One of main reasons I started looking at different sights again for my recurve bow was that the once loved Decut Tawant with a Shibuya fibre optic does have some drawbacks. The main one is that the Decut Tawant has a lens in it, so if it’s raining that lens is going to fill up… Read More »
Why change sight pins? If you are thinking of trying a new sight pin on your recurve bow it might be worth looking at the Beiter sight tunnel. I decided to give it a try when I found my Decut Tawant scope (which I love) was outside in certain conditions (sunny!) it showed me a… Read More »
What is the best laser range finder on the market? When starting out in field archery I wanted a way to train my eye to learn to judge distance and I thought a really good way was to know the distances. A great way to measure distance is with a laser range finder, the type… Read More »
I had my first proper 3D field round last Sunday with the Broadland Bowmen over at Norwich, UK. Broadland Bowmen put on a 3D fun shoot with two rounds of 20x 3D targets in their woods. We started by taking a photograph on the known distances, but I did also bring my new Suaoki laser… Read More »
Archery Fundamentals by Teresa Johnson This review is of the second edition of Archery Fundamentals. This book contains around 150 pages of a good sized text font – so is easy to read but with only black and white images. Archery Fundamentals contains 12 chapters. These are bows, arrows, accessories, shooting recurve, shooting compound, alignment,… Read More »
Archery Steps to Success by Kathleen Haywood and Catherine Lewis There are around 240 pages in this slightly larger sized book with a glossary in the rear of the book. This review is based on the 4th edition. Lots of images in full colour make this book easy to read and very clear for the… Read More »
Archery – The Art of Repetition by Simon Needham from Crowood Press Archery – The Art of Repetition is quite an old book now that was published originally in 2006, the version I have was printed in 2016. But it is a very well known book and a lot of archers know of it or… Read More »
Precision Archery by Steve Ruis and Claudia Stevenson The Precision Archery book has over 180 pages and on those is quite a large font, which is quite nice as it’s easy to read. Precision Archery has 14 chapters which cover most aspects of archery in all forms from target to field etc. Within Precision Archery… Read More »
If you are like me when I am shooting outside, I can’t stand squinting at the target or having the wind blow in my face too much. So how can I solve this without spending hundreds of pounds on Pilla archery sunglasses. I wouldn’t mind trying some Pilla glasses but I don’t want to spend… Read More »
Finding it difficult to reach those longer outdoor distances with a recurve style bow? Well there are things you can do without spending a fortune on new limbs and new arrows. Let’s have a look at what you can change on your bow to shoot further. Sight Marks If you have a sight move your… Read More »