Archery Tips For Beginners

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Provide me with an official answer to this question: When aiming uphill or downhill with a compound bow, do you need to adjust your aim to compensate for elevation change? For example, if your target is 50 yards away (uphill or downhill) and you put your 50 yard pin in the center, will it hit center or will you miss high/ low? I can’t seem to find a clear answer anywhere and would really appreciate any help! TYIA! ✌🏻 submitted by /u/devinshire23 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3omYA5m via

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My Archery Club has started a JOAD / USA Archery team. We've raised money to purchase bales. What is the best brand you've experienced? American Whitetails seems to be the easy / obvious option, but wondering what else is out there. submitted by /u/kirby5609 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2WoC7JI via

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I feel like an idiot for asking this. But I’ve never used arrow lube. I haven’t shot my bow tech captain in years. And after recently recovering from a neck injury it’s the first time I’ve been able to comfortably shoot in a very long time. However after sinking my arrows into a foam block and spending more effort getting the arrows out than actually shooting I realize there’s such a thing as arrow lube, because it can’t be THIS hard to get the damn arrows back out of a target. What do you guys use? Or would just wax string work? submitted by /u/HighSpeed556 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3kT4glB via

I got a new bow today and while trying to string it, I realized I've been bending it to the wrong side (outwards) several times. I feel really stupid and worried I might have damaged it in some way. I put the bowstring on correctly and it looks fine now but I haven't tried it out yet. Has anyone done this by accident before too? Do you think the bow is gonna be fine? (I have no clue why this happened, I've used and stringed this type of bow several times before. I think I might have been to hasty because of excitement...) submitted by /u/Moggie0312 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3D0Q7ZF via

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Has anyone tried to use CBD while shooting? Im looking to ease my mind more as I shoot because I am recovering from target panic and I’m not used to shooting around a lot of people. submitted by /u/Braxtasy [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3uoFPiZ via

Hey everyone, I'm attempting to make some (by compound bow standards) incredibly heavy arrows on a college student budget (<$300 USD per 12). I shoot a 65# draw PSE drive 3b at 29" draw with a drop-away rest. I've decided to remove myself from the speed camp for the 2022 season, and would like to build a 650+ grain arrow and 20% + FOC. I have some experience building arrows, but this would be my first real foray into the art. Does anybody have a setup they'd like to share, or have any ideas for shafts, broadheads, or inserts to help me get this project going? submitted by /u/ModernNerd9224 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3D29Fgx via

Hello everyone! I'm new to archery as a hobby and I have been going to lessons for about three weeks now, last session I was shooting with a 25 lbs recurve bow, and I got tired but I think I can handle if I practice. I have a short draw length (23 inches) thinking of buying a 30 or 35 lbs recurve bow. I found these bows on Amazon, I have limited budget, I was thinking these can do the trick, what do you think? but if you can recommend something else or give me some advice i would really appreciate it. https://www.amazon.com/-/es/gp/product/B07KPNS7QN https://www.amazon.com/-/es/gp/product/B07KPPJX44/ submitted by /u/Morpel [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3iCCngj via

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I have been shooting since July so not that long compared to some of you. After my beginners course in July I tried to shoot 2-3 a week and saw a massive improvement in my grouping. For the last month it feels like I am not improving at the rate I would like and it feels like I am going down to the club and shooting for the sake of it with no real purpose. My question is, when you go to shoot so you concentrate on a certain aspect of your form or what exactly are you doing when you go for a session ? Just going to the club and shooting 400-500 arrows seems kind of pointless now as I feel I am missing something submitted by /u/xboxPS4 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/39QwFlT via

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Something like this https://www.amazon.co.uk/Handcrafted-Takedown-Compound-Fiberglass-Competition/dp/B07F385PJC Unfortunately if you search online, a lot of them are either wall mounts which I can't have them because I live in a rented flat or they're the metal one's which dig into the ground (which obviously I can't use either).Does anyone know where I can get a ground storage unit for a bow/arrow? Don't know if there's a real name for it. submitted by /u/Raneynickel4 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3kQJyCN via

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Hey all Looking for advice. Unfortunately there's no local or even localish shops where I can get out and test out different risers. I know I need a larger sight window as my coach's bow is 66" (Ragim Matrix) and we've discovered for me to see the target properly even at 18m indoors I can barely see the sight or target as the riser is in the way. What are some larger ILF risers for target recurve late beginner? I'm not looking to jump into a Hoyt Xceed or anything...but don't need the other end with a Sammick either. I would like to get into competitons hopefully as early as next year and ideally I'd like the same riser for a few years (or forever). Also, I'm a LH shooter so no risers just for RH. Risers I've looked at that are available and seem to have decent reviews are Topoint Unison, Kinetic Arios2, Gillo G1(borderline price range) and G2, Mybo Wave XL and the WNS Motive or Vantage AX. All outside of the Mybo all are 25" risers which I

Looking for a good arrow rest for my recurve bow. I currently have an AAE Stinger on it, and it works ok. Though I think it is meant more for compound bows, but I got it from 3 rivers archery and it is shown mounted to a recurve. Can’t really find much info on it either. But I’m open for suggestions! submitted by /u/KosmicKam [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/39LzdBN via

I heard there is a place in turkey that was made for archers “till judgement day” Called ochular vacki. < I know that is definitely spelled wrong. Does anyone know what im talking about and how to spell it? I also want to learn how to make turkish bows. I know this is very specific and It will probably take me a long time to find someone to teach me especially in english. I am very interested in historical archery especially turkish. If anyone has any websites, books and youtube videos please let me know. submitted by /u/One_Bluejay2718 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3ogPl71 via

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Haven’t be able to shoot in a while (almost a year) and now that I have some time I’m starting back up. Any advice on some workouts or tips to get my arm back into shape? I am struggling a bit to pull my bow back (70lbs) and would like to get back to pulling it with ease. submitted by /u/ZepCad [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3kOrfhw via

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I started shooting recurve early this year. I was shooting around 100 arrows a day for some time, frequently visited a small shop in my area for lessons, etc. He found that I was compressing a bit on the shot and suggested a clicker. I was down at 30#s at the time and was not overboard, just had bad form. I shot with that for a long time and all was well. My DL ended up just shy of 27". I am pretty confident that this DL is correct in this case. I had since worked up to 40-45# and kept the same DL. Like I said, I was practicing A LOT! Some time later I went to a bigger shop and picked up a compound bow. They were pretty quick to assume a 25" DL by looking at me, and after flying a few test arrows it was left at 25" (not saying this is bad, they probably get pretty good at guessing this). I've since been shooting this way and I don't think my form is terrible or anything, but I'm not frequently getting form checks or anything like I had for the recurve. My

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Hello. My name is Adam Madi. I am extremely interested in archery and want to start to take it on. I took an archery lesson like 20 months ago and it was very fun.I think I did pretty good, and hit many bullseyes. I was researching the types of bows I would need to use. I am left-eye dominant for archery, but I use my right hand for everything that I do. I am confused about this, and was wondering if I should buy a right hand bow or a left hand bow. I know that right handed bows are drawn with the right hand and left hand bows are drawn with the left hand. I was also wondering what draw weight to use. I am 16 years old and 190 pounds, but I exercise daily, so should I get a draw weight of 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, or 60? I appreciate any helpful responses! submitted by /u/amadi2005 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2XVfJrG via

I have a hard time making the decision between getting a samick sage recurve bow or getting a 200$ compound bow from Ebay. I have never been involved in archery and my plan at the moment is to go out to the woods, set up a target and learn how to shoot. The big plan eventually is to learn how to hunt and that will probably be with a compound. The compound bows that i am looking at seems to be unbranded which is what is holding me back from it. What do you people recommend? submitted by /u/redditsmma [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/39K6MUQ via

I bought this bow years ago and then got super busy and haven't had a chance to use it in the passed 4 years. It's a Mathews TX5. A few question: 1: I've been using Maxima Red arrows which seem to do the job just fine, but I need to order new ones. What size do I order, or are there better ones for the bow? 2: what are good arrow tips for boar and deer hunting? 3: what practice tips should I be using to match the weight? 4: what's a good backyard target to practice on. The ones I've bees using practically require a hydraulic press to pull them out (I don't have close by neighbours so that's not an issue) submitted by /u/_canker_ [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3oeT5pt via

"Longer bows are more forgiving" is repeated over and over. But, can somebody please explain, what do they forgive actually? And how? submitted by /u/dandellionKimban [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3ojN9M5 via

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Do limbs with an increase of 6 lbs make a noticeable difference? submitted by /u/jon92356 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3zPxk1D via

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Greetings all. I just recieved my first bow this summer and am hooked. I was gifted a Martin Champion 36. I love it. I have noticed, however, that my arrows corkscrew through the air and at the last 3D shoot i was at a gentleman told me my arrows may not be stiff enough. Now my friend that gifted me the bow also set me up with 350 arrows. Im wondering if 250 makes sense in light of the flight path. Im coming to the wisdom of the internet for answers. Info: Draw weight is 70 lbs Draw length is 32 inches Tips are 100gr field points Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. submitted by /u/Han_Cholo815 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3F0Glsi via

The bow belonged to my grandfathers dad (my great grandfather), and hasn’t really been used since my grandfather died in 2011. It is fully wooden, and it has been stored in its bag unstrung. I was thinking about getting back into archery, and my mother thought it would be nice to have someone else in the family use the bow. My only question is if it’s safe to use. I don’t want it to just snap in my hand. I’m fully aware that I’ll probably need to replace the strings, and I plan on taking it to a professional to get it checked, but I figured I’d ask here first. Is it even worth the money to have it checked? Is it almost 100% chance that it’s unsafe to use? I’d hate for something that was in this family for so long to be broken. Any advice is appreciated! submitted by /u/Ke11y_83 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/39KtwUW via

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It’s always been something im curious with, so I am gonna try it, any tips or pointers on how to shoot a compound bow? submitted by /u/PixelatedPigeon [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2Zrin9p via

Has anyone ordered stuff from nockpoint.es and have it shipped to the US? I see that they offer better prices than Lancaster Archery and am thinking of buying my first recurve bow (and all related equipment) from them. They have a lot of happy customers in Spain and all over Europe. However, I was not able to find any reviews from the US. Does anyone have any experience with shipping to USA? How much did shipping cost? How long did it take to arrive? Did you have to pay additional charges at customs and were there any problems? Thanks a lot, everyone. submitted by /u/perennial_student1 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3uh1Dx2 via

Hey guys, I’m pretty new to archery, and I’m wanting to know about how far I can deviate off of my spine and still be safe. I’m shooting a Matthew’s HTR with 70lbs on my draw weight, and my arrow shaft length is 27 inches. I’m not entirely sure about my draw length, but I think it’s 29 inches. I normally shoot with a 340 spine arrow. Again, this is strictly about safety and not performance, as I’m not going to get away from the 340 spines, but I just want to know. Thanks for any tips! submitted by /u/B_More_Whitty [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2XYdzrC via

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Hi - I am interested in getting a two piece bow. I like to carry a bow in the backcountry so packability and weight are important. I saw the Toelke Pika - which would be perfect - https://montanabows.blogspot.com/p/one-and-two-piece-bow-designs.html?m=1 However it is very expensive. Can anyone suggest similar bows that are in lower price range - maybe more like $500. I have a shortish draw - 28” and I don’t want anything over 45# weight since I have an old shoulder injury that limits how much bow I can pull. Thanks! submitted by /u/ecohousing [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3m1nNjb via

I’m specifically looking into getting a recurve within the $200-$300 range I’m just not sure where to look. submitted by /u/No-Engineer4983 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3uiT70k via

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I'm a beginner archer interested in historical English longbows. I'm planning on buying a bow shortly but am at a loss for which arrows are best suited to this type of bow. Thank you. submitted by /u/earthwok [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3odAZUI via

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So I have been doing archery about 9 months now, I went to an archery shop to try a bow at higher poundage as I would like to go higher. I started off on a 22# bow, (25F, weak and short), at the shop they measured my draw weight and because of my short draw I was pulling 4# less on the 66" bow that I tried, so I tried a 26# and I was pulling it at 22# (so the 22# I've been using this whole time I've only been pulling at 18#), they said if I'm pulling 4# less on a 66" then every two inch you go down on bow size you gain 2#... So am I correct in thinking, for example if I had a 64" bow at 26# I'd pull 24#? And if I had a 62" bow at 26# I'd pull at 26#? Thanks. Sorry if it's confusing tried to explain the best I can. submitted by /u/iam-theworst [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3ibH7ZI via

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wondering which bow maker creates the stronger bow that can take a dry fire if it happens looking to get my kids into the sport hobby just wondering for my thoughts i own a bowtech and love it submitted by /u/Big_Positive_8026 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2ZozyIH via

Lot of fun, and if I had been playing golf, I would have been very pleased with my score…. submitted by /u/FNFALC2 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3o87Bzl via

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Hi all, I am ordering a custom bow from Baltic Bowyer . I only have experience with the reflex/deflex style of longbow, but I am very much interested in his "hybrid" longbow as well. I am wondering what difference these two bows would have in terms of shooting? I am very much a fan of the smooth draw of a r/d longbow. Will the hybrid be very comparable? Thanks! submitted by /u/Blaine-Time [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/39CfR29 via

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Absolutely beginner here, I’m thinking about buying a recurve bow. I’m a 6’2 man, and relatively strong of that matters. I’d like a moderately powerful bow, but one that’s still good to learn on. Any suggestions? submitted by /u/hoot11 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3iaySxc via

Today I won my state’s outdoor championship, set a new PB, and kicked some tail. That is all. submitted by /u/archerjenn [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3ug0K7T via

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Looking for advice on long lasting arrows just for practice shooting. Thank you. submitted by /u/tanios14 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3uikBUa via

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The school of hard knocks has taught me to take care of myself. Being a senior citizen has taught me I am not bullet proof. I want to take care of the body I have. I've been an archer all my life. Recently my backyard bow broke. It was a cheapie, a PSE. So no big deal. The good thing is, I get to buy a replacement. In order to save my body parts - my fingers, shoulders, and what ever else might take a beating from use, I want to buy the lightest, PRACTCAL bow/arrow set-up commonly available. My question is, Who sells a traditional style bow with a very light pull poundage, and arrows (or just shafts) to match? The bow that broke was a 30#. My arrows measure 28 inches from the depth of the knock (the radius where the arrow contacts the string), to the end of the arrow if you were to unscrew and remove the point. It doesn't matter to me, long or recurve. I can fletch my own arrows. I normally use aluminum shafts. (Even for my compound bow.) I like to shoot distances of 20 to

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An article on the Cumans. Yes, the Cumans from Age of Empires 2, except the real ones, not the little pixelated ones. Check it out. https://archeryhistorian.com/cumans-fierce-warriors-of-the-steppe/ submitted by /u/ArcheryHistorian [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3CMiRFA via

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Ok I’ve looked everywhere. Does anyone know of a relatively budget LH compound bow for a kid? None of the beginner Bear bows are made lefty, the PSE Mini is only RH too. Also the Bear Brave doesn’t have a let-off so that sort of defeats the purpose. All I’ve seen is the Genesis bow that’s like $150 but I think it’s too big for my son. Anyone out there have any ideas? I’m at a loss here. submitted by /u/Spartan0330 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3CMrHmL via

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Either for recurve shooting or barebow submitted by /u/DuncanvBaas [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3zJ6M1S via

Anybody shoot in SWFL? Looking for more people to practice with and have fun with archery on a regular basis. submitted by /u/PracticalRun9993 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3zGdaXF via

What targets is everybody shooting for broadheads and field points both? Looking for something large that I can shoot for thousands of arrows without wearing out. Thanks everyone. submitted by /u/PracticalRun9993 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2Y14I8O via

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Hi. I just bought a korean traditional bow (the modern version, not a hornbow/gakgung). But hmm, I don't really like the bow's limb finishing. At first, I thought it is made of the birch bark wood, but when it arrived, it's just a birch bark sticker. and the colour doesn't look good enough (I think the finishing doesn't worth too much for what I already spent)... So, I thought maybe I want to wrap the limb, with pu leather/ carbon fiber sticker. Is it a good idea to do it? Will it affect the bow performance especially the arrow speed? I really really hope to hear some thoughts from you guys. Tqvm in advance 🙏☺️ submitted by /u/omaewameow [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3lZ4cQG via

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I need to pick between 3 bows for me tomorrow, I am new to archery. The 3 options I have are the bear species, the diamond edge 320 and the elite ember all rth bows. Looking for thoughts on what the best option would be. Also to help I'm 5'11 and 29" draw length will be shooting between 60 and 70 lbs. Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/gjr2002 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3kEIh1J via

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I’m not sure if this counts as archery but I’m looking to purchase some 12in carbon aluminum composite shafts, and I’ve been unable to find them. Does anyone have any sources for these? submitted by /u/lavawalker465 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3zHaGIL via

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I am looking to get back into archery after not shooting since high school (about 10 years). I have gone to my local shops to try out some bows, but I'm a lefty and their stock is very limited. I'm currently thinking either a PSE NXT 35 or a PSE Lazer, but there are none for me to try. They would be about the same price, but I could get the NXT delivered about a month sooner which is appealing. I was wondering if anyone has experience with either or both and what your thoughts are. Is the Lazer worth waiting an extra month for when I'm itching to start shooting? submitted by /u/BigMack97 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2XMQTui via

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57" Recurve bow, (20-pound draw weight) ​ I was having quite a peaceful session shooting at 6 meters for a while, having fun and doing well. I moved up to 8 meters, and all of a sudden, my shooting went crazy. The arrows were flying all over the place and I was really confused. I found that my bow hand will kind of wiggle once the string is completely back to its original position. I found my bow arm was a little tired, and that my elbow might not have been straight, but I'm still curious if there are any other factors. submitted by /u/TheDashingPigeon [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3m0KJPn via

Me and my fiancee recently learned that we have an area fairly close by courtesy of our local game and wildlife that is set up as an Archery field. There is some large wooden structures you are able to put targets on, but no such thing as a proper backstop unless you were to put one up. Since we currently live in an apartment and want to take advantage of this field, are there any suggested portable archery stands that could be folded up? Something along the lines of this: https://www.amazon.com/AKA-Sports-Gear-Adjustable-Stand-Heavy/dp/B08QR8ZWGT but with better construction? submitted by /u/Warruzz [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2XMV89d via

Hey guys !! Im a beginner in archery and I absolutely love the bow the only thing i have to say is, if you buy it the sight on it is absolute crap. ( people with more knowledge about bows probably know this already) I twisted the housing very easily trying to sight it the plastic is really soft. I bought a cypher 5 and problem solved. Thats the only thing i had to say, really nice and fun to shot bow. Have a nice day! submitted by /u/hyst3ri4 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3m0KCmV via

Guys, new to archery ( stupid question alert ! ;)) … if your strand amount goes up … say 16 strands on a recurve at 28# and 66” limbs instead of 12 strands, that would decrease the brace height would it ? It also would adversely affect the limbs as well right ? Just as well, when one says 66 “ for limbs, one refers to the length from limb tip to limb tip when the bow is unstrung, would that be the right way to judge the length of the entire bow ? The reason I ask is because bottom limb on a new recurve Ragim Matrix Custom gives two measurements. It gives the measurement ordered and an additional measurement on the right side of it which is shorter by 4” and weighs 2 # more, and I’m not sure which one the ordered recurve is ? Is it 66” at 28# or 62” at 30# ? Any help would be appreciated and thanks in advance, everyone in this sub is awesomely polite and I really appreciate that. submitted by /u/kneeoclis [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/

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Note this will be my first compound bow ever. However I’ve shot on budget bows at a rental range enough to know I want this to be a major new hobby for me. I’ve made the mistake in under buying and going budget in other hobbies, like mountain bikes. It took me five years to realize that a $6000 Ripley Ibis is 100% a worthwhile expense for the trails I ride. That all said I thought a $1200-1600 budget would suffice until I went to a local shop and fell in love with a Bowtech Solution in pure black. I love the look of it and the feel of it. But then I saw it’s like $1200 with absolutely nothing else included. To note, I plan on shooting at a range at least once a week going forward for 2-3 hours. I had absolutely no problem drawing at 70lbs with a 90/10 ratio. In fact it felt kind of fun. I’d like to concentrate on building skill at that weight. I have two questions: - is there an alternative to the Solution you’d recommend that is more akin to $800? - if not, if I bought the Solut

Hey all, I haven’t used my bow in about 10 years, I’m looking at joining up again and am fully expecting my limbs to break. Has anyone got any advice or any tips of things I should do before shooting with them again? (Eg leave it strung up for a couple hours, just buy new limbs?) submitted by /u/Slowe123 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2Zn8hq4 via

I want to make a small 3D course as home on a budget. What are some cheap options? Whether it be homemade or store bought any ideas are welcome. submitted by /u/Confident_Syrup_4229 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3CIvzVV via

I saw that the owners manual list a "minimum recommended bolt weight", but it didn't say anything about the maximum weight. Does KI just not have one for it? And if not, why? submitted by /u/quiveringcoconut [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3AH866V via

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Is it just me, or are the broadheads a pain in the butt to put together? I put the blades in halfway so that I can push them all down together, but they feel super tight and fight all the way down. Am I dooing something wrong? submitted by /u/donggrowthus [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/39zupPN via

Does anyone know what the brace height and tiller height is supposed to be approximately for a Ragim matrix custom ? Thank you in advance. submitted by /u/kneeoclis [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2XXSJJ8 via

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Asiatic Archery (horse bows) - Some links to help you get started. If you’re interested in traditional Asiatic Archery like the Huns, Mongols, Turks, Chinese, Manchu, Korean etc, then I recommend the book "The Way of Archery", which is a translated manual of Gaoying’s Ming archery. Their website and YouTube channel is the go to resource for tutorials and info. ( http://www.thewayofarchery.com/tutorials.html ) Armin Hirmer has a great source of info on bow reviews at YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/user/schwihi . Nomad Warriors make a $100 fiberglass bow that won't break the bank. I recommend affordable fiberglass bows similar to these for beginners before dropping $300 for the laminated bows, especially for a light weight bow you’ll likely grow out of faster than you’d expect. They are stateside so shipping will be quicker. https://www.nomadwarriors.com/store/p3/Fiberglass_Nomad_Horsebow.html There's also Alibow for GREAT affordable and quality Fiberglass and la