 |
Archery Equipment
Newest Review: ... went for a taster day where i was shown how to shoot with a sight and some proper shooting techniques. after that i went back ... more  ... to join the club after doing an initiation course. and here i am now i have moved a long way from my first bow and baldeagle is right you nver forget your first bow.
I bought my first bow after 4 months at the club. i went to the shop whih i am now working at (Quicks) where i was set up with a recurve starter kit. in which you get the basic package ideal for clubs which include a bow arrows case and every thing else i needed the bow i had was great but now it is unfortunatly been sold but ast least i know that i i...more |
||
Books Price Comparison
 |
Format: Paperback, Publisher: The Crowood Press(28-Jul-1997), ISB
Pages: 112, Edition: 2Rev Ed, Paperback, The Crowood Press Ltd - ... |
£ 11,89 |
Postage & Packaging:
£ 2.75 Availability: refer to shop website |
  |
Archery Equipment: A Great Sport (archery) (472 words)
by archerboy - written on 19.07.06 (Useful, 113 readings)
Rating:
After reading the Review from baldeagle about Archery Equipment felt that i wanted to have my say about the sport. i have been doing archery now for 5 years roughly and and member of a club and also work at my closest archery store. i think that the sport is amazing and there is a lot of pleasure with family and freinds doing this sport wether in a club or at home in the garden (has to be a big one!). i started in the scouts and wanted to see how far i could go so i found a local club and went for a taster day where i was shown how to shoot with a sight and some proper shooting techniques. after that i went back to join the club after doing an ...
You always remember you first bow! (349 words)
by baldeagle - written on 25.09.00 (Very useful, 1620 readings)
Rating:
Having been unable to resist trying my hand at archery at every outdoor event I go to - usually at a cost of five arrows for a quid - I actually went out and bought a bow and some arrows this weekend. After a quick search on the net via google.com, I found a relatively local supplier midway between Wolverhampton and Cannock - bowsports.com. After a period of confusion, I discovered that there are two types of bows - the recurve, which is simple and effective, or the compound, which is very effective but more complex in design and structure. Being of the simple but effective type myself, I went for the recurve, and after a very lengthy measuring up job, ...
Similar Products from the Category: Sports Equipment
