Ozbow

thanks, i started my first set of arrows today wish me luck

Hello guys,

I have just picked up some tassie oak shafts and i wanted to build them the traditional apperance. Since i have never before tried this i wanted to get some advice and or instruction.
The arrows are for a 30lb longbow and are 28.5" long.

thanks

wayne

If the Laws are introduced then im gonna be broke

2006 bowtech tribute 40# (compound for Target)
54# Longbow (Hunting)
50# Longbow (Field shooting)
30# Longbow (Combat Archery)


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blinky you should read all the words first

969m on third go

we do target as well.
mostly round target faces (duke) do we do have animal faces.

hi guys im trying to locate a cain or rattan back quiver like a traditional japanies version.

thanks

wayne

clinglish wrote:Gleneagles is having a 3D shoot on the 22nd of this month (next Saturday) so any WA boys that have an opening it would be a great day.
Starts at about 12:30 till whenever. There is a great group of members and a really good range .

where is gleneagles??

Dennis La Varenne wrote:Madlarkin,

Unless you shoot an astonishingly fast bow or one of heroic draw weight,

52 pound @ 28"

Mike-dy wrote:I Do, I'm there to have fun not win sheep stations

Mike

im still new to the longbow so i not really looking to compete. i just want to get accurate thats all

tighter groups to the target.

i was told by a fellow long bow shooter

but why cant i shoot the way i feel most comfortable in comps??

i am new to trad shooting and i have found that i shoot more accruatly with three under method. i was wondering why i have been told that you can't use the three finger below method in compititions and events why is this??

Carl

i going to shoot with a glove with three under. it seams to stop me pinching the nocks and i seem to be more accurate..

i shoot at kalamunda govenor stirling archers.

heres our website
http://www.kgsa.archerywa.com.au/

thanks guys.

well i once a long time ago shot a wheelie bow with fingers using a tab so i might try that with my harlequin.

greetings to all i have just purchased a Molinjor Harlequin 52pound at 28in (pictures coming) i will be embarking on my longbow journey on Saturday at my archery club with some of the other fellows. i currently shoot a "wheelie Bow" for target but i enjoy the idea of just going into the ou...