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One time I did this...not exactly sure how

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Discussion post: proposing changes to the /r/Archery league to put up to a vote!

Have any ideas as to how to make the league better? If you're a league member, you can post 'em here and we can chat about them! Any that can realistically be implemented and not unduly increase my workload or whatever, will be put up for a vote in a week or two. Thanks! submitted by /u/Speedly [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3p9fLG7 via

The May /r/Archery league is finished! Week 4 results, plus overall results, inside!

Thanks a bunch to everyone who participated! I'm super glad to see you all are enjoying shooting with us. =) Enough blab already though. Onto the results! Week 4 stuff: Squeek-er of the Week-er© (patent pending) goes out this week to /u/languard , who won by way of tying None and winning by rank! I'm awarding a second one to /u/solonys , who won by just one point over a live opponent! Upset Of The Week™® goes to two archers this week - /u/aquietfrog and /u/bananaboy23 , each overcoming a four-rank deficit to win their matches! Now, final standings for the May 2021 League! Division 1 Gold: salamisandbeer Silver: ILikeCatsOnPillows Bronze: werkuh Division 2 Gold: bananaboy23 Silver: svenuemordue Bronze: Speedly Division 3 Gold: cobaltnights Silver: ZeroCoolKevin Bronze: rubberyduckling Division 4 Gold: aquietfrog Silver: 5lovestarr Bronze: dougbaker45 The old sheet with standings and whatnot is located here, while the normal sheet will show the updated

Question about bowstring whips

So, today while shooting a 57" tall recurve bow (Standard Mediterranean way), I began to wonder what is actually a bow whip and what is not. I shot today without a arm guard and found that sometimes it would not make any contact my arm and sometimes it would hit my arm. However, what occured most often was a small graze followed by a mediocure sting on my forearm. Does that count as a whip and is there a way to stop this from happening? submitted by /u/TheDashingPigeon [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3yRvzSl via

First practice score of the season @ 50m. Lots of wild shots in there. Just a lack of concentration, which is quite annoying. Still trying to decide what will be my point on, a lollipop or bottom of the yellow. #GILLO #yost #winandwin #mountainmufflerarchery

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Training a computer vision model to help me with my draw length. More info in the comments.

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political compass of arrow wraps

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Archery humor

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(M16)Got my first compound bow, it Hurts my arm to hold it up strait, probably because I'm not strong enough yet. What are some lifting exercises I can do to work these muscles? Also any beginner tips appreciated

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my friend sent me this

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Survey for which draw weights bowyers prefer

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Hall tree conversion to Bow Rack

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Shooting at targets in the woods

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Hand made pocket quiver

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Gillo teases new GX (?) riser

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Sorry if it's been done before, but I had an idea for a range bucket, works great!

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Do you need one?

Do you need the little hand piece to draw back the arrow or is it okay to use your fingers? I prefer to use my fingers but I don't know if its okay to do submitted by /u/GoldenYhowl [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3vCNBpb via

Riser & Limbs Sleeve

Hi, just this morning I made a post regarding minimalistic ways to carry my takedown recurve (Samick Sage). Wanted to hear you guys feedback regarding the use of Limbs & Riser Sleeves to keep them and throwing them in a Everyday Bag. Whereas accessories like Strings, Stringer, Sights and Plunger are kept in an Accessory Bag. Does this work? And if so, is there any potential 'damage' to equipments that I should be aware of?. submitted by /u/EtheritePochi [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/34xMTOh via

Castle Shooting Experience

Hello all, just getting into the archery spirit and have been shooting a traditional barebow recurve for 2 years now. I was wondering if there is anywhere in world where can get a castle shooting experience? submitted by /u/Fuse2005 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3fBkPQe via

New string for a Browning Wasp 56" 48#

Recently had an old Browning Wasp 56" 48# recurve given to me. The bow is about 50 years old but hasn't been used in over a decade, probably last used by me too. After looking it over no real concerns structurally but looks like it will definitely need a new string, bear hair, strike plate and arrows. I should be fine on the rest, plate, and arrows but need some help on the bow string. Anyone here familiar with what string type (assuming no fastflight at a minimum) and length these bows need? submitted by /u/wolfgangmob [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2RZVkPN via

My drawl length is 27. And if you notice my elbow is bent slightly with my hand at a angle on the handle so the string will not hit my forearm 💯🎯 .I’m an amateur However I’ve been learning from the best out here in Reno.

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I filmed some slow mo shots with lighted nocks.

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Bag for Carrying Takedown Recurve?

Hey, I am wondering if there is any Bag or Case that can be used to carry takedown recurve. However, I am looking for a minimalistic ones and not those 'typical archery bag' as those seem abit bulky and not to my liking. And, is it safe for the bow to carry it in an everyday carry bag? I saw a particular brand such as the Mybo Roll Up Bag, these type appeal to me in a sense that its minimalistic and just carry what you need. I am using a Samick Sage and accessories include a sight, plunger and rest. No stabilizer and stuff so I do not need a really big space. submitted by /u/EtheritePochi [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3yNt2IT via

Cross Eye Dominant Dilemma

Hello! I'm wanting to get into archery (just for fun) and want to learn a recurve bow. My first problem is, I'm right handed and left eye dominant. I've decided to use a left handed bow after reading what y'all have to say on this sub. My second problem, and main question, is that my left arm is two inches shorter than the right. Do y'all think this will pose an issue in any way? Would it be smarter to use a right handed bow due to this? submitted by /u/Importance-Lower [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3wJmtoL via

Arrow recommendations?

So i bought a 35lb black hunter, i have a couple of arrows left from my old bow ( litteraly like 4 and they are falling apart). Do you guys know any good arrows or specs to look for, for a bow like that? Thank you very much in advance. submitted by /u/CookiezR4Milk [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3fAafZR via

Need Olympic Recurve Tuning Advice

I'm shooting at about 18m, with about 29lbs of draw on an Olympic Recurve (left handed). My fletched groupings are going high and left from where I am aiming, and my unfletched groupings are about the same, maybe a bit lower, and to the right of my spot instead of to the left. I can never remember how to properly use tiller and plunger adjustments to help with getting the groupings together. Any advice would be appreciated. submitted by /u/harryp1998 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2RWhHpg via

I’m new to archery my bow string hit my forearm does any one know how to deal with the injury

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This rendered bow looks EPIC, do exactly this shape bows exist ? (source in comments)

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Hey y'all, it's my first form check! Is my draw length too long?

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65.66 feet. Not bad EH?

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Kiddo (5yo) just shot his first set of 5 where all arrows hit the target. Super proud of him!

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Tried archery for the first time yesterday. Not as bad as it looks!

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Second week shooting, and had my first split arrow! ~12m

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What to expect at the bow shop

I'm going into the city this morning to take my bow to an archery shop. Going to get my new rest and sight installed. What should I expect them to do? What is required to properly install and setup my bow with these new items? Should it be paper tuned there by them? submitted by /u/Xotolery567 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3fyYh2H via

Anyone going to try

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Yesterday's prize

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Form check please. Newbie, I think I'm punching it but find it hard not to...

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Hit from 30 feet away, and this is my second week!

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NBD pictures don’t do them justice. His and hers APA Black Mambas

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Traditional archer looking to get into compound

I've been doing traditional archery for a few years. Looking to get into compound target archery with the goal of learning and improving in it. What do people recommend for a first bow to start with? I've seen a few recommend the Diamond Edge 320 and the Elite Ember. Or should I buy once cry once and just invest in a high end bow? submitted by /u/Aster91 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2R5xGB1 via

Replacement string advice for Mission Switch?

I’ve only had the bow for half a year, but I’ve been shooting the living daylights out of it. I do wax the string regularly, because I take good care of my good equipment. I also like to have spare parts available before I need them, so I’ve started looking into buying a new string just to have on hand. But seriously, what the hell?! A cursory search turned up strings ranging from $50 (seems steep for a piece of string, but this is specialty string) to $169. What’s the difference? At what point am I getting ripped off? The stock string that came with the bow seems fine; I shoot accurately and recently learned that my arrows are good at killing stuff. But will an expensive string help me shoot straighter, or faster, kill deer deader, or file my taxes for me? I do understand that there can be differences in the quality of materials used and how it’s all put together, but I’m suddenly realizing that I have no idea what I should be looking for. Thanks for any guidance or personal experi

Is this bad?

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Do unstrung, stored bows deteriorate over time?

I have been, sadly, unable to use my bow for 5 years by now. I store it on its cloth bag on my room, unstrung. Is it possible that it could deteriorate and be dangerous in some manner by the time I can use it again, be it the string or the wood? It's a wooden 30 lb recurve bow. submitted by /u/SpanishAvenger [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3yHHsKB via

Bowstring STILL slapping my wrist

About a week or so ago, I went on to Reddit in order to talk about my bow string hitting my wrist. Mind you, I've done everything from keeping my alignment correct, my grip correct, and my released correct. I've also tryed to increase the brace height by twisting the bowstring more. And yes, I've also opened my elbow when shooting. Strangely, after all the advice I was given the last time I posted here, the bowstring no matter what, the bow would keep on hitting my wrist. Every single time. The brace height is about 8 inches, so when I hold the bow string, it is about middle my forearm. Strangely enough whenever I shoot my bow, it ends up hitting about five or six centimetres down from the middle of my forearm onto my wrist. I don't understand, is this something wrong I'm doing or is the bow just being weird. I can't place it because I studied so much online trying to find what was wrong with me trying to find techniques that might fix the problem but nothing

Recommendations for a recurve hunting bow

I know by posting this I will get the usual, any bow will work it’s more about the shooter. And I agree. But I’m asking what are good bows to look at for traditional archery that accept quivers, ie has the mounting holes for attachments? I’m new to recurves but have been shooting compounds for 20 years. I know all of the players in the compound game but don’t know where to start for recurves. Thanks submitted by /u/BiscottiEastern3325 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3i21fyk via

String length for Ragim Matrix?

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My string is being damaged by rough string groove.

Hello The serving of my bowstring is always wearing out on the same place very quickly (the right side of the string groove as it's transitioning into the limb). How can I smooth this part out? I used a filer before and first of all it didn't help at all second it looks horrible, but luckily it didn't damage the fiberglass. I'm thinking about trying to smooth it out with some sort of cloth but that would probably take very long. What's your advice? submitted by /u/Weary-Champion-66 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3uzhjtS via

Horizone Redback VS Redback XR (Penetration Tests + Steambow Stinger comparison)

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Meditation and peace

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Last Two Of 72 @ 50m

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Youth Bows!

Morning Reddit! My 6 year old daughter loves her toy bow and we want to surprise her with a real one. Can anyone recommend some good starting youth bows? I was thinking of a compound bow with light draw. 0-200$ would be great! submitted by /u/Demondeath1 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3fsFHct via

ApacheBows.com makes some beautiful Bows

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Today was my first day of recurve archery! A few questions:

I bought a Southwest Archery Takedown Recurve, with a 29# draw. Is this an appropriate size for a 5ft8 male? It seemed easy enough to use, and didn’t feel too big. What brand/kind arrows should I be buying? I got 6 CarbonTrad 550 arrows by victory, and they felt expensive after I started ruining the fletching. Also, what’s the right price to pay for retipping practice arrows? Should I learn to do that myself? All in all I had tons of fun and can’t wait to go again, I’m gonna maybe buy a better finger guard and a more comfortable wrist guard too. Mine started to itch quickly. Recommendations? submitted by /u/ReeferOnBaldy [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2SDMM0K via

My Matthews DXT.new string and suppressors 🎯💯

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Heading to a range tomorrow.

Sorry if its a silly question, but i'm heading to an archery range tomorrow and was wondering if i should pick up a finger tab first as I'm not sure if the club will have spares for me to use, or will it not be as big of an issue as ill probably only make a handful of shots on a low draw weight bow. submitted by /u/gr3ywolf1757 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3fRZrVR via

Spot hogg fast Eddie

Hey guys, I purchased the spot hogg fast Eddie, I believe I sighted it in properly. Just wondering b which way to turn the micro adjustment for my left and rights. The instructions were not too clear. Thanks M submitted by /u/TotalAnnual4024 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3uw8scD via

Hi 👋 I made an archery app with some AI features, would be cool to get feedback

Hi everyone 👋 I am working on this app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.completearchery.completearchery I started out with the idea to identify groups in a target, you can use that feature to snap a pic of your target and upload it, then the model will identify your shots and use an algorithm to determine your groups. This is still super experimental and definitely need to polish the app more but I enjoyed working on it. My next step will probably be adding social features. Currently learning about useful and practical gamification too. Anyways, lmk if it sucks. submitted by /u/xzased [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3vAGyxp via

This is your weekly reminder to submit scores for the final week of the May league session!

As usual, everyone may use their average once per session. Archers at risk of elimination/suspension if no score is received: /u/solonys /u/schnalzar /u/languard /u/lxdahn StephanieK45 Good luck to all! submitted by /u/Speedly [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2TlL44B via

70 YARDS.

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Just got my 30 inch stabilizer. Am I going to look funny at the range being pretty new to archery with one of these? It has helped with my aim a little bit.

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What bow is he using?

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I’ve had my bow roughly 4 months would appreciate a form check please.

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How's my form? second time (session) shooting it, i got it 4 days ago, it's ny first ever bow, no. prior experience in archery. just. some. youtube videos

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Alibow Keshig or Grozer L2 Tatar?

Got my first traditional bow a few weeks ago and I am absolutely hooked!!! Looking at getting a higher quality bow and these are the 2 I have narrowed it down to for now. Does anyone have any input on which may be better? Are they both great and just down to personal preference? Would it be worth the wait for a Grozer biocomposite or are they difficult to maintain / look after? Thanks for any tips or input! 🙂 submitted by /u/Juneau_33 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/34qFyjv via

Another grouping from 20 yards out, for my first week i think this is pretty good

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I poster in r/Bowyer, but thought y'all might appreciate it too!

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Anybody have experiance with the OEELINE Airobow One Piece Recurve Bow 54in that is sold in Right or Left hand models from 30-50 pounds? I know the model is only sold on Amazon and people on Reddit gatekeep about buying stuff off Amazon, but it is highly rated by users.

I just bought a Left hand for me 45 pound of the model above based on what Kramer Ammons owner of Shatterproof Archery said about this bow that he would buy the bow again at a different weight then 40 pounds for a lighter target bow by 5-10 pounds less. He was so happy to bring the model of bow to show because the other major 54 inch length bow from Amazon he showed was not good and for the price on the other bow being as low as it was, was still not worth it in my opinion. submitted by /u/Casey_1988 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3yKGIUT via

Inconsistent draw length...what now?

Hey y'all, recently my draw length somehow became inconsistent. Leading me to shoot too high or low. I'm shooting for about 5 years (intuitive 3d). I use the same anchor point. The side of my mouth, mediterranean draw. But yeah, I can just draw further than I could in the beginning. And I guess what happens is that I turn my head a little more to the side now to keep my fingers at the same spot, while building more back tension than I did before. I'm not sure what the best course of action would be to solve this issue. Should I just draw as long as I can, and get used to that or what? Any input or tips? Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/next_redsteppa [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3ftYRPf via

Correct arrow spine for 30#, 27" DL recurve?

Ok I swear this is my last noob question haha. In the beginning I was suggested to use 500 spine carbons. Saw some people using 600s for their same poundage and DL. Charts say 500-600 for a 29-30" arrow, But just had someone correct me and inform me that 900-1000 is correct for me. Which is a big difference from the original 500 so I was really surprised and now I have to rethink the arrows Im buying cause 500 is too stiff. What do similar bow users use? Man i feel so bad, feel like I'm annoying this subreddit with too many questions but I am eternally grateful for how lovely everyone has been. submitted by /u/TheeTruther [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3yMvOxO via

Help with new release aid

I recently bought a Spot Hog “wise guy” release , my old release was a dual caliper . My arrows are now hitting about 3 inches left at 30 yards . Do I fix’s this by moving my sight ? if I do will there be any lasting affects out to farther ranges after I move it ? submitted by /u/True-Feed-2025 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3oZ4x71 via

Accident or intentional?

So we live in a suburban neighborhoods and we found an arrow lodged in our roof about a year ago. My husband was very concerned, but I stupidly blew it off as a random accident. Then, a few weeks ago I found 2 arrows lodged in our front walkway, perpendicular to our house and parallel to each other. In the middle of the afternoon. They were shot somewhere between 3 and 4 pm, while my daughter was outside in our tree swing approximately 15 feet away. I called the cops, since is seemed to me that they were shot at our house, from the street, and on purpose. Cops went across the street to ask the neighbors, and the one not directly across from us but at an angle to us admitted he was practicing in his backyard and they must have "ricocheted". He has convinced everyone it was just an accident but it seems suspicious to me, given the angle of our house in respect to his, and the fact that not one but two arrows ( or 3 if you could the one in our roof last year) would have had to

Young woman builds a takedown bow from scratch displaying ridiculously impressive craftsmanship.

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Just got a bow this spring. I can’t believe what I was missing. Bear Species

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Today's moving meditation

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Noob with Noob questions

Hey guys - i wanted to get a bow for years now - so today i finally decided to get one! Now the more i look into it the more i find that it is not as simple as "buy bow - buy arrow - shoot bow" So maybe some of you could help me so i don't make (too m)any beginner mistakes! I decided to go for this bow: https://www.bogensportwelt.de/JACKALOPE-Moonstone-60-Zoll-30-60-lbs-Take-Down-Recurvebogen-Rechtshand The site is in german so i try to translate as good as i can: Middle piece has 15 inch Arms are set to 45lb Bow length is 60 inch Maximum draw length is 32 inch Middle piece is Dymondwood Arms are Achorn Tips are Bakelit ​ ​ Now i'm gonna be honest - most of those things don't say too much to me. I've been reading /googling a lot but i decided that actually talking to someone might help me better/quicker. So maybe you can help me out :) Specifically about two things: 1) The bow string is neon green - which does not fit the bow at all. So i

Multiple sights for the same bow?

Has anyone here done, or heard of having two or more sights for the same bow, each one sighted in for different sets of arrows? I’m not sure if this is a hard no, but would like to get y’all’s opinions. Thanks! submitted by /u/lealmg [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3uyOle0 via

Found this pretty wholesome video on tiktok

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Looking for the right string length for my husband's bow for Father's day. Details below.

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Can't hit the ball, but i can split the string ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Been Lurking for Awhile so Here’s my Rig

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My Paragon Raider bow unstrung and strung.

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Transporting equipment in Melbourne

Hey everyone just a quick question, In Melbourne, Victoria, Australia is it illegal to buy and transport a bow to a club and back home, any Victorian archers please help the internet is unhelpful all my searches result in outdated forum posts submitted by /u/SKAGZn00b [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/34lnAPc via

What can I do about having almost nowhere to shoot at my home

My backyard is small and past that I have a school on one side of me houses on two and the house on the other so where can i shoot should I just go to clubs till I’m confident enough in my aim? Should I try shooting somewhere else, I can’t think of anyone I won’t have a chance of commuting first degree murder or causing property damage submitted by /u/explosivepro [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/34zDRAx via

I’m open to any tips on my form etc. Trying not to practice daily to avoid bad habits.

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Odinson bows

Anyone have any experience with Odinson bows? I bought the Assassin model but it bend before i put 100 arrows down range with it submitted by /u/ninjababe23 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2QU4vRc via

Spares or overpriced? EBay used Genesis

https://www.ebay.com/itm/384186217192?hash=item59734872e8:g:ID8AAOSwd9pgrVcP Can't seem to decide if this would be worthwhile or not. Already have a Genesis for the family. This would get me started with sights. Figure on restringing and a rest. What do you think? submitted by /u/Ctfish2018 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3vu2ave via

Looking for a beginning bow to start my journy

Hello, all im 17 and im moving to Mexico soon and need something to do so i figured i would pickup something ive always wanted to do, archery. I used to be in boy scouts and would spend most of my free time at camp at the archery range and now im interested in getting back into it. What are some things i should look for in a bow like measurements feature price range etc. Ive looked for a local shop but the closest is about 40 miles away so i plan on shopping online.Any help would be much appreciated thank you in advance submitted by /u/ice_wizzard12 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3yAzNh7 via

So a Hoyt and a Mathews go into a bar...

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Potential to move from recurve to compound?

Not full newbie, I've had some practice with a recurve bow, although not for several years now. If I wanted to get back into archery, I'd want to try a compound bow instead. Would it be like starting 100% from scratch? Or would there be some similarity in technique or anything? I understand there is a notable step up in power for a compound, but other than that? submitted by /u/gasmaskedturtle77 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3vpL7dL via

Happy New Bow Day To Me.

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Best grouping from my second day shooting, using a Hoyt Torrex.

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