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  • Albannach
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    Originally posted by DaveHMS View Post
    check out Pip, he's a very knowledgeable bloke; http://www.bickerstaffebows.co.uk/
    or a mate of mine Steve;
    http://www.diyarchery.co.uk
    Cheers, will have a glower once I get home from work

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  • Albannach
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    Originally posted by yoshie View Post
    ffs you in green tights that's all the shire of Stirling needs
    You're just jealous cos I've got the legs for it and you huvny...

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  • roylittle0
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    If you can afford it get onto eBay and look for a Hoyt gold medalist, it is a above entry level bow and would last you years, Hoyt are one of the best bows you will get, but to be honest you need to go down to an archery shop and have your draw measured (distance you pull) and also your draw weight. cant remember what mine is off hand.

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  • madcampbell
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    http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=2m2XKf...eature=related

    How not to do it!!

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  • ian2144
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    I got a Petron starter kit complete with Butt and stand, as a brthday pessie a few years ago,It's great fun and gets draged out every summer. remember you need a bit off space to do Archery. We have 3 acres round our place, lost a fair few arrows aswell.

    My bow is a left handed one, but I can use ether. Many of the outdoor activity centres do hour or half hour Archery lesons..... well worth it .

    Have fun.

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  • DaveHMS
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    check out Pip, he's a very knowledgeable bloke; http://www.bickerstaffebows.co.uk/
    or a mate of mine Steve;
    http://www.diyarchery.co.uk

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  • stormforce
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    Originally posted by yoshie View Post
    ffs you in green tights that's all the shire of Stirling needs
    how many turd gen owners up there cause they can be the merry men

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  • yoshie
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    Originally posted by Albannach View Post
    Anyone know if a Starline Sirius is any good as a starter bow? Also, any idea what a realistic price for one is?

    ffs you in green tights that's all the shire of Stirling needs

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  • biosurf
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    Join airgunbbs theres a huge for sale section on their forum normally with pretty good deals

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  • Albannach
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    Originally posted by mkiiisupraowner View Post
    i have done archery for the last 15 years best place to look is in archery shops google archery shops uk , what sort of bow are you after there is longbow, recurve bow and compound bows.
    longbow all one piece made from different laminated woods, shhots wooden arrows very basic but not as easy as you think i have shot one of these for the last 5/6 years.
    recurve has 2 seperate limbs which fit into a riser, then has sights a v bar long rod and 2 smaller rods for balance, then you have compound this has the 2 wheels on, one top one bottom, plus sight mecnaism, a good recurve starter set up about £100. compound setup about £200/£250, longbow £100
    then you will need arrows on top. very easy really....... most clubs will do archery courses where you can learn then use there bows for a couple of months..hope that all helps
    The one I saw today is a recurve, I'll see if I can get it for less than £30, more than that I'd be as well buying a new starter set?

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  • mkiiisupraowner
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    Originally posted by Albannach View Post
    Anyone know if a Starline Sirius is any good as a starter bow? Also, any idea what a realistic price for one is?
    i have done archery for the last 15 years best place to look is in archery shops google archery shops uk , what sort of bow are you after there is longbow, recurve bow and compound bows.
    longbow all one piece made from different laminated woods, shhots wooden arrows very basic but not as easy as you think i have shot one of these for the last 5/6 years.
    recurve has 2 seperate limbs which fit into a riser, then has sights a v bar long rod and 2 smaller rods for balance, then you have compound this has the 2 wheels on, one top one bottom, plus sight mecnaism, a good recurve starter set up about £100. compound setup about £200/£250, longbow £100
    then you will need arrows on top. very easy really....... most clubs will do archery courses where you can learn then use there bows for a couple of months..hope that all helps

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  • JUDWAK
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    Originally posted by Albannach View Post
    That's what I'm thinking, but don't want to pay too much.
    i found mine in a skip at my dads i just had it restung
    needed arms like heman to use it but i was pritty good
    not used one for a few years but it ripps ya finger the first few times

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  • Albannach
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    Originally posted by JUDWAK View Post
    but if ya want to learn owt will do
    That's what I'm thinking, but don't want to pay too much.

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  • Chillitt
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    Try asking here, you will get a much more sensible answer...
    http://archersrest.myfreeforum.org/index.html

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  • mousey
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    hey i don't know nowt about archery, but my mate just sold one of his bows, was rarley used.... was a bowtech

    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...m=220301583210

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