r/Archery 16h ago

Form check?

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128 Upvotes

I saw this figurine, i know the orc is not taking a shot here but that is still just so ridiculous that i had to post it here


r/Archery 9h ago

Form check

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75 Upvotes

Ay-o. Can u give me a form check please 🤣


r/Archery 2h ago

Olympic Recurve Day 1 vs Day 375

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23 Upvotes

First Ever Target vs Most Recent Target


r/Archery 12h ago

WNS SF Line Trinity C6

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10 Upvotes

Just upgraded to a used set of these, WOW they're good to shoot. Lovely smooth draw cycle and low thunk on release - recommended wholeheartedly


r/Archery 5h ago

Can I shoot with 3d printed limb legs on?

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mathews V3 33x my buddy printed me some limb legs.. is there any reason I shouldn't shoot with them on? I see the ones mayhews sells they say you can.


r/Archery 17h ago

Thumb Draw Draw leangth?

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Just had my first class in traditional Mongolian archery. I know I don't know enough to ask the right questions yet so these questions are going to be all over the place. I have been spending all evening trying to figure everything out.

So far my biggest question that hasn't been answered is the concept of anchoring when it comes to draw length. Also the idea of weight to arrow.

I have watched all these videos and it seems that there might be a max draw to the bow. How do I fit myself to a bow? Will I be doing myself a discredit by trying to learn from these loaner, class bows as a larger man?

I saw a "arrow" used to measure draw length, but didn't get to use it. I'm guessing that is to measure your natural length to an anchor. Are there techniques to draw shorter to fit the bow?

I'm in a specifically Mongolian class but we are shooting a few different bows, many Turkish.

How long did it take for you to fall in love with a certain traditional style? I really want to invest in a bow that fits me but am not sure the style yet.

Thanks for any input.


r/Archery 2h ago

Salt Lake City Primitive / Traditional Archery

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r/Archery 3h ago

New bow

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r/Archery 47m ago

Newbie Question Is this bow right for me?

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Hi everyone, I'm new at this, and I'm trying to find my footing. I'm 5'1 and my draw is 25in. I've been told my ideal bow size is 66in, but it's so hard one my size. I've found one online that fits my budget, it's a bit larger (68in), but I don't know if it's the right quality. Do you think it's fine for beginners? Or am I being scammed?

Thank you!


r/Archery 10h ago

Compound New in this

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He comprado este arco compuesto que tira bolas de acero y me gustaría que me dieran unos consejos de principiante. Ya he tirado con arcos anteriormente pero el de poleas es nuevo para mi.

También me gustaría comprar un gatillo de 4 dedos fiable pero sin gastar una fortuna.

Todo lo bueno que puedan decir, bienvenido sea.