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Thursday, October 27, 2011
Trying out a blogThis is my first posting, I will try to post stuff here such as tips and sales! Email me if you need something that you are
unable to find....website still a little primitive!!
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2011.10.01
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Carl@AllAboutArcheryOnline.com
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Welcome to All About Archery!
This
website will be intended for the use of anyone who loves to fling arrows as much as I do, whether in the woods or at the range,
and for anyone else who just loves to be outdoors. I hope to be able to provide you with a place to do some free advertising
for your used items, a place to show off those beautiful shots (from the camera), a place to talk to others about their adventures,
and a place to pick up any supplies you need before heading into the woods. I am certainly open to any suggestions you may
have and I look forward to all the new friends I am sure to meet.
Thanks for stopping by. test
Carl
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CLEARANCE
BONE COLLECTOR SIGHTS
Extreme Archery Products, Inc. is
proud to announce the Bone Collector Line of sights. With the help of Michael Waddell and the Bone Collector Team, these sights
are designed for and by only the most serious hunters.
BONE COLLECTOR 1400
Features micro
adjustment for windage and elevation, every part is CNC machined from aircraft aluminum, 2" sight window to accommodate
a large number of pins for long range accuracy, second axis level adjustments, 5 ultra bright full capture pins in .010",
.019" or .029", accepts powered lenses, dovetail bar extends over 8" from mount to pins. Available in the following
colors: Titanium, Black, Lost Camo, Hardwoods Green, AP HD and AP Green HD. Fits both right hand and left handed bows.
$124.99
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The S2 lightweight composite sight features 4 superior fiber optic pins
that will prolong your hunting from first to last light. This sight is gang adjustable for windage adjustment. Individual
pin design allows for easy yardgage selection. |
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HORN HUNTER BINOCULAR HARNESS SYSTEM Binoculars slide
up and down the elastic harness for easy use. Eliminates neck strain, weight is distributed
around shoulders Our unique micro hook is durable yet quiet and secure.
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| MO Dept of Conservation |
 Measuring Your Draw Length
Unlike a traditional recurve bow that can be drawn back to virtually any
length, a compound bow will draw back only a specific distance before it stops (the wall). Compound bows are designed
to be shot from the full-draw position. If a compound bow is set for a 29" draw length, it should always be shot
from the full 29" draw position. But the bow cannot be over-drawn, say to 30" or 31", without modifying
the setup on the bow. So the draw length on your compound bow must be set to match your particular size. When
we setup your bow, we will adjust the bow for your precise draw length.  To measure your draw length, determine the length of your arm-span in inches. Stand with your arms out and palms facing
forward. Don't stretch when measuring. Just stand naturally. Have someone else help
you, and measure from the tip of one middle finger to the other. Then simply divide that number by 2.5. The quotient
is your proper draw length (in inches) for your body size.
The majority of compound bow owners set their bows for too much draw length, which results in poor shooting form - inaccuracy
- and painful string slap on the forearm. You will better enjoy - and be more successful with your new bow when it is
fitted properly to your body. And REMEMBER! If in doubt, choose a little LESS draw length rather than a little
more. If you are still unsure, or plan to shoot with a string loop, feel free to shoot me an email with any questions.
 If you are a person of average proportions, your arm-span will be roughly equal to your height (in inches). So there
is often a direct correlation between a person's height and their draw length as well. Once you have computed your
draw length using the method above, you can double-check yourself by using the scale below - to see if your number is within
the expected range.
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