Tuesday, November 29, 2011

Look For a Martin Recurve Bow For Your Traditional Bow Needs

!±8± Look For a Martin Recurve Bow For Your Traditional Bow Needs

Martin Archery has been in the business of archery designing and manufacturing of bows and its accessories since 1951. Martin archery is famous for its bows - compound, traditional, and youth bows, which are superior in speed and accuracy. One of Martin's more popular bow choices is the Martin traditional bow.

The traditional Martin Archery custom recurve bows can be used for bowhunting or recreational shooting. Used by many bow hunters and target archers since the ancient times, it has had a long and storied past.

Past recurve bows were made out of composite materials that were widely used among the Greeks, Turks, Mongols, and the Chinese to name a few. Its use spread to Egypt and to a greater part of Asia in the 2nd millennium B.C. Roman Imperial archers used a composite recurve bow throughout the majority of their campaigns across the globe. Evidence of its use has been found as far as Scotland. In North America, the recurve bow saw use among West Coast inhabitants. Its decline was triggered with the appearance of firearms.

The recurve bow saw rejuvenation in modern archery events like the Olympic Games and other competitive sports events. With its resurgence, the modern recurve bow is now manufactured with advanced technologies and materials. Its limbs can now have multiple layers of fiberglass, carbon and/or wood on a core of wood or carbon foam. The riser or handle which is separate is made up from wood, carbon, aluminum or magnesium alloy. Most manufacturers use carbon fiber (with metal fittings) or aluminum alloy with carbon fiber. For beginners, risers made from wood or plastic are the ideal make up of the recurve bow to allow for easy and a more accurate use.

Martin Archery is the ideal choice when one is looking for a traditional bow like the Martin Recurve bow. Martin hand crafts its bows individually, with different customization choices from sights to handles, draw weights to draw lengths, and even the grip styles to suit any one's preference.

Martin Archery offers the following Traditional Recurve bows as follows:

* Dream Catcher - ideal for bow hunting, stump shooting or leisurely target practice.

* Hatfield Take-Down - with quick and responsive limbs.

* Hunter - for speed, stability, accuracy and control.

* Mamba -power and beauty redesigned from the Martin Highspeed of the past.

* Rebel - compact, fit for bowfishing or bowhunting.

* Martin X-200 -for beginners to traditional archery.

* Jaguar Take-Down - a riser made of aluminum/magnesium durability, convenience, and performance.

* X-150 - compactly shaped, with simple lines for value without sacrificing quality and performance.

For your recurve bow needs, look for a Martin Archery Recurve Bow.


Look For a Martin Recurve Bow For Your Traditional Bow Needs

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Monday, November 21, 2011

Archery Practice with a 60# PSE Raven Recurve

Just a quick little clip that I filmed on 9-11-2007 of me practicing my archery skills. No cats were harmed in the making of this clip! Range was about 20-25 yards.

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Saturday, November 19, 2011

Target Archery Grows in Popularity

!±8± Target Archery Grows in Popularity

Target archery is the most common form of archery today. Recreational archers to  Olympic sportspeople spend hours shooting archery bows at targets to master their sport. Target archery divides into two forms, traditional and 3D.  Generally, archers shoot a certain number of arrows over a specific distance into a target with 10 rings. For many years this was much an elite sport but has seen a rise in popularity over recent years. It is tremendous for releasing pent up energy in a stress-free environment. Archery is an explosive sport that brings much satisfaction hitting targets with precision. Archery is practiced indoors or outdoors across the world.

Target Archery

In target archery, targets are set up at points over predetermined distances. The targets have colored rings (gold, red, blue, black and white) and each ring is worth points. Archers shoot their archery bows on command and all collect their arrows from the targets simultaneously. Traditionally, the recurve bow was used but, in recent times, scoring has been added for the use of compound bows.

Most archers start using a recurve bow which has a wooden, aluminum or carbon riser. The Martin Jaguar Recurve bow is one of my favorites.  It's compact and tough, and has great flexibility of handling for travelling. This slick recurve archery bow has a camouflage finish and awesome strength and balance. There is a huge range of accessories to fit the recurve bow from bow sights and clickers, to pressure buttons and stabilizers.

Field Archery - Adding Terrain to the Target

Field archery is held in undulating terrain and archers move around in groups of four. At each target, the archer stands with their lead foot against a marker and, depending on the competition, they shoot a predetermined distance or have to judge the distance for themselves. Every target presents a different level of challenge using natural obstacles found in the environment.

Archers are not restricted to specific bow types in field archery. Many use a compound bow such as the Martin Cheetah M2 Pro NG1. This archery bow has uncompromising power, speed and agility with awesome performance at an affordable price. With the explosion of new recurve bows and compound bows yearly on the market, it supports the rise in popularity of target shooting.

Spend a couple of hours on the shooting range and all your worries become a distant memory. If it is competition you want, then there are many different types of archery to specialize in.


Target Archery Grows in Popularity

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