but if they hit the ground even once there was a 50/50 chance of the nock breaking off.I am new to archery so any help or advice is welcome! submitted by /u/Brilliance79 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2YK5WCs via

I haven't drawn a bow in 30+ years but I just bought a new recurve (Galaxy Sage #40) and I'm super excited to get back into it. submitted by /u/jn1512 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2QAvQEp via

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I surely can't be the only bearded person here. I'm a left handed shooter shooting with a release aid. While I would normally rest my left hand against my chin/cheek, I find myself drawing back and away from my face to keep the string from catching my beard, which is sending my shots wide right- 2 to 3 feet at times from 20 yards. Has anyone else run into this issue and found a solution that doesn't require shaving? submitted by /u/noapostrophe555 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2QCNoj9 via

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Everywhere I search I get bombarded with answers of length and spine. I already know my length and spine. I'm trying to find WEIGHT. not a single site can give me an answer. If I'm shooting a 30lbs longbow, what is the max weight I can use in an arrow? My current carbon arrows are 26g and seem to fly up to 100 ft easily. I'm looking for some wooden arrows with turkey feathers to complete the medieval classic look, but the only quality arrows I can find for a reasonably low price are 35 and 38 grams total weight. Will this be too heavy? Have to order in the next 5 hours to get them on time. Some help asap will be greatly appreciated. submitted by /u/SmexyTempest051 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2QAh28E via

I would like to get into archery and want to buy a bow that I can learn on and use for a while. I am 37 yrs old 6ft 1 inch tall don't know what other info is needed when buying a bow. Any help would be much appreciated. submitted by /u/tokinbrownie [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3bcGBWE via

I have some 7mm fiberglass arrows which I keep shooting the Nocks off of. I figured finding glue-on nocks would be easy, however, I can only find them shipping from China. Arrow shaft measurements: Inner diameter: 5mm Outter diameter: 7mm Shaft length: 30in I’m not opposed to push in nocks either, I just am having quite the time trying to find any nocks which work, and won’t take two months to get delivered! I’ve tried my local archery shop, but they, like the rest of the industry specialize in CF arrows and don’t have anything for my measurements. I’m not sure why this is so hard to find, I found arrow tips relatively easy for these arrows, I just need some five cent pieces of plastic! 😂 Thanks in advance everyone! submitted by /u/bryantdl7 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3lxfxGI via

Im shooting a 35 lb recurve as a novice with a bit of experience. My arrows measure 30" between the nock and the tip. Im currently shooting 500sp arrows but I havent really done any tuning with the bow since I got everything altogether as a gift 6 months ago. This chart is saying I need 400sp arrows. But then this chart says 500 is about right and I could even afford to use something softer. submitted by /u/lookslikeyoureSOL [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3hL6Fe7 via

I understand the Samick Sage is a good beginner recurve and just wonder which arrows would go well with it. That being said, I’m welcome to suggestions for a different recurve bow and accompanying arrows also. Any help appreciated. I’ve already attended a few beginner lessons at my local club and just looking for my own gear to practice at home. submitted by /u/munchyandcrunchy [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3gFGYKD via

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Hi guys I was out today shooting my #55 Satori on a particularly hilly / rocky 3D parkour and unfortunately dinged on of my limbs pretty good on a rock while setting up an angled shot. I actually just noticed the damage when I unstrung it for the way home but now I am kind of worried that the damage will lead to my bow exploding in my face. I figured a field bow should be able to take some punishment but I am not sure. Do you guys think I can still use those limbs or should they be replaced ? Can I put some Epoxy (or other glue) on there to fix that area ? Thanks for the help ! https://preview.redd.it/6ekktu6855k51.jpg?width=1495&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6481533be1ce8c26cc71b9bcef0b28e9f0bf2a44 submitted by /u/NopumOpum [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2EFwEoT via

Hello, I have my new outdoor 1.3m foam target. My previous distance markers at 30, 40, 50 and 70m have disappeared from the ground. What would you use as distance markers in a field also used by horses infrequently? submitted by /u/Oojimi [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/32AZjDC via

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Hi guys, I'm planning to buy an Olympic recurve bow but is there a site where I can buy used risers and limbs that's not eBay or my local craigslist? I've been shooting a compound bow for years now and I think it's time to get a nice recurve setup. If one doesn't exist, are there any other sites that you would recommend other than Lancaster? Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/iaintnotmike [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/31FXDtt via

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I was gifted this 23" Hoyt Avalon Plus riser by a family friend who did Olympic archery, but since I've only shot barebow, I don't know enough to assess the quality of an Olympic riser. I know it was probably manufactured in the late 1990s, but besides that I would love for someone to take a look and let me know the condition of the riser and any wear and tear they see! I'm trying to decide if I should keep it and possibly try to get into Olympic archery (and if it's easy to buy limbs for it) or sell it for a reasonable price. Please let me know how much you think this would be worth. From my research I've read that it's a popular riser that's no longer being manufactured and it's not commonly seen for sale. Pictures: https://imgur.com/a/1QsZ1h6 submitted by /u/strabnade [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2Ex9xx0 via

I'm looking at a Kodiak Magnum recurve online and it says the bow is at a 28" draw length. So if i'm at approx 25-26", would I be able to shoot this bow? I'm a pretty short dude and I think it would be perfect for me. submitted by /u/Throwaway0865789 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2YM6WWB via

I'm going to be buying some target arrows for my compound. Are 29", 0.500 spine arrows with a 120gr point suitable for my bow? -27" DL -40lbs draw weight -335fps IBO submitted by /u/PracticalFootball [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3lys8cr via

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Hi all hope the day finds you well ! I’ve been shooting compound bow a lot all year , and at just over 60 lbs, I can easily shoot 200 arrows in an afternoon of target shooting. That being said I finally put together a recurve for myself , which measures about 44 lbs at 30 inches drawn- and can barely draw and hold a clean anchor once. I’m a big guy, and have lots of compound arrows sent down range this year ( thousands ). My weakness seems to be in my bow arm , not my draw arm. Am I just setting expectations too high starting myself at this draw weight on recurve ? Right now my plan is to take some rest days, because I’m deff overtraining lately. And then continue to work out and improve my bow strength with a combination of drawing my recurve , other excersise and targeted weight lifts, and lighter ( volume wise ) days a few days a week on my compound. Do you guys think upping my compound weight to 70 lbs and dropping my arrow volume will help me get in bow shape for recurve ...

Like the title says, there is a used Avalon Plus riser for sale within driving distance. I have a Samick Avante now, is this an upgrade at this point? Thanks folx submitted by /u/MunkyMastr [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/32FAx5p via

Another thread was talking about archery and I ended up doing some diging and found this statement. "All Men under the Age of sixty Years "shall have Bows and Arrows for shooting. Men-Children between Seven "Years and Seventeen shall have a Bow and 2 Shafts. Men about Seventeen "Years of Age shall keep a Bow and 4 Arrows." This is from one of the laws that instutionlised shooting in the UK. The "reason" we shoot longer than shorter distances is because the enemy advanced towards you. May just be hearsay though. So why wouldn't we shoot in ends of 4 since you were required to have 4 arrows? submitted by /u/Azaana [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3juLIET via

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Does anyone have any idea of how often, or when the Nock On releases will be back in stock on their website? Do they all come back in stock at once, or are they individually restocked? submitted by /u/Texas-Aggie2020 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2YJhJkk via

I've measured my draw length to be 30.25 inches. My question is if anyone knows of a good 62in takedown recurve bow, or non takedown if none come to mind? Looking to get back into archery after some years off. Something good for targets and possibly hunting. Thanks submitted by /u/bulletproof-tiger420 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3hAK9EJ via

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I tried getting a smaller 14lb starter bow but it was too small. I was thinking about getting a more traditional bow. What are things I should consider when getting a better bow? I found this and I'd like to think it's a good bow but I dont know much. Any recommendations? submitted by /u/connect28 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3hEkKdb via

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So I bought a Topoint T1 and the guy at the shop said it was set for 30lbs but after looking at other pictures I'm inclined to believe it was higher than that. Anyway first day shooting I went way overboard and shot like 400 arrows and then 2nd day I did a couple hundred and now my shoulder is really sore not in a muscle soreness kind of way like a week and a half later. My question is this, are there any exercises I can do to help this heal faster and to strengthen my bow shoulder for next time. Should I use a lighter bow when I do attempt to shoot again? I've turned my compound down from what it was at when I injured myself, but when I tried to draw the bow back last Sunday to see if it was okay it was such an intense pain I gave up on the spot. Thanks for any replies you can give me submitted by /u/fledem [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/34KBP1M via

Hi, I want buy recurve bow for small game hunt(squirrels, golfs, rabbits) I'm completely new in archery. I'm curious, is it possible to hunt them at all with recurve, and how many months of practice it will take for me to be able do it. And do it on level 6-7 of 10 successful shoots submitted by /u/squirtuoso [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2QBfHyg via

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Just picked up my new RX4 yesterday. Went to shoot it today, shoots like a dream. Went to draw back, my Carter Evolution slipped from my hand and slapped into the roller in the center. Now the roller has a big dent, on my day old bow. https://imgur.com/a/J0bOzOW submitted by /u/docmn612 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3hFAz3g via

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... gonna need a lot more! http://imgur.com/a/0MUiYJ9 I feel like my groupings are fair, but aside from the one solitary bullseye, my accuracy needs serious improvement. Shot 90 arrows off of the 48# 71" longbow into 3 stacked straw bales at about 10-12 yards in about an hour... that was when I started to feel a little strain in the shoulder and back. More tomorrow (if the rain holds off). submitted by /u/shawnhoefer1 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3b4RfPk via

I'm doing a school project where we build a new type of arrow that will be easier to find. We need some statistics of how many arrows have been lost, so I decided to come here! Thank you for answering. View Poll submitted by /u/Jestervestigator [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/31C5ub8 via

I am used to shooting arrows with plastic/rubber vanes, but I recently got feathered arrows that are a better spine for my bow. I was using a little cheap arrow rest (the black folding plastic ones) with the arrows with the plastic vanes. Is there an advantage in taking off the plastic arrow rest and shooting directly from the arrow shelf (with the bigger shelf, is it easier to aim or shoot without a nocking point)? Or is there zero difference and I should just continue using the plastic arrow rest? submitted by /u/Intranetusa [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3hEMZbS via

Specifically in the United States in Connecticut. If so is the price range really high? submitted by /u/Vritra1999 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3hGMm1p via

I’m a beginner and was wondering how much time/ arrows I should shoot a day to see improvement. And at what point does it become too much arrows? submitted by /u/MRSteak02 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3hD27Xl via

Hi, does anyone has an experience with layered targets made by some kind of foam, durability, quality...? , This is an example https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.amazon.com/Black-Hole-Archery-Fieldtips-Broadheads/dp/B06Y65DDXK&ved=2ahUKEwj_8I2Q_73rAhUB6aQKHacXBckQFjAAegQIARAB&usg=AOvVaw07wRigGKepQdL8vzz3BLQA submitted by /u/msrdjan1 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3gzBRvr via

Hi! So most backpacks / bags seem to be intended for transporting one bow (which makes total sense..) As I'm doing archery with my girlfriend and we don't want to carry multiple bags I wanted to know if any of you knew a backpack or bag that could be used for carrying multiple recurve bows. Only musts are a case for arrows and a secure transporting for the bows. Suggestions highly appreciated! submitted by /u/ArtificialDragon [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3hFUpeM via

My problem that i have been suffering with it is that the arrow doesnt launch in a straight line, it always goes to the left, it misses the whole target (50 cm target from 10m) my sight is all the way to the left and the arrow still miss the whole target. Iam using a 40lb recurv bow with a sheap sight. I live in tripoli lebanon so archery here is not popular at all and u cant find any shops, i barley found this bow and its chineses, i had my friend ( he is a pro archer) to give it a look and he liked it and told me to buy it for 125$ I couldnt find a finger tab so i made one with fake leather. Now the problem is that i dont know if the problem is from the finger tab( cuz i tried shooting in bare hands and the problem diappeared) or from the 2$ arrows or from the bow it self or from me. submitted by /u/walid_0_ [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3lr9gfo via

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Newcomer here, i have a problem. It seems i tend to draw the bow with my arm instead of my back as i should. It seems i have so poor control over my back muscles that i can't really "find" the right muscles if that makes any sense. Do you know any good exercises that i could do to help me control the right muscles? Any help would be appreciated! submitted by /u/Slbf92 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3jeMhm2 via

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I want to set up my own range in my basement, not anything big, just a singular target that I can practice on. Is 38 feet long enough? And what other things do I need? submitted by /u/BloodDragonSniper [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3hONLTT via

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Such as in the Lars Anderson Video: Arrow Launcher I’ve looked to see nothing but that video, and I’m interested in making or buying one, but I’d definitely prefer to buy one. If there isn’t a buying option does anyone know what I could make one with? submitted by /u/Sir_Peseus [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3lrI944 via

I started shooting recurve 2 days ago and I'm amazed that the most sore thing is the back of my thighs. Is that normal? I put in about a hour and a half each day and I already have a strong back and shoulders. The thumb meat where I hold the riser is a little tender too and of course the part of my arm near the elbow that got slapped a bit when my form collapsed as I tired. I expected those though. submitted by /u/awesomesauce00 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2Dbf4IU via

Feel free to elaborate in the comments. Remember this is for the best all around arrows not specific to any one type of bow or use. 😎👍 View Poll submitted by /u/MagickDragonbane [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2Ex1SyA via

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If im in the wrong community just say i was wondering if their are any slingbow “rifles” commerically available or similar weapons If anyone was wondering what i mean is bassically a slingbow with a trigger submitted by /u/DarthVillianious [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3lrKThB via

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Best bow shop in Missoula, Montana? Looking for a compound bow for hunting. submitted by /u/bigstank34 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2EIlyiy via

I had a 20 some odd pound fiberglass recurve when I was a kid. Hadn't thought much about it until recently (as in a couple months). Then, our park - The Ozark Folk Center State Park in Mountain View, Arkansas - brought in a bowyer. I was too busy in my shop, and so I didn't get a chance to visit with him (although he did take an unrelated class from me a couple years ago). Then, about a week ago, I broke away and went to look at his wares... got to shoot a 30# long bow. Quite liked it. Yesterday, I went and shot a 45# longbow. Loved it! Asked how much it was, and that's when problems arose... 1) it was his personal bow, and 2) if I wanted to wait a month, he'd make me one for $900. Way out of my price range for a first bow (since the fiberglass recurve of my youth). But, I had decided I had to have a bow! Shopped Amazon and Etsy and Walmart, but there was jothing that struck just the right note. Watched a lot of videos, and considered making a PVC bow, but impatien...

First off I ordered the Galaxy aspire from Lancaster archery, but the string seems to be a tad bit frayed, also the brace height i recorded after stringing it was 9”! The manual suggests 7”- 8”, what should I do??? submitted by /u/Brilliance79 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2QvfgWl via

So I strung my bow but my brace height is 9” the manual recommends 7-8, also I don’t see much to un-twist. Also my bow string was frayed in some spots as well ( maybe someone can tell me how to upload a picture to Reddit) and one of the intertwined string seems possible broken (????). Anyways I don’t know if I should untwist what little I do have twisted or what, anyways help would be awesome... submitted by /u/Brilliance79 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/31yN62S via

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I am looking into buying a fletching jig and the Bohning Multi Fletcher seems pretty good. The only thing I couldn't find an answer for is the 2-degree insert(s). They are supposed to work with feathers but are there any issues or disadvantages if I use them to fletch vanes? I want my vanes to be 2-degree offset. Guess it should be compatible but better safe than sorry. Thanks! submitted by /u/c3rb [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/32yPMgb via

I recently bought my first crossbow, a Barnett TS380. Shoots great, but the string stopper rubber end fell apart after 10 shots and overall just feels really cheap. I took it off and planned on just buying a new set to put on, but I am having trouble finding one that will work. I see very few on any store websites and the ones I see I am not sure if they would fit my crossbow. I figured I'd just buy a different Barnett brand stopper, but the only one I see on their website doesn't list my bow as compatible. I was hoping someone here might have some recommendations. My current string stopper: https://i.imgur.com/AOjVvve.jpg The one I found from Barnett: https://www.barnettcrossbows.com/barnett-string-dampener submitted by /u/Synthetic_Terrain [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2YGurAv via

So, a little less than a decade ago, I had my first Archery lessons at my local range. I wanted to do Compound classes then, but at the time, Recurve classes is what my family could afford. Since then, I’ve done archery on and off. Last year, I bought my first Recurve(a measly 24lbs only) and have been using it whenever I can for practice. My muscle memory is still pretty good and my aim remains decent enough. However, I still have the itch and craving to go Compound. Where I live, the Covid situation isn’t getting any better. But I was hoping, that once it’s over, I’d go for my range’s Compound Classes. Do y’all have any tips you could share? I understand that Compounds are “easier” than Recurve. TIA submitted by /u/FirstCurseFil [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2EKjPt2 via

I was sold a 62" OMP recurve by my local archery shop but I'm thinking it's too short. My arm span is 72 inches, which makes my draw length 29 inches. Online references indicate I should be shooting a recurve that's more like 70 inches. Is that true? It's my first bow so I have only tried a few in shops and wouldn't know the difference between the 62 and a 70, but I am having a real problem with consistency other than regularly putting 20% of my shots over the 4 foot backstop at about 55 foot range. Any advice greatly appreciated! submitted by /u/8cuban [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3hy3mqI via

Hey everyone! A few years ago I bought my first compound, a Diamond Infinite Edge. It’s a great bow, and I really got the hang of it quickly. I had it all adjusted for me at a shop, and loved it! Life got crazy and I haven’t picked it up in about 3 years! So a few questions. I know I’ll need to adjust my sights, but should I go into a shop for any other adjustments, or should everything relatively be the same aside from some sight adjustments? Second, I know this is a great bow but eventually I will want to advance to a new one. I’m a petite gal, so any recommendations on the next bow advancement? Third, I have some target arrows, but I feel like they’re the bottom line. I’d love to know who is using what, and if they have any brand specific arrows they love that they could recommend! Thanks in advance everyone! submitted by /u/MrsReddRevenge [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2EzwUFU via

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Hi, im dying to get a bow but my draw length is about 31-31.5. Ive read online that a 25" riser with long limbs would suit me but I'm not sure what to spend my money on. I was thinking maybe the samick Polaris riser but that is 24" would that work? And what are good affordable limbs to get? Open to any suggestions. Thank you submitted by /u/SnooShortcuts6694 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3hzYnps via

I know it's a stupid question but I'm a bit confused as to whether the draw weight on both limbs are added or if the weight of the entire bow is what's written on the limbs submitted by /u/cypekpl [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3lly7Bn via

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So I'm trying to get my sights set, but still working on my shot. I'm finally starting to feel good anchoring my knuckle to my jaw. I've seen folks also have tip of the nose to the string. I have my string at the corner of my mouth, but my nose is too long or im doing something wrong and its tripping me out. Does the tip of my nose need to be touching the string or is it okay to be over a bit? submitted by /u/d3adtreeKay [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/32pgsA6 via

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