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Day at the archery


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Was a bit bored this Sunday and as the sun was shining (at least when we left home) I took the GF down to my mates farm to do a bit of Archery for the afternoon.

 

We started the day with a breakfast at the Grupo Lounge, I had the eggs benedict :)

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Then we headed off to get going. Starting with a bit of Instruction from my mate who's archery mad.

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She wasn't bad for a beginner. I got some videos even in slow mo but not sure which code to copy off photo bucket :)

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Is that a Border Griffon I spy in the photos?

Is that a bow mate ?

 

The bow my GF used is a buck trail Blackhawk which my mate has modified with a kit so it's a "take down", slots apart super easily.

 

The bow I'm using is my Samick Sage which I acquired a few months back. You can't see the target that good but I got mine in the gold so was very happy :)

 

The Gf got majority of hers on target so for her first go was also excellent!

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It's not the size that's the problem - where the angle of the strong touches the skin, and presses in, even very slightly, when the string is released, it can flick the surface of the skin, leaving a nasty welt after a dozen or so shots. A guard also keeps clothing down and out of the way - the majority of target archers wear one.

 

Nice bow, btw - neatly done: it doesn't look like a take-down - and nice shooting, especially for a beginner 👍

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It's not the size that's the problem - where the angle of the strong touches the skin, and presses in, even very slightly, when the string is released, it can flick the surface of the skin, leaving a nasty welt after a dozen or so shots. A guard also keeps clothing down and out of the way - the majority of target archers wear one.

 

Nice bow, btw - neatly done: it doesn't look like a take-down - and nice shooting, especially for a beginner

 

Yer it wasn't but he cut it in half then used a special kit he bought from America to turn it into a take down. He did a video on it. I will post the link below if your interested. Fair play to him he loves his archery and knows his stuff!

 

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