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Lost my release a month ago. A raccoon found it before I did though. Old vs New

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9 months of practicing instinctive barebow archery, can anybody do form check for me ?

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Wolf Man Bullseye!

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Limb for Gillo G1

Hi, I have been shooting for around a year and a half with the Adventure 2.0 recurve bow and want to upgrade my bow a bit. I’m interested in barebow so I’m looking at the Gillo G1 25” riser, I need some advice about choosing the limb for it. I’m 5’3 and my draw length is 25 inches, my budget is about 300~400$. Thank you! submitted by /u/justaclonedontmindme [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3GAyAuh via

What is Khatra?

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How is this happening? The fletching is in the middle of his arrow in some shots, but I don’t understand what he’s doing differently

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Halloween Targets!

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Bottom of sight hits my arrow at extended yardage

I have a Spot Hogg Fast Eddie single pin sight on my Hoyt RedWRX. The sight is amazing out to about 70 yards and then the bottom of the sight starts hitting my fletching. Is there any adjustment I can make to raise the sight up and re-sight it in so I can get more yardage out of it? The tape is good to 100 yards and I want to be able to use it for long 3D shots. I have read that it may require an adjustment to my peep but I figured I’d ask here. Thanks. submitted by /u/ClemDooresHair [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3mypFBz via

Good all round string colour?

I'm looking for ideas of a good all round string colour for my bow... I've been using red for a long time but having tracked down issues with my shooting that have caused some inconsistencies (some kit related, some habit related) one of the biggest issues is my string colour... I'm just loosing the dark red at full draw with my matt grey riser, which is causing really crap groups even at 18m What kind of colours to people go for that are good in the majority of light conditions? (Indoors, outdoors and field) submitted by /u/KDulius [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3jPw9tJ via

[OC] LOTR inspired armguard made by me

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New to archery but still have quite a shaky grip on my bow, how to improve?

I am going to the archery club at my uni and tried out a few different club bows until I got my own which is 70" and 14lbs. I wanted something 20-30lbs because I am a newbie and quite skinny so I can't pull back a heavy bow. However, I am 6ft2" so I am a bit taller so I needed a longer bow. I tried borrowing someone's bow sight today and even though I was aiming at the target and looking through the eyepiece I kept missing every time. Only got near the target I was aiming at once. They kept adjusting it for me cause they knew more how to do it. Though even when I aim without the sight it is hard for me to hit the target. Is it normal to be this bad this bad early on? I know that you need years of practice to get any good and most people start archery when they are kids or something. I did get my own target and gear from Merlin's Archery (in the UK) so I will practice more on my own as well. But I still can't stop my arms/hands from shaking a bit when I pull ...

Hey guys, was hoping for a form check. Been shooting for about 1,5 years barebow and I'm not really happy with my release. Maybe point some things out I could practice on. Thanks :)

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White Hoyt Xceed 27 Inch with integra limbs - aka my first bow

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what will make me faster without using the thumb draw

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Did I drink too many beers?

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Form check please! :)

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Bow size

I have a 29-30 inch draw, is a 62 inch bow good? I want to learn how to hunt with a bow and arrow and i heard some people say a 62 inch is more practical because it’s shorter, on the other hand some say i should get a longer one due to it having less stacking and it’s easier on the shoulders. submitted by /u/ShawarmaWrapSupreme [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3pSUKle via

Arrow off course with higher FOC

I am shooting a 70 lb compound bow at 32 inches. For months I have been shooting a very heavy and stiff arrow. Black eagle Spartans at 200 spine. I have been using a 100 grain tip and 28 grain inset. With this setup my arrows fly very well. I recently bought 125 grain tips and when I shoot them 1/2 of the shots wobble or go off course. Iv swapped out arrows and tips multiple times but I am getting lots of wobble with the heavier tips. Can anyone explain help this? I thought higher FOC would help my accuracy not hurt it. submitted by /u/Microscop3s [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3vXKJ7z via

Are limbs meant to fit flush in the riser? WNS Elite Forged riser and limbs: there's this gap between the limb and the tiller bolt when unstrung, and the corners of the limb butt up against the curve of the socket in the riser.

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Zwickey broadheads still in production?

I got some broadheads from zwickey and not gonna lie, the packaging looks like it’s from the 80s (not complaining, it’s cool and all) and was wondering if zwickey still makes broadheads and stuff. They’re never in stock at the typical sites I use. submitted by /u/the-renaissance-man1 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2ZEfCBW via

physics defying target

So im in my lesson, everything fine and my arrows did not have damaged tips. I shoot my arrow which hits the target only to bounce from the surface and land on the floor.I just sat there confused as my teacher who was beside me laughed like crazy. submitted by /u/redditor45667 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2ZJKYr5 via

I’ve seen string slap before, but I didn’t know it could draw blood!

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Here’s a half dozen trad arrows that were SO hard for me to give up. Cresting is so much fun.

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Nothing that tape cant fix 😎👌 , (talking serious , is this dangerous?)

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Fletchings keep falling off my FMJ arrows

I just started fletching my own arrows about a month ago. I am using the standard 2 inch blazer vanes and Easton FMJ arrows, I clean the arrow with acetone and let dry before attaching the fletching. I am using Max bond adhesive and I have tried using a little and a lot of adhesive and nothing seems to work. I have refletched my arrows probably 4 times in a month. Anyone have any thoughts on what the issue is? This is getting time consuming and expensive. submitted by /u/No_Tackle1831 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3pQz9di via

Archery DIY? Need some help designing a backdrop

I need a backdrop just in case I miss my 60x60 cm foam target from a 10 to 20m range.. behind it is a solid wall, however it is owned by others. I'd rather not damage it and avoid any problems further down the road.. Challenge: I need to be able to move it after I'm done with it. So something that can be assembled and disassembled. Ease of carry. Something that fits in a bag? The bag for the stand is 71 cm (30 in) long.. i can get a light stand bag that's 1.1 m (43.3in) long as well Size consideration: my first thought was 2m x 2m.. (78.7 in) is that enough? Should I make it bigger/smaller? Current stand ideas: Green screen stand. It feels like the stand would not be stable and would fall off easily. PVC pipe and connectors.. something like what this person made https://youtu.be/UAfaWEjpKwE , make the back leg longer, front leg shorter.. not sure how strong the pvc connector is for the leg.. should be fine though? Backdrop: Green screens? Flannel blanket? So...

Having fun shooting my bow. It gets expencive when you start hitting your own arrows.

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Sighting in the crossbow at 20 yards. Split the first arrow right down the middle. Second arrow was embedded in the first. Never could I ever do this again, even if I tried.

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Shooting a homemade PVC recurve (55# at 32”) Full tutorial in the comments

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Personal best at 60 yards. I swear that my new helical fletching has improved my accuracy.

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Got myself good with my bowstring. Ouch

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Can someone suggest a good barebow to start with?

I have taken a beginner course and fell in love with barebow. Now it’s time to get my own but not sure which ones are good and which ones bad. Don’t want to spend loads of money on the first one either so something with a good price to quality ratio. Any advice is welcome! submitted by /u/Alone_General_2658 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3vYPHAU via

Shredded thoroughly

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I was working on these designs a while back

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Did this one a couple months back

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I've found a local archery spot. What to buy to start out?

Hey! Long time lurker. So I've wanted to get into the world of arrow shootin' for YEARS. And I've found an indoor archery area here in town, and I think I'd like to start with some lessons. The conflict is I don't have a bow, or anything for that matter. Where should I start when looking for a good quality budget bow? I don't plan to hunt with it just yet (5 year goal) but when that bridge comes, I'm happy to get a bow specifically for hunting Bucks/ ELK. For now, I'd love something for target practice, and to get the hang of archery until I'm financially ready to upgrade to something longer term. With this beginner/ intermediate bow, I see it being the only bow I purchase for a minimum of 5 years, and I'd love for it to match the quality for price. As a full time wood worker, I've considered strongly making my own longbow to start, but jeez, I really don't have the time, and I'd rather support someone of quality versus being che...

Mathews V3 derailing

Anyone have any issues with the Mathews V3 derailing? I’ve had my string come off twice in the last 6 months and have never had an issue with my previous bows. I’m sure it’s something I’m doing and not noticing, but just odd in 15 years of shooting I’ve never had an issue before this now. If you have any tips Or similar experiences I’d love to hear it. Thanks! submitted by /u/jiminychristmas69 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3pSh26O via

Any recommendations for an ambidextrous takedown recurve?

Hello guys, I recently bought a Samick Sage (Classic Takedown Bow) and I shoot right handed, I have really been enjoying it so far. But I was thinking about buying a second bow that my girlfriend/friends could use. I really like the idea of takedown bows because of the versatility, but I was wondering if there were any decent ambidextrous takedown bows on the market so that it wouldn't really matter who was shooting it! It doesn't have to be anything special, as long as it's not a total piece of crap from China. Haha My budget is $200-$400 submitted by /u/NorthernPunk [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3bo6PGY via

Bearpaw, Strongbow Sir Henry 40 lbs 40 lbs

I am wondering is this a good longbow for my bother?, Yes I got him the correct glove for the shooting hand as well for the bow, not that he will ever use it until he gets cut by his synthetic feathers/feathers on his aluminum arrows. submitted by /u/Casey_1988 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3BsaaPy via

Alright I have tried ever single allen wrench in existence, both metric and standard. What size works? -Mathews Triax

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Learning everything on my own?

I’ve had a compound bow since about 14,I’m 21 now. I got it second hand and my dad took it to get an initial service. I got okay with it when I was younger just aiming down the arrow because I was never sure if it was sighted anyway I haven’t shot consistently in years and I suck ass. I guess I’m asking I want to Learn to shoot properly and service/sight my bow if possible, I’m just kind of looking for a overall understanding Could anyone direct me down the right path? I’m lost!! submitted by /u/moonbase-beta [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3GvvOXb via

First form check with no formal lessons so go easy on me :)

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Comparable arrows to Victory NVX 23s 500 spine

I have a few NVX 23s in 500 spine that I am currently shooting for both indoors and outdoor target compound, and I've found them to be great consistent arrows. The only issue is that well, these are not in production anymore. What are some comparable 23/64" arrows that I can buy? The best case scenario is that the new arrows are so similar that I would be able to shoot NVX 23s and the new arrows without changing anything. Realistically, I know this would not be the case. The next best thing would be to just buy a dozen or two of the new arrows in correct spine for my setup and use NVXs as backups. My current draw length is 27 inch, my arrow shafts are 28.5 inches, and my draw weight is at 50lb. submitted by /u/choind3 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3bnd0e9 via

Mandatory photo of the first bow

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Rate my setup?

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Jake Kaminski reviews the Sanlida Miracle X10 Kit

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NEW ARCHER - ANY HELP APPRECIATED, see comments below for full story 👇

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Hamskea design choice? The arrow rest and containment arm seem to be slightly off centered. Just curious, anyone else notice this on theirs?

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[Advice] Hand grip position on this horsebow?

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What to buy ?

Hi guys, I'm a recurve shooter and this days i want to buy strings, you can say i'm a noob in this domain. I'm willing to buy Flex Bowstring, but when i tried to make an order i was so confused what to choose. Can please help me ? My bow: 70" Strengh: 42 real Thanks. submitted by /u/El_Mouhtaram [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3bjck9F via

Was the Tertiary Draw ever used in prehistoric Europe?

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Left arm hurts but I’m right handed?

I don’t have a form video right now, so I’m sure it’s hard to say. I’m right handed, but notice my left arm hurts. Mostly elbow area, could be form of tennis elbow I lift weights 6 days a week so I’ve always kinda had issues with tennis elbow. I don’t lock my elbow, it’s slightly bent with a lose grip on the bow. I measured my wingspan to 73 and my bow is set to 29” and my draw weight is around 50lbs. submitted by /u/Cmode [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3pNfTxa via

I use to do archery when I was younger and really enjoyed. Now I'm looking at getting back omto it but was wondering how you determine the proper bow length? My draw length is 28.5 inches or so

I've looked it up but I've seen a couple different things that are drastically different. My spam is roughly 72 inches and I believe the correct draw length is around 28.5 inches or so. I've been trying to use that to determine bow length and one said 60 inches would be about right then another said 64 and there were others that were different. submitted by /u/AbsolutGGoose [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3BjvZ3L via

Endless loop string minimum number of twists?

Is there a minimum number of twists that need to be put into an endless loop bowstring? I'm referring to the twists you put in to alter the brace height, not the overall strands. My string length is just a tad on the shorter side so I don't have many twists in it currently to get the desired brace height, the bow is 68 inches AMO length. I've read that the individual strands can fan out when an arrow is shot if there aren't enough twists and briefly puts uneven load on the strands when it snaps back to shape. submitted by /u/Mountain-Lemon-1200 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2XSQlDo via

This is the final reminder that signups are open for the November session of the /r/Archery league! Also, preliminary scores must be submitted before the deadline!

Rules and stuff in the stickied link atop the sub. To those in the league already, if you need to withdraw, you need to inform me before the deadline! Thanks, all! submitted by /u/Speedly [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3BnFWx2 via

Just got back into archery after a couple years and would love a form check or any advice! I am aware I’m raising my arm too much when pulling back, working on that.

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I'm prostaff at woodys archery supply and just realized we overlooked Reddit users. These are by far the best nocks I ever used. The starburst nock is built in America and veteran owned. His defiant arrows and bolts are some of the toughest and accurate woven carbon shafts I've ever had my hands on

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What is the price range for a budget friendly bow?

I was looking at the Bear Alaskan ( https://www.beararchery.com/collections/compound-bows/products/bear-alaskan-compound-bow ) because I like the ATA length and the speed, but I don't know if I can get a similar bow for a better price. I also saw the Bear resurgence because it has the same specs as the alaskan and it comes with accessories ( https://www.beararchery.com/collections/compound-bows/products/bear-resurgence-rth-compound-bow?variant=40985775014048 ). submitted by /u/Economy-Brave [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3EoMhKU via

Fall colors 🍁🍂 #archery #autumn

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Hey fellas I’m about to make some more trad bamboo arrows from scratch and I need some inspiration for my next hand painted ones. What are your favorite color combos on wood? Tell me about something that inspires you or you think looks dope. I just want to hear opinions for inspiration

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Weak spine or form or both?

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3 ARROWS AT A TARGET FACE ROM 25-30 YARDS.

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Just under two months in to archery; 22 yards with 13 mph winds. Recurve barebow in my backyard.

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Looking for Youtube coaching channels

Hey all, I'm only about a month into shooting compound bow. I'm looking for some videos that will help form and accuracy. There is no archery places open where I live because of the virus, so I can't get any live coaching. I'm shooting groups of about 10 inches at 20 meters (21.8 yards) and I'm shooting just about every day. Secondary question, if you're from a country that uses meters, do you still use yards when shooting? submitted by /u/DanielJShields [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3CyGu4A via

¿XD?

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Thinking about buying a new bow

I haven't shot a bow in years, and here lately I have been dying to get back into it. I've been looking at some older Oneida bows and was wondering is it possible to change the draw weights of the 30-50 ones to 50-70? Or would that break the limbs or am I better off buying a 50-70? submitted by /u/Monkeybitten [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3pJKT1m via

String walking on a traditional bow, bad idea?

I shoot a bearpaw bodnik longbow (flatbow by design) I'm looking to find a more consistent aiming method, I picked up a string walking finger tab on the recommendation of an archer I shoot with (he's relatively new like me). Others in our group have advised against string walking a traditional bow what are your recommendations? submitted by /u/birdslice [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/30W2w3p via

A funny picture I saw on Facebook

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how to fix the thread on string where you nock the arrow?

that portion with the thread on my string has been totally worn off, the string itself is very good, just wonder how to fix it... or how to wrap it again with new thread, what kind of thread is normally used for the string? I got a new string already, but given how fast I wear it out, I think better prepare for this... Thanks! I meant the black part of the bowstring as shown here: https://preview.redd.it/i2oz16skyyv71.png?width=1226&format=png&auto=webp&s=31bc06536bba6ff0bf2a77e9bbd3b3a24c4bfa03 submitted by /u/Ich461 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2ZplEpZ via

Any guess as to the break strenght of this rope? Kinda stretchy at the beginning but doesnt stretch much after it stretches out. I believe it is a diamond braid and nowhere does it indicate its break strength. I just don't want it to snap. Not using it on a bow with a heavy draw (probably sub 40)

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Equipment Recommendations and tips? Some arrows tend to drop a lot compared to these

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A few questions, mostly about a flemish twist string.

Should I be worried that my string can twist and untwist when it's unstrung? Will this effect the bow? So far it's just a twist or two and I twist it back up before stringing. I have a flemish twist string Does a flemish string require any serving besides the center serving? My string didn't come with any serving at all so I did the center serving myself and it's a bit long, especially on the bottom? Will this affect the string? I believe I also served in the wrong direction which will probably shorten the lift of my serving. The bow I have is made of wood and has some permanent set already, which I assume is normal. I normally keep the bow strung for a few hours when I'm using and unstring it when I'm not, how long is too long? Thanks for any help. submitted by /u/Garrette63 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3baUqWG via

Form advice

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Samick Sage String Stretch?

So I had an brand new string laying around, I cannot for the life of me remember which of my bows I bought it for. It is 58", for a 62" AMO bow. 16 strands, dacron endless loop. My stock string on my Sage is nearing its end, and I was going to twist my new string and noticed twisted up it is at least an inch or 2 shorter than the one I have had on my Sage for about 6 years. Is this because the old string has stretched out? Would it be safe to string up and if not, is there a solid recommendation for a replacement. submitted by /u/jacobausu [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2ZuAQlK via

How’s this grouping? 40lbs Recurve Bow, only started about a month or so ago.

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Overspined arrows?

I went to a "have a go" type archery range and they were using 550 spine 30-31 inch arrows with 18-22lb beginner bows, the arrows were going all over the place and it was hard to be consistent with them compared to my own equipment. Was this down to the arrows being too stiff for the low poundage bows or does it just make it less forgiving? submitted by /u/Mountain-Lemon-1200 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3CdDLO1 via

Bow press options?

What are the options for bow presses besides the last chance press? Looking to get one for the basement due to my current club not having a press. They are so expensive…anyone have some other options they like? submitted by /u/ikarus189 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3Elgj1Q via

My first ilf barebow!

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Beginner needing advice.

Hi i recently purchased a jr 15lb bow on a whim when i visited Sherwood forest. So far i am enjoying using this bow even though it lacks power. First of all i would like to ask what do you guys think the max length a 15lb bow could shoot accurately? Also after using the bow i feel like it could be a hobby i could really get into more so would like some advice on what type of bow to buy next? submitted by /u/intenseskill [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2ZhBOl3 via

Do I have to get specific types of arrows for a recurve bow?

At the moment I use my club's archery equipment but I was planning to get a low pound recurve bow tomorrow from an archery shop in my neighboring town since my current town does not have one. I wanted to try out different bows and see what is the best fit for me. Though the arrows in that shop are a bit expensive for my price bracket. I might just keep on using the arrows at the club and only get my own bow. However, I do want to use my bow in my backyard during my free time some days. So I wanted to get my own arrows. What length and type should I get? I figured I could just get some from Amazon or ebay. Does it really matter what arrows I get? submitted by /u/space0watch [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3men7Z2 via

Finally got a little taste of the competition!

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Arrow speed

So just for fun I am trying to marry a concept of a traditional horsebow with 400+fps speeds. This site has some extremely impressive data using Turkish horn flightbows upwards of 100lb draw https://atarn.org/islamic/akarpowicz/turkish_bow_tests.htm So that's pretty impressive considering one of the top of the line state of the art crossbows as of 2021, the Ravin500 only pushes past 500fps. Turk horsebows are good, but what about the original hornbow, the asymmetrical Scythian bow? https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/paleoplanet69529/old-designs-reloaded-asymmetrical-bows-t23054.html This is a fanciful musing about bow harmonics and asymmetry from a traditional bowyer followed by some interesting data and discussion. Here are my thoughts. A down/swipe khatra rather than a torque/side khatra when used as the Saracen archers were described as doing, will put even more kinetic energy into the arrow especially if the archer has the musculature. Torque khatra is just not going to put...

Has Anyone Used/Tried Accubow? Thoughts?

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