Reddit | Olympic Archery
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Reddit | Olympic Archery
2M ago
Does anyone know why companies don't publish their point lengths? Seems like a very importing piece of info to know in order to be able to properly order your shafts the correct length.
Am trying to specifically find info on how long the tip length is (exposed length) on Victory's 0.166" SS Breakoff Points (120 - 140GR and the 80 - 100GR) for the short term, but would also be nice to know the length of target archery points in general (Easton, Skylon, Gold Tip, Fivics, etc etc... not a single one publish the exposed tip lengths).
Anyone know a good resource with this info, or have any of the ..read more
Reddit | Olympic Archery
4M ago
Good evening! After the locking of the sub and subsequent inactivity from the mod, I requested ownership of this sub and was granted it!
I'm Speedly. Nice to meet you, maybe you know me already! I'm a mod over at /r/archery, and I'll be working on trying to reopen other related subs over the next few weeks (we'll see how that goes, though).
Come one, come all, and rejoin your home of the best kind of archery - Olympic!
Thanks to everyone! I'm open to suggestions as to how to change stuff in the sub, so let me know if you have any ideas!
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Reddit | Olympic Archery
1y ago
The third installment in my preparation for the commonwealth archery championships of Europe 2022. This was a particularly good week considering the disappointment of the national tour
https://youtu.be/CknvNKuwG9s
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Reddit | Olympic Archery
1y ago
Morning all. I was selected to shoot for England this year so I decided to make a video diary of how I trained for the event and what I experienced. Hopefully if anyone else has aspirations of shooting for England or just wants to know how I train, this will be a useful video to watch. Parts one and two are on my channel.
https://youtu.be/ZtEqCDJ6XDY
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Reddit | Olympic Archery
2y ago
Quick question guys and gals. How do you determine the correct arrow spine for x10 arrows and could someone tell me what the difference is between the different models of the Easton x10 arrow.
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Reddit | Olympic Archery
2y ago
Quick question guys and gals. How do you determine the correct arrow spine for x10 arrows and could someone tell me what the difference is between the different models of the Easton x10 arrow.
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Reddit | Olympic Archery
2y ago
Hi guys and gals, I have a really important competition in Ireland next week and my most recent competition was in the end of September past.
I can only train once a week and I am reserved with three (3) hours of training tomorrow. I know how to tune and I even have bareshafts. My kit is a Win&Wn ATF-X with MK L3 limbs @ 36 lb.
Could someone please advise on what to focus on?
It is an indoor event at 18 metres. I also will be shooting at a tri-spot.
Looking forward to hearing from you guys soon.
Thank you in advance. ?
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Reddit | Olympic Archery
2y ago
Hey folk
relative novice here. I've been shooting on really light limbs (24lbs at 70") for about a year now (got my first bow during lockdown so supply issues)
I'm wanting to go up to heavier limbs, but don't know how much I should reasonably jump?
I'm a man, late 20s, and have reasonably good strength (i do back day once a week at the gym and saw my archery get a lot better after).
Would jumping to 30 be ill advised?
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Reddit | Olympic Archery
2y ago
The link to our thread with the rules and everything you need: https://www.reddit.com/r/Archery/comments/q1olka/signups_for_the_november_session_of_the_official/
To the mods of this sub: I sent a message that was unanswered, so if you don't want this in your sub, please let me know and I'd be glad to delete it.
Hey there! Every other month, those of us over at /r/Archery hold a league session. You can shoot basically any distance/round you want, so long as you use a WA/USAA/IFAA/NFAA standardized target of some kind! I can account for most any setup to basically get everyone on a level playing ..read more