To the woods we go

Ok so weekend is nearly here and that means practice time at the woods on Saturday and then shooting at Lyme Valley  http://www.lymevalleyarchers.co.uk/ NFAS shoot Sunday. If I get the chance I’ll give a right up of the Sunday shoot.

Going to give the Flatbow another go, but still very nervous about how my shoulder is going to cope. But the weather is looking good for Sunday which is a bonus.

Hope to have my new arrows finished tonight as I’ve been busy making a few up over last couple of evenings. I’ve changed my fletching jig position to give a slight twist to the fletching as I’ve read this might increase stability.

Also I’m thinking of making up some arrows with 3 inch fletchings rather than the 4 inch I’m using at present. The shorter fletching should make them faster as there is less drag, but I’m a little worried that they won’t be as forgiving on a bad release as the 4”.

Time will tell, that along with practice.

By Rob Jones Posted in Clubs

Vandals won’t win

I am delighted to see that Avalon Archers have decided to rebuild and aim to continue to run shoots.

Avalon Archers logo

It is great to see so much support from the archery community

Well done guys, look forward to returning to your grounds and have no doubt it will be an amazing shoot

Their next NFAS shoot was to be on the 2nd October and another on the 30th October but not sure yet if these will still be going ahead.

By Rob Jones Posted in Clubs

Weekend

So its off to see my Mam this weekend in sunny Wales.  Hopefully this will give time for my shoulder to recover. No doubt I will end up doing some gardening or something for her.

The latest NFAS magazine is out with the applications for the NFAS nationals, but not sure what to do?

Do I go for Hunting Tackle with old recurve bow, that I know I can draw and shoot

or

Do I bite the bullet and go for AFB? knowing that my shoulder is not 100%