Archery equipment

[MrAngry]

yamaha bows are old...

 

carbon arrows are still bloody expensive

 

 

I did say I was talking about twenty years ago

 

 

 

That would be good Adam. This thread has really got me thinking about starting again.

[SMiFFAD]

I did say I was talking about twenty years ago

 

 

 

That would be good Adam. This thread has really got me thinking about starting again.

 

go ooooooooooon come to the dark side

 

If your ever floating around crawley/salford one evening let me know you can come along and have a gander, see if it sparks your interest more.

[grahamc]

I know of a couple of people that really struggle with their shoulders, and moved quite easily over to compound. Our instructor is one of them. He was on the UK team for both recurve and compound.

 

I am looking at the US for my arrows, as the UK is so expensive. I can get the X10 shafts for the price of ACEs if I go there. Just got to be willing to spend the money and try a company.

[SMiFFAD]

I know of a couple of people that really struggle with their shoulders, and moved quite easily over to compound. Our instructor is one of them. He was on the UK team for both recurve and compound.

 

I am looking at the US for my arrows, as the UK is so expensive. I can get the X10 shafts for the price of ACEs if I go there. Just got to be willing to spend the money and try a company.

 

Lancaster Archery (http://lancasterarchery.com/shop/) are very good in the US and helpfull about postage abroad etc. They are sort of a US version of quicks, so some of their pricing isnt overly impresive, but theres the odd things to be found. I bought a STAN release aid from them and it cost £80 instead of £130 over here

 

Bowsports (http://www.bowsports.co.uk) are good in the UK if your looking for bits n bobs.

[grahamc]

thanks for that, will have a look