by Geoff | Aug 31, 2022 | Recurve Bows
Archery is a sport that requires precision and consistency. One accessory that can help with achieving both of these things is a clicker. Now, you may be wondering – when you should start to use a clicker in archery. It’s an important question because...
by Geoff | Aug 29, 2022 | Recurve Bows
With the bow string being an integral part of your recurve bow, its longevity is definitely something you need to take into consideration. But how do you know when to change a recurve bowstring for a new one? In general, your bow string should last you 2 to 3 years...
by Geoff | Aug 27, 2022 | Recurve Bows
If you’re looking at getting into freestyle or Olympic-style recurve archery then at some point, you’ll have to familiarise yourself with the sight on a recurve bow. While using the sight on your recurve may seem obvious at first, there are a few important...
by Geoff | Aug 24, 2022 | Archery 101
If you choose to shoot arrows in your backyard, the chances are that at some point, you’ve placed your targets low to the ground. This method of backyard target shooting might be much safer for your neighbours, but if you’re not doing it correctly, you...
by Geoff | Aug 23, 2022 | Recurve Bows
With its origins in the East, the thumb draw is usually associated with composite bows or Asiatic bows. But due to a rise in popularity, the thumb draw is gaining in popularity in the West. This leaves many people who don’t have either of these types of bows in...
