Saw this quiver and thought it was stunning. Too bad it was already sold. Anyone know who makes these?

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I have recently purchased a Hoyt Satori bow. The riser is 19” and I have medium length limbs for an AMO of 62”.

What length Flemish Twist string should I get? 59”?

What brand of string would you recommend?

Got to the range at 9am 😆

I have a mongolian style traditional recurve. This is not a modern style recurve, there is no shelf and I'm shooting off my hand. I'm really enjoying the bow so far, but about ~500 shots in the grip is starting to wear off where the arrows slide against the grip. Any recommendations for a grip in this situation?

Hi everyone, this is a hobby I have been interested in for a long time. I want to get started but I’m a bit overwhelmed with all the info and sub genres of the sport.

I am interested in shooting recurve. I have seen a lot of talk about the importance of proper form so my assumption is that it would be best to start with cheap bow that would allow me to practice the form first before I start worrying about trying to accumulate quality gear.

I’m cross dominant (right hand, left eye) which has been a hurdle to overcome with firearms and since I have basically no experience with archery I assume it would be best to just start off shooting left handed.

All of these things that I “know” are very open to being corrected, I’m the newbie and you all are the experts. Any advice or directions on getting started are appreciated. Thank you!

HI there,

I bought a compound bow a few years ago when I was living somewhere more rural with the hopes of getting into bowhunting. I have now moved back to the city and picked up other hobbies and would like to sell my bow.

I previously tried to sell my bow on FB marketplace but my post was removed. Do you guys have any other ideas of where I could sell it?

Thank you.

I recently posted about a list of items I made when looking at a new indoor target setup. Instead of getting a massive cart and asking what to swap in/out, I thought i'd be easier to ask directly.

What items are necessary for a complete indoor target setup? Just as a little background, I have shot with my Infinite Edge Pro for several years, and while it has served me well, it isnt really a good option for taking my indoor skills to the next level. I'm planning on going with a PSE Lazer or something in a similar price range, but most/none of the accessories I have carry over.

Can anyone make some reccomendations on which items are needed, which parts are completly optional and where I should prioritize my budget.

I believe the parts that are needed are (in no particular order): sight/scope (with lens), arrow rest, target peep/clarifier, front bar, and upgraded release

Please let me know what items you can reccomend at a fair price. I understand target archery is not a cheap sport, but I don't need top of the line for every piece.

I just got this as my first bow and was wondering if there are compatible limbs if I want to go up in draw weight . I’d like to be able to kill a deer with this one day . I am a beginner and any advice or information is appreciated and welcomed . Also what type of game can I hunt with this weight I’m in va . Turkey ? I heard if I wanted to shoot a deer with this bow I’d need a really well placed shot and a good arrow set up . I have some 340 spine arrows and some target tips . After some research I know that I need something much stiffer if I wanted to use the 35 lb for a deer . Idk but yeah that’s where I’m at I just strung it and shot an arrow a few times

Hi all,

About to buy my first bow and at 6'3" with a draw length >32", I've been looking at 27" risers, found one I'm happy with (Kinetic Sovren), in case I need to go up to a 72".

I discussed with a friend and they recommended against the 27" riser, and mentioned problems with going past 70" (loss of accuracy?).

I tried to find what they were talking about, but everything I've found says to definitely get the bigger bow. Does anyone know what my friend was meaning?

Hello! I am totally new to archery, literally shot a total of fifteen arrows at an arcade type place that had it. But I really enjoyed it and really solidified my want to learn to get better and pick archery up as a hobby.

My question is what should I look for in a place that teaches archery? Any must haves as far as how they teach or is anything good for now seeing as I'm new. Also any tips for a newbie would be much appreciated!

Thank you in advance for any/all advice!

So I've been looking at buying my first compound and have done the wingspan/2.5 calculation to find my draw length and have come out to 28.5". Does this mean that I should be looking for bows that have draw lengths that 28.5 would fall in the range of or do I need to add 1 3/4 inches and then looking at ranges that that value falls under so 30 1/4?

Looking for tips on a new sight. I’ve had the same spott Hogg for about 5-6 years and it needs to retire. Mostly hunting and practicing for it. Prefer to get a 3-5 pin (don’t need more than 4 personally) and looking for cost effective options (say $225 ish and under) Edit: potentially looking at a new stabilizer as well if anyone has any recommendations.

I recently got a sanlida x10 arrow rest, but the problem is that after a few shots, the micro adjustment changes position and messes the tuning. I tried everything but it just keep getting loose and opening up. Anyone with the same issue or had and knows how to fix it? If not, I would be accepting some recommendations on some other recurve rests to buy!

Hi, Im thinking of started project, that would take at least year or more to finish... Turkish bow

Meanwhile, would like to buy some, not enough money now to buy a horn bow, so I definitely consider Alibow for Turkish.

As Iv never purschased there, Im coming for advice here.

Which of their offer You Think is my best bet, or do You suggest other companies? Im located in Czechia and there is a great co. Tengri Bows, he does Mongolian, Tatar etc, great bows but really now out of my price range.

I wouldnt like to spend more/or roughly 250 USD

Is there something good for this price or You suggest to save up more and get... Somewhere else?

Iv seen Armin Hermin? The German youtuber, that does cool videos and he seems quiet satisfied with some of the Chinese bows.

If You have any interesting note to my thread or oppinion, do not really hesitate, I will answear to everyone, I think itll be a bonus for me to see different points of view on my situation right now (lower budget) bows.

Thanks!

Hi. I’ve got a traditional Turkish bow with an original bowstring from Turkey. Recently I punched my arm guard from the back with the bowstring while shooting and some fibers popped out on the string (you can see it on the pic). What should I do with it? Do I flash-burn them with a lighter? Or do I cut them off with something? Or I can just leave them?

shot a broken shaft that was buried in the target. still trying to get it of my arrow xD

I have been using a compound bow for ~30 years and decided this deer season I wanted to change it up a bit and learning about recurves sounds like a fun experiment with my ultimate goal to take at least 1 deer with it next season. I have been looking around and I have gotten a little info on the interwebs ( a lot of it conflicting) and I went to my local bow shop and was told they dont really have anyone there that know anything about traditional archery and that they would recommend looking on the internet. ( they changed owners a couple years ago and are trying to get out of archery). I have always used Lancaster Archery when buying stuff online and have always trusted what they have to offer, but my question is about the Galaxy bows they have. Looking around and holding a couple of the wood bows at bass pro I feel like I should go with an aluminum riser over a wood because it feel more recognizable in my hand and in my head that translates to more comfortable to shoot, plus IMO the metal riser just look better. That brings me to my question, I have been looking at the Galaxy Artemis riser ( as well as the other Galaxy offering) and the reviews on Lancaster seem to be very positive but do not offer much useful info like what poundage is the riser rated for. when I did a google search for that raiser and what people had to say there wasnt really anything except a couple of forum and reddit post from people that had used the bow, just speculation that it was not good and to skip it or not to go above 30# on it, so what is the general conscience of these Galaxy Risers or even the Artemis? Do you have any other suggestions or ~$100-200 risers that would fit the bill? I would like to at least go up to 50# eventually.

TLDR: Looking for what people think of the Galaxy Artemis or other Galaxy aluminum ILF risers or any suggestions for a $100-200 riser that would be good up to at least 50#.

Hey everyone! So i recently ordered a very beautiful turkish horsebow with a draw weight of 70lbs. I'm wondering if I should consider ordering or making some heavier arrows than the ones I have now, since they are for my bows that have a 40-55lb draw weight. They all weigh around 350-400 grains. I have been reading that these could work for the 70# bow as they are at the most minimum weight for this bow. But I figured I would ask one of my favorite subreddits for everyone else's take on it, or if anyone uses arrows like these on their heavier bows without an issue.

My grandfather gave me a recurve bow a while back and I'm not very familiar with archery but I've been wanting to learn more, it's a left handed bow and it hasn't been used in a while, what can I do to keep it in good/useable condition??

Do any of you have a reccomendation for an archery related Christmas gift?

My uncle has a backyard range, the past few years I've gifted him 3D targets. Looking for new ideas

$200 budget

I'm looking to get serious into Target Archery after shooting casually for several years. Based on what I've heard, a target setup requires different kinds of accessories and arrows to a more standard hunting setup. I've looked at LAS and I have all the items in a cart. Is there anything I can drop for a lower price w/out sacrificing too much performance or go without for a while?

Thanks! This is a big order so I want to be absolutely sure before I commit. (Edit: forgot the nocks, whoops)

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I shoot mainly 3D. Ive always been a bowhunter and just started shooting target this year. I am going to the LAS Classic. I have a chance at winning my class, everything is happening so fast and it’s insane. What can I expect when shooting the LAS Classic?

I'm shooting an Elite Verdict since about 2 years regularly, 2-3 sessions per week.

Recently it started making a click noise (not always) when drawing it, juts before starting dropping into the valley.

Looks like the noise is coming from the bottom part of the bow, I have double checked the mods and they are well tightened and not moving.

Should I try to put few drops of WD40 on the cam axcel or is going to be worse?

Setup a 20 yard range in my back yard(range finder verified), took up archery about a week ago this is my second time using my new compound bow. If this was a rifle i could tell you what causes the flyer. But as im new to archery i am looking for input. Is this a grip thing? Just natural "wobble" in my arms or body? Or could this be an arrow issue? I seem to be ok to start but id prefer to identify why i always have 1 either first arrow or 5th arrow.

Hey all im 29 years old and am starting to want to itch the archery scratching. I've had plenty of expirence with firearms and now im ready to learn something new. With that being said what's a decent bow to start with? I'm fairly skinny tbh so id like something a bit easy to shoot and learn with but also would like to use it for hunting if i can. Thanks.