Looking at upgrading my limbs. What do I buy?
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by /u/LegitKidLags
6h ago
My current limbs are 24lb SF premium plus 66". I'm a tall guy so I'm going to get some 70" limbs and move to 28lb. The ones that I'm looking at at the moment are the WNS delta F2's or F3's. Are the good or is there something much better in that price range? submitted by /u/LegitKidLags [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Aromatic cedar
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by /u/Zhered-Na
6h ago
Any alternatives that look like aromatic cedar? What are some of your favorite wood veneers? submitted by /u/Zhered-Na [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Signups for the July session of the /r/Archery league are OPEN! Rules and whatnot inside. Come shoot with us!
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by /u/Speedly
6h ago
Hey! You! Come shoot with us! Every other month, /r/Archery has a four-week session of its league. Anyone can come join in, and just about any round type can be shot as long as it's on a standardized target from WA/IFAA/NFAA! Rules and whatnot can be found in the wiki, linked here. In order to enter, I'll need your username, what bow type you shoot, what round type you wish to shoot (distance/target size/number of arrows shot), and three preliminary scores from your chosen type of round along with pictures of the scorecards. If you participated last session, you are automatically transferred ..read more
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How do I know what string to buy?
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by /u/CoachJ43
6h ago
I have a recurve and a long boy that I haven't shot in almost 10 years and figured it's smart to replace the strings. The recurve says 60 amo so I assume I can just look that up and buy that, but I built the long bow from a kit with a mentor when little so I don't know about it. All I know is that the notches for the strings are 65" apart from each other submitted by /u/CoachJ43 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Recurve bow size recommendations (Novice)
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by /u/SettingDowntown3331
6h ago
First time posting to reddit apologies in advance :) I am new to archery and about to buy my first bow online. I am aware this is not ideal, however I live in a rural area and the closest archery shop is roughly 6.5 hrs away. I've spent a lot of time researching recurve bows and watching videos, but I'm seeing a lot of conflicting information about which bow length I need. I'm hoping for some guidance from the community. I am interested in traditional archery for target practice (backyard stuff) and not bow hunting, competitive, 3D etc. I would like a takedown recurve bow that I can grow with ..read more
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Are you a recurve archer or compound? Or both?
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by /u/6v2asga4ta
6h ago
Greetings! It has been a year since I started my archery. And glad I found this helpful community on Reddit. This is officially my first post here, ever! View Poll submitted by /u/6v2asga4ta [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Where to sell my bow?
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by /u/somerandommagician52
6h ago
I have an APA King Cobra DG that I trying to sell, it is in good condition and has been used very little in the year I’ve had it. Where would be a good place for me to try and sell it? All help is welcome! Thank you for your time! submitted by /u/somerandommagician52 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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100lb Warbow vs 87lb Warbow comparison Shield Test
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by /u/Fatefulforce
6h ago
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Is an indoor archery room a good idea
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by /u/Vaanced
19h ago
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Thinking of trying 100mm XS wings on my RX7s next indoor season, anyone got any experience with them?
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by /u/chemicalmisery
19h ago
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