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Reddit » Archery
4h ago
I have a 45lbs recurve and my finger tips only have so much even with the glove. What are some inexpensive ways to help or any other kinda tips for finger tip fatigue? Tips, references to help with form will be appreciated. I've seen from here that I probably should have got lower lbs to help but I cant do that now.
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Reddit » Archery
4h ago
Hey. I am moving to the countryside and will be leaving my archery club, I’m curious if anyone is willing to do little archery tournaments via zoom or discord to help improve our skills. I do compound personally but if you shoot trad or recurve. I’m happy to shoot with you!
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Reddit » Archery
4h ago
Hello everyone, I’m looking to pick up a new hobby and archery looks like a lot of fun. I want to get a compound bow but I don’t want to spend more than $500ish for my full setup. Anyone have any recommendations for bows and other equipment? Also is buying used a good option to get more bang for my buck?
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Reddit » Archery
4h ago
Any hard case recommendations for one piece recurves? I’m really interested in this Bear Kodiak but hesitant about how to travel with it on the airlines.
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Reddit » Archery
4h ago
I have a bow ive been using for the last few months. 40lbs, recurve, 3 piece. I love it and it works. But like most hobbyists, i want to get a second bow. I am looking for recommendations or advice to consider.
I am a big fan of the historical aspect of archery, trying different shooting styles, and such. Like shooting from the right or left side of the bow, quick fire shooting, maybe a couple trick shots, etc.
What i am looking for in a bow.
One piece, no limbs, or parts.
No/minimal arrow rest, or more specifically, i can shoot on either side of the bow.
Recurve or longbow style.
60lbs
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Reddit » Archery
4h ago
What’s the difference between the FAZE STRATA and the FAZE RTH?
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Reddit » Archery
4h ago
The other day I dry firwd while making minor adjustments. My bad...
String came off the cams I put it back on Would like some opinions if this is okay or if i should restring it.
Its a brand new string ?
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