Archery Tips For Beginners

I have a Soverign Knight bow#1047 60" 47-3864 XX59# 28" I was wondering how much it worth. and also a Ben Pierson Varsity 7120 BF5697 60" 40# 28" left hand. I was wondering how each are worth. submitted by /u/Full-Cress7139 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/2ZEm4Jk via

​ ​ Just walked out of the shop with a brand new Torrex package that I have been salivating over since it was announced. The shop might not have tied D loop in the correct place on the string when setting up the bow, because I feel like the arrow does not rest at exactly 90 when nocked and the rest is engaged, it appears to be very slightly angled downward. I inspected the QAD Ultrarest and it appears there is no height adjustment - only forward/rear tilt and horizontal. I adjusted the tilt slightly to ensure the rest was at 90 when fully engaged. I began shooting at 10 yards to see how bad it was and it was worse than I thought, more than 6 inches below top holding point at such a short range. I dialed the sight all the way to the lowest possible setting and it is workable, just doesn't seem right at all. Haven't been able to test beyond 20 yards due to limited space (2nd highest holding point works at 20y). ​ Another thing, when the shop was adjusting the draw weight to

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I am right-handed, but left eye dominant. Not only is the selection of left-handed bows less than desirable, I’m also afraid that my left arm is weaker than my right. Has anyone learned to shoot with their “wrong” eye? Is it a terrible idea? I’m assuming it is easier to retrain your arms than your eyes, so I should probably just shoot lefty 🤷🏼‍♀️ submitted by /u/Disastrous_Peach6844 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3Ea9dxF via

Hey folks, I'm a rather tall guy with an 86" wingspan (7ft 2in or 218cm). I'm interested in starting Archery practice with the goal of eventually bow hunting. Based on what I've read so far, my wingspan suggests I should have a 34.5" draw length. Based on guides I've found online, I'm seeing recommendations to start with a takedown bow, but I'm not certain if there will be any arms available in commercially available (non-custom) takedown systems that accommodate my draw length. (I've done some searching but haven't located any yet). Secondary concern is arrow selection. I'm finding carbon arrows up to 34" in length (but not any longer, yet). Assuming this journey doesn't take me in the direction of a reduced draw, I definitely don't want to shoot myself in the wrist :). Should I be approaching this from a different direction? Interested in any pointers the archery community has to share. submitted by /u/slamdamnspl

So, I’m looking to buy my girlfriend a good recurve bow for Christmas. But I don’t know the first thing about archery. Any suggestions? submitted by /u/DNasty237 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3I5qQ41 via

For anyone who as experience with shooting both hunting compound bows and target compound bows: I shoot hunting compound and have shot Olympic recurve for a while, so not really a "newbie" to archery,, but I think it fits in this flair okay. I am a newbie to target compound bows though! I know there are physical differences and assume these things influenced form. I was wondering what the differences are between the two, specifically with shooting & form? And is there anything else that will help make picking up shooting target compound easier? Any information would be great! TIA submitted by /u/i_am_squidd [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/31dRmHt via

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All year my girlfriend has been hinting she'd probably want to start joining me out on my Saturday morning shoots in the desert. Well, I figure this Christmas, I'll give her a gift that we can both enjoy - more together time + archery! My question to you lovely archers: What size bow do I get her and what draw weight should it be? She's 5'5" and kind of a tiny little thing (but super fierce and will take down all comers), with a 64" arm span (both arms stretched out on each side). ​ I want to get her a bow that is LEGIT, but also a good starter bow, yah know? One that she can draw back and start learning with, but can also reach a 30 yard target with ease. ​ I was thinking a 64" bow (26" draw length), with a 25 pound draw weight? (I kind of want to try 30 pound draw weight but don't know if that's a bit much for her to start with.) ​ Anyways, literally any input will be helpful before I make the purchase! Thank you so much in advan

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DON'T PANIC Buying your first arrows may seem simple, but it can quickly turn into an abyssal rabbit hole. This guide should hopefully tell you enough to get started without going too crazy. Materials: Fiberglass - is common at youth camps and with kiddie bow sets because they're cheap and durable. Don't buy these for any other purpose because that's not what they're meant for. Wood - was very popular for less expensive arrows before the price of carbon went down. It's also very popular among trad archers despite the inherent inconsistencies of using a natural material. **DO NOT USE WOOD ARROWS WITH A COMPOUND**. The spine charts are not made for the extra forces involved and you could get half an arrow through the hand. Aluminum - is typically less expensive than carbon, but when it bends, it tends to stay bent, unlike carbon, wood, or even fiberglass. Aluminum can be a great choice for beginners because of the reduced cost, and most beginners do fine wit

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Second time shooting with a clicker and it's fantastic. At 18m less than a 2 inch spread with 8 arrows over a dozen rounds. Before I was struggling with a 4-5 inch spread so this is a real game changer for me. If you're struggling with grouping a clicker might be the biggest bang for your buck available. Clickers for the gold! submitted by /u/catsnrebels [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3d52Kbo via

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I’m just getting started into archery and purchased a recurve bow. My child (6) has shown a lot of interest while watching me figure things out. I picked one of these up for them while at the store the other day, is this decent for them to get a feel for things? Bear Archery 1st Shot Bow Set https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MY1ZFYK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_R5K3QKYFHHW0FCATR8TN?psc=1 Thanks! submitted by /u/Skippy_McDoogle [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/32Nu24b via

Hi everyone, My name is Abdelmadjid and i'm a shooter in the national team of Algeria. We don't have stores here in Algeria, and i see all the other athletes in other nationals team having sponsors, so i was wondering how can i reach a sponsor and get materials ? Thank you for helping me. submitted by /u/El_Mouhtaram [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3D8Pygj via

Hi, I'm new and I'm looking to purchase some durable arrows. I'd like to ask about how much the durability differs between fiberglass, aluminium and carbon. And also, which of these are least likely to break on release? Thank you. submitted by /u/Humble_Guidance_5900 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3o4a51e via

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I know the horse has been thoroughly beaten on this one and of course horse mats come to mind as a suggestion even. However, I'm looking to do a portable backstop as I have access to a large field that the owner has graciously allowed me to practice in. Trying to keep this mobile and relatively lightweight/foldable. Has anyone tried making a net out of 1680 ballistic nylon? Wanting to setup a 12x6 for two targets to sit in front of, and I've got the PVC pipe frame figured out. I was eyeballing this stuff as it's relatively inexpensive and I could easily sew 2-3 layers of it and stay under what places are charging for smaller nets. Penny for your thoughts? This will be for a recurve bow up to 50# with practice field tips. submitted by /u/KipFox [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/31ab32U via

I'm doing my maths assignment on different distances bows with different draw weights shoot, and the equation uses the bows IBO rating in it. However I have no clue what an average IBO rating would be for a fairly expensive archery range planning to shoot 70m. Any help will be appreciated! submitted by /u/shmimbo11 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3Dcgiww via

Or is it possible to achieve good groupings with bad form? I ask because im a novice still waiting to join a club to get any real pointers so im exclusively self taught with YouTube channels and other online resources. I've been shooting for abit over a month and in my garden, which sadly only gives me about 8ms, 10 if I stand awkwardly near the fence with a bush half in my way and im at this point pretty consistently groupings arrows tight in the yellow. Im gap shooting for my aiming method rather than pure instinctual. I FEEL like my form is okay, but its really hard to check your self isn't it? Like in a mirror my alignment is straight, my back muscles feel engaged at full draw, I don't get string slap and obviously my actual groups are fine. Until I get someone to actually form check me in person, can I assume that my general accuracy is indicative of good form or is still possible my form is appalling despite this? submitted by /u/Drstrangelove899 [link]

My daughter, 10yo, joined the local archery club together with me. They let her try different bows after completing a course and it seems her heart is set on getting a compound. Trouble is, I’m in Europe and the choices, especially for kids, seem to be more limited than in the US. Anyone have options I should be looking at? Keeping in mind she’s 10 so while it should be safe and a bit sturdy top of the line is really not needed yet. Won’t be used for hunting, just target practice and perhaps some 3D shooting. Update: should have added she’s left handed which I guess filters out some options also.. submitted by /u/_tijs [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3p8mNLO via

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Anyone have any good recommendations for accessories? Specifically things to keep my forearm and fingers from getting hurt in the winter. Btw I shoot mainly recurve if that makes a difference. submitted by /u/fotografy_raptor [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3cWP6XT via

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I joined the high school archery nasp program and these are things I’ve been surprised about. 1: they never state of practice if practice is mandatory that night or not: They sent a text this morning saying parent meeting tonight at practice but they didn’t say we had to come. And I’m not coming bc of stomach ache. But I don’t know wether to come stick it out or not bc they didn’t say you hv to. 2: they let you leave early and practice isn’t mandatory unlike other sports: I’m surprised they don’t kick me out bc I leave an hour early in the 2 hour session and I only come 1 day a week out of the 2 days. Or sometimes I don’t come at all depending on how busy I get with life outside school. 78% the reason I’m doing archery is because of this. I quit martial arts bc they required 2 days a week 1 hr session each. 4: no borrowing equipment like genesis bow: They said I can’t bc they need an adequate supply of right hand, left hand bows and they can’t guarantee it would ever come back. IMO

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Doesn’t have to be anything fancy, she is just looking for something sturdy and reliable that will get the job done. Preferably if it is listed on Amazon that would be awesome as I have some gift credit that I would like to use to offset the cost and maybe get something slightly better. Any info greatly appreciated! submitted by /u/SixStringSynergist [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3DaUpO8 via

From what I’ve read online it seems like a good quality crossbow (although I’ve read the scope is bad but easily replaceable), I’d like to know from anyone who has experience with one how it is. Any responses are appreciated :) submitted by /u/SlimBeast777 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/31e3wAh via

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Most of the things I'm reading say Samick Sage. Does that make sense? submitted by /u/TheWorstMasterChief [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/31dGBEX via

Guys, any suggestions on cheap , but straight stabilizers ( long rods ) out of the box. I have used a friends before to help adjust the bow, but need to invest in one now for myself. I’ve heard that the cheap ones usually do the job, but come bent out of the box a lot, so any suggestions. Open to all price ranges, but cheaper would be better. Edit - to be used for recurve ( olym ) archery … should’ve mentioned that earlier … I apologize :) submitted by /u/kneeoclis [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3EgddfS via

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First things first, the announcement: THE LINKS FOR ALL THE LEAGUE'S FORMS HAVE CHANGED! PLEASE UPDATE YOUR BOOKMARKS IF NECESSARY, AS THE OLD FORMS WILL BE DELETED IN THE FUTURE. In the process of streamlining things for myself, I've merged the score submission form's output into the Rankings/Matchups sheet, and also moved the league's files completely into its own account on Google Drive. THIS MEANS THAT THE PREVIOUS LINKS YOU MIGHT HAVE BOOKMARKED ARE NO LONGER GOOD, AND SHOULD BE CHANGED. The new links are as follows: The Overall Rankings/Matchups sheet can now be found here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MigjrFgNjNSClhBusHGc6GBsngmUcJC5Pw05JpkMtGI/edit#gid=1283281208 The score submission form now can be found here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe5R1-y1AO-IMF3oV3p7aZxUOmEAqRSvo4IO4xFpvNYPtOGFg/viewform Of note is that it is NO LONGER NECESSARY to go to some external site to upload your scorecard photo - it can now be done directly from

I’m genuinely interested to see if this is only me, or other peeps here are of the same opinion: I think archery and this subreddit includes a lot more people than just those who bow hunt. I also think that showing off fresh take is not much dissimilar to posting content of accidents and injuries, regardless whether the person is ok or not. My view is that these should be posted with a trigger warning or an NSFW tag. I’d prefer these not to be in the general archery sub at all but as a compromise I’m happy to accept that nsfw can be disabled so it won’t show automatically for those who don’t want to look at it. Hoping to get views from all sides! View Poll submitted by /u/zolbear [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3pbbTF2 via

Been shooting targets for 17 years now but just recently got into hunting. I'm looking for a quiet ,accurate and powerful bow. 60-70 lb usualy shoot traditional. but I need somthing a little more powerful to confidently take an elk down next year. submitted by /u/Melodic-Gas-3121 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/313IMeT via

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I've had a Mathews Featherlite for 20 years and still love it; however, I realize it can't last forever. It's also a little on the light side with a max draw of 50lbs and I rarely get a pass through when hunting white tail. One of my local shops is closing and has a Mission Blaze that's been in inventory for five years. He is offered it to me for $350. Does anyone have any thoughts about this bow? I haven't been able to find many reviews or many for sale on the used market. Thanks, submitted by /u/itisnonsense [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/31acrSZ via

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are there any locations in orlando fla that have meets events or places to shoot bows ? im mpving to orlando next month and dont want to be left out submitted by /u/jbatsz81 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3nZOyGM via

so im a very huge fan of compound bows but i have no idea what setup would be perfect for me, and what i mean by that is which draw would fit me and anything else that applies, im very new ive went to a local shop and shop a couple of compound bows but that was only once submitted by /u/jbatsz81 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3p1XVVG via

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hey! im looking for my first hunting bow, would prefer it to be compound. i can pull and shoot a 25lb recurve bow. with a 24in pull length it doesnt touch my cheek. thanks! submitted by /u/BROOKXS [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/32HtQn2 via

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Tried alot of glues for inserts and never been happy for one reason or another. So after sinew backing a bow, I started to wonder about hide glue for inserts. Pros: 1) flexible...at least it flexes fine on sinew backed and composite bows. 2) can be removed with hot water with no damge to the shaft 3) seems to bond well to degreased carbon and fiberglass Cons: 1) susceptible to moisture...I live in a very dry climate, not worried about this 2) dry time...I'm patient and not worried about this either 3) have no idea how it would hold up to repeated impacts. Worth a shot, what do you think? My approach would be apply a sizing coat to both shaft and insert, let that dry, then a freah coat to each at time of glue up. submitted by /u/SmeagolClaus [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/316ijwS via

Hello! Im looking to buy myself a beginner (under $500 would be ideal, under $400 even better) compound bow for target shooting and MAYBE whitetail next fall. Im more than ok buying used and upgrading as I go. Biggest issue: Im tall and have long orangutan arms. I went to Cabellas and they sized me at a 31.25 draw length. Any recommendations for beginner compound bows for a 6'4" noob? Cabellas recommended the Optimus (32") and the Infinite305 (31") and Edge320 (31"). thoughts? FYI Im in MN so plenty of used bows around but they all seem to be 30" max draw length. submitted by /u/greasywallaby [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3D0j7Ao via

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I have a Bear Super Grizzly 50lb recurve bow and I was wondering about taking it to a bow shop and having a mounting hole drilled on it for a bow fishing reel. Preferably a megamouth 2.0 reel. So it would be 1 hole drilled into the front of the bow rather than a few holes on the side. Thank you. submitted by /u/rockytacos1 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3Ib0o9k via

I've bought recurve bows, and compound bows. Usually they come with free arrows. My problem is they're fine to shoot with the recurves since the odd colored vanes face out. But on the compound bow it comes with an octane hostage-like rest (3 brushes) and I wonder if it's safe to shoot those arrows through there? I tested a few and they go fine but I suspect the nock orientation is not correct and you're chancing the arrow vanes not get caught between the brushes. I am not able to rotate the nocks, because they're super glued in and when i tried to do that, I destroyed one arrow (the nock gets destroyed). My choices for the compound now is this.. Build my own arrows and make the odd vane point up. Get rid of the octane hostage-like arrow rest and use a drop-away. I am leaving towards option 2 because it's much easier and cheaper for me since I can get cheap arrows for recurves to work with it as well. I've never seen any cheap arrow sets with the odd

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I'm a newbie to archery and I am almost done building my bow but need to know what arrows to purchase with it. I know there are a lot of different styles, materials, etc. to look into. I just want durable arrows. Does draw weight and length of the riser and limbs matter? This is just for target practice, never for hunting. Maybe eventually 3D practice but that will probably come later, if at all. Also for a recurve bow. I appreciate the help :) submitted by /u/LikeLegitness [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3CXJZ4g via

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Alrighty, I'm a beginner and am looking for suggestions. My palm measures approx 3.5" across and my wrist is 2.5". I've seen the wrist wrap ones as well as the reverse brass looking knuckle types and I'm not sure what I should go with. Thanks! submitted by /u/kneemow [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3DZFWpb via

Disclaimer: I'm a trad bow archer. But ive a friend who hunts with a compound and hes talking about this newer release that functions on Back tension. For those who get target panic. Ive no idea where to start. He said its in the $200 ballpark so if any of you compound guys have a guess as to what im talking about. It'd be much appreciated. submitted by /u/paleobear1 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/317IXWf via

Found good deal on Amazon for Tidewe 50lb recurve bow. I am relatively strong submitted by /u/dato116 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3DZL90t via

Looking for a barn in South Surrey/ Langley for a small group or Traditional Archers. usually 5-6 archer. We put out a few targets and start practicing. Safe and fun bow and arrows. We are quiet, clean & respectful . We only need the barn once a month for a 3 hr session. We will leave no trace of ourselves. Thanx. submitted by /u/ArcheryActor [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3lhqTjp via

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I'm looking to work on form and muscle memory for archery. I dont have a range super close to me nor a backyard. I saw this accubow online. My gut tells me trash, cash grab. Has anyone used one if so is it usefull for form and muscle memory? If not what are some tips to help me build these up? Thank you submitted by /u/arakis1701 [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3E0WE7Q via

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Sitting here about to buy my first bow equippment, barebow style . Some questions: Plunger, which one is recommended? I hear Beiter often being mentioned, though it's quite costly. I can afford one, but is there no other "serious" alternative? Just wanting to know what my options are. Plunger size seems to be a thing, how to pick the correct size? Example: https://www.merlinarchery.co.uk/beiter-button.html String, do I just pick a 68" string for a 68" bow? Simple as that? Arrows: I have no idea except that my drawlength is about 27" from nock to front of riser. I can always cut them down I guess, as I have access to an arrow cutter. I also want arrows that have replacable nocks, like not sure the term, but they fit over like a tiny button at the end? And since stringwalking, I guess I need deep nocks so that they don't pop off the string. I'll add more questions if they arise. Thanks for any help! submitted by /u/Korlian [link] [

Hey guys, I know extremely little about archery, but my son keeps talking about it and seems to really want to learn the sport. I think it sounds like a fun sport to make his own, and want to get him some beginner archery stuff for Christmas. I've been doing some research online, but I know with my own hobbies going to the source has always proved to give the best info on what mistakes to avoid and where to really start. Does anyone have any advise for a beginner? Any advise for a dad on how they can ensure their kid is set up to grow in the sport? One thing of note here is his main area of interest is bow hunting. He's still young, but I know that's the path he'd likely go down in the long term. submitted by /u/Orcas_are_badass [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3rbvzeB via

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My son has expressed interest in archery this year so I want to get him a bow for Christmas. I did some googling, but it seems my options are limited to bows for kids under 6 or very expensive bows. I’d rather not spend a ton of money just in case he hates it. I was hoping to spend less than $80 on his first bow. Or do you think thats unrealistic? I’ve been looking at compound bows bc it seems like it would be easier to pull and hold for a kid with not a lot of upper body strength (I could be wrong). He’s not into any other sports or outdoorsy things, so I’m worried about him giving up on archery just bc the bow is hard to pull. So something relatively easy to get the hang of and learn the absolute basics. I don’t mind upgrading to something better very soon if he loves it. submitted by /u/jocelynforreal [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3rfd9tq via

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My girlfriend and I have been looking at bows lately and she’s shot a few and have narrowed down our search to two bows. First one is the Mathews Prima, she really liked how the bow shot and felt however with the model she was shooting she was struggling with the draw weight (38lbs). It had 50lb limbs and that was as low as it went. The bow shop said it can be ordered with 40lb limbs that could get the draw weight down to low 30’s and high 20’s. She was able to get it about an inch back from the let off and barely needed any help getting it there. The other bow is the elite ember, she liked that one as well it’s not quite as smooth as the Mathews but it has a much bigger range for the draw weight and 32lb she was able to shoot consistently and it wasn’t too much for her. With her being new to archery which way would you recommend going? She really liked the way the prima felt in her hand and how it shot just worried about not shooting one with the exact limbs. We want a bow that s

Hey, I didn't really know where else to post this. I have a close friend who is getting more into archery. I wanted to buy him a quiver since he only has a little bag for his arrows. Does anyone have a good site/ recommendations on where to get a good quality quiver? From the US, if that helps. I'm sorry I don't know much other information on the types of arrows he carries, but if anyone needs to see the disassembled bow I could send a photo. Thank you for any/all help! <3 Edit: the bow is called an English Longbow submitted by /u/SheogorathsWabbajack [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3lbWyTu via

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So my dad is typically a guy that just gets what he wants and doesn't have too many hobbies but he has recently taken up archery and is very much into it. What are some cool/ unique gifts i can get for my dad to do with archery for christmas? submitted by /u/Nomorebeansforyou [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3xsNuyc via

Well not technically a noob( have some background from Kyudo) i have little knowledge of compound archery, in the(hopefully attached) picture is a list of parts I'm looking at (already got stabs) opinions on it? tried asking at my clubs Facebook page but i only got a response from a guy that really like Bear bows https://preview.redd.it/74z8w93qmy181.png?width=1578&format=png&auto=webp&s=b2b19b78c90b3b813759af2ff2fd0d023ee9d128 submitted by /u/preperforated [link] [comments] from newest submissions : Archery https://ift.tt/3FPEMx3 via