First time shooting 20lbs, just graduated beginners course last week on a 18lbs bow. It's starting to become an addiction.3yr ⋅ uncuntter ⋅ r/Archery
I waited a little while to post this, but first ever perfect round! From 15m too! It was close, but I'm so happy I got it after 3 seasons4yr ⋅ NovaBlue1776 ⋅ r/Archery
Ladies and gentlemen, I did it, I shot a 294 today at the NASP tournament at Marshall university. This put me at first in high school boys, and second overall.4yr ⋅ theflyguy383 ⋅ r/Archery
My wife saw me painting a new DIY target and decided to take over — looks so good!3yr ⋅ ANTI-PUGSLY ⋅ r/Archery
Is there an archery tradition that wears a quiver horizontally like Link does in Breath of the Wild?1yr ⋅ ZenMonkey47 ⋅ r/Archery
This is the second result on Google. I bet it causes 3/4 of all the bad questions we get here.1yr ⋅ MercifulHacker ⋅ r/Archery
My best friend has been trying to get me into Archery for a hot minute. Yesterday, he gifted me a 2016 Bear Grizzly. Time to buy a bunch of stuff!3yr ⋅ ChilesIsAwesome ⋅ r/Archery
No more shooting multiple arrows at the same spot from 20 yards... fun to see practice start paying off.4yr ⋅ wormnugget ⋅ r/Archery
Behold, my not quite recurve bow! (There are many like it, but this one is mine). Just a thread nock point until finish tuning it but I'm supes excited.2yr ⋅ cloudedknife ⋅ r/Archery
These were my grandfathers arrows. Is there any reason/chance of saving them? Or should I trash them.1yr ⋅ workerMcWorkin ⋅ r/Archery
Mughal Crab Bow, Custom Mughal quiver and Bowcase from www.theflyinghun.com4yr ⋅ Mayhems_Muse ⋅ r/Archery
Noticed some very loose ring fingers in the hooks of top level female archers. Obviously it works out great but I had always thought it's 'a mistake' or a weak hook. Thoughts?10mo ⋅ Freebellion ⋅ r/Archery
Bought my first bow last night! I saw her at the range’s store and it was love at first sight!2yr ⋅ ebonylestrange ⋅ r/Archery
I was told to post this here. I finished my first bow this week. Made from a solid piece of maple board, tilled to 35#@28, 70 tall, backed with copperhead skin.4yr ⋅ esper2142 ⋅ r/Archery
I drank the Koolaid, got a new Hat with free Bow. Hoyt Torrex- Cam Hanes edition2yr ⋅ wolfie_s ⋅ r/Archery
4 months into this hobby/lifestyle, first shot on new target from 30 odd yards3yr ⋅ EDCjunkie9346 ⋅ r/Archery
Moved into a new place so I made a new bow rack that I'm pretty pleased with.5yr ⋅ Flipping_Off_Fish ⋅ r/Archery
A couple of days ago I hit my first perfect bullseye. No sight, compound bow.2yr ⋅ lilyann05 ⋅ r/Archery
I love this little range in Loen, Norway. Wishing all the best to the small club that operates it.3yr ⋅ left-semi-join ⋅ r/Archery
Got tired of putting my new Bow on the ground everytime I went to get my arrows 😂😂4yr ⋅ MaroonJk ⋅ r/Archery
Nothing feels better then this when shooting. Shot a 280 with 8 x’s. Getting more consent with my score and on my way to shoot that 3003yr ⋅ dharrell98 ⋅ r/Archery
Archer's ring made of ivory, gold, emeralds and rubies. Turkey, Ottoman Empire, circa 1550 [2400x2400]2yr ⋅ impeesa75 ⋅ r/Archery
first 50! i have been shooting school archery for 2 years now and at the state tournament i got this at 15 meters!3yr ⋅ Zachs_Casio ⋅ r/Archery
etape will fix everything but your relationship (and your form) arm: very bruised. self respect: limited2yr ⋅ chaosseagull ⋅ r/Archery
Shot from 35 yards. Most impressed I've been with my shooting in a while1yr ⋅ Hotrodsnickers ⋅ r/Archery
i only shoot asiatic bow/thumb draw. i was on a road trip at smoky mt. randomly stumbled upon this at a shop. now i have a long bow.3yr ⋅ mouthfuluv ⋅ r/Archery
In 1795 the Turkish consulate, Mahmud Efendi, at a gathering hosted by the Toxopholite Society, shot a measured distance of 440 metres, which was 100 metres further than the longest distance of an English longbow. What’s more, he stated that he was out of practice, just an amateur and that his bow.2yr ⋅ dasdemit ⋅ r/Archery
Literal 13 yr on here, I got no actual bows but here is a ruler bow I made (it’s also stupidly inaccurate)1yr ⋅ Sampoggers ⋅ r/Archery
Had my 5 year old nephew out shooting with me today. After some tips and a tiny bit of help, he was hitting the target with every shot.3yr ⋅ paleobear1 ⋅ r/Archery
I can’t even begin to imagine how these designs were made. I know if a couple of fletching techniques involving RIT, cool aid, beet juice. Does anyone have any idea how these were made?3yr ⋅ CaptainJoeyy ⋅ r/Archery
Penobscot build Loxley B3 Riser/limbs (front) and Topoint R3 limbs (back)1yr ⋅ Pucker_Button ⋅ r/Archery
ok so im a beginner, if anyone was wondering. It's surely going to feel better tomorrow, right?.. right? 😅1yr ⋅ murderfrogger ⋅ r/Archery
Let's settle this once and for all , does stringing your recurve this way damage the bow/twist the limbs/ or causes any type of harm to the bow?. I own a stringer cord, but this is much easier to do.5mo ⋅ ApartGlass1198 ⋅ r/Archery
Finally got a range set up in the new backyard. Excited to not have to drive to the range every time to shoot now.3yr ⋅ SLangR ⋅ r/Archery
