Archery Shooting and Tuning Questions Answered

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ARCHERY TECH TIP!
I'm serving a new bowstring I built. I've used Halo serving for finger shooters in the past which I do love. But, archery is an extremely expensive sport and Halo serving cost $28 for a little tiny spool. Now, I've replaced my beloved Halo with pure Spectra from the sports stores fishing department. For $15 I get 4x the amount of serving and it's the same material as Halo is. You might know this material as brand name "spider wire " in the USA. I use 80lb test for centers serving and 15-25lb test for end/loop serving. I hope this tip brings you happiness and saves you a bit of your hard earned cash in our expensive sport for us smart fokes. May the Lord bless all of you brothers and sisters along with your famlies.....
Till next time, shoot safely and keep those bird's flying straight down range.

ARCHERY TECH TIP!
Blue Sea Snake Skin......
Sea snake comes in all kinds of crazy colors on Ebay and cost 1/4 the price of rattlesnake skin(s). Plus, if your installing on a one piece bow you can get a snake long enough to run the entire length of you bow while you'll need two rattlesnake skins to splice in the center of your grip. Use Tite Bond glue to attach and refinish your bow with varnish.

Super kool crossbow.

Seriously old school. At one time you could buy Flemish strings in any archery shop with only one limb groove loop on one side. These strings were very long to fit any bow. You would simply tie a knot on the bottom limb like in this photo and trim off to fit.

Very interesting back quiver

World Dragon Shooting Day. March 14&15. 2015 via YouTube Capture

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Flat bows of the Makah Indian that are on display at the museum in Neah Bay, Washington.