OK guys been doing this blog for a while now and I know people out there are reading it but I am not getting much feed back. So either I am covering everything and getting it all right first time or I am really failing. I will publish all comments as long as they are suitable for my son to read and not blatant commercial adverts. So come on lets have some input, even if it just to say "your blog stinks I hate it".
Showing posts with label boss. Show all posts
Showing posts with label boss. Show all posts
Saturday, 11 January 2014
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Labels:
Archery,
Bare Bow,
boss,
choosing a riser,
draw length,
European Archery festival,
Initial setup and tuning,
Kaya,
Limbs,
pressure button,
Questions,
requests,
revolution grip,
Skyart,
spigarelli revolution
Friday, 2 March 2012
Hello again,
I went out and shot an Albion round on Wednesday my second long round of the year so far and I was quite pleased, my score was 607. Last season I had managed to get to a personal best of 701 but then I did not shoot for about eight weeks and that put me back a bit and the winter set in and well you know how it goes. But now it is a new season and I am going to get my first class classification this year ( I think). I managed to get some groups of three four and on one end five arrows out at 80 yards, which is nice because now I can start to get my sight setup properly. I see so many people adjusting their sight almost every end and sometimes every arrow, what is that about?
You cannot get you sight adjusted unless you have a group, otherwise it just does not work and all you do is chase your arrows around the boss. Once you have a group (all your arrows don't need to so close that they are touching as long as they are all in an area maybe a foot in diameter that's a group) you are shooting consistently and then you can adjust your sight so that they are centred around the gold.
Labels:
Albion,
Archery,
boss,
classification,
consistency,
gold,
grouping,
Kaya,
spigarelli revolution,
Tomcat
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