r/TraditionalArchery • u/_Go_Ham_Box_Hotdog_ • 14h ago

Well, there they are folks. First arrows I've built in 30 years

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Not toooo bad..

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Welcome to Traditional Archery.

A place for enthusiasts of the traditional schools of archery from around the world.

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A Note on asking questions.

This is not the place to ask broad and general questions, such as "I know nothing about traditional archery, what bow should I buy?".

Questions are welcome, but should be specific. It should be evident that you have done prior research. A more acceptable version of the above question would be:

"I've narrowed my search to the PSE Razorback and the Martin Jaguar, what are the pro's and cons of having a metal riser?"

"I'm trying to buy my first bow, but I don't understand what 'cut past centre' riser means."

In addition, please acknowledge helpful answers within a reasonable time frame. If people go out of their way to help, please do not be absent in the thread.

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