NAP Sizzor Rest
Doinker D.I.S.H Stabilizer
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Fletching Review
Have you ever heard anyone say “my bow shoots so fast that I only need to use one pin to 40 yards!” Archery Report investigates this claim and gives you the low down on what is fact and what is fiction.
I have heard this bold statement since the days when bows… (more>>--->)
It’s taken a lot of work, a lot of playing around with the website coding/rating software and a lot of time adding products, but it’s finally ready to fully unveil! ArcheryReview.net is a site that’s dedicated to the users of archery equipment and their reviews. Anyone can submit a rating and… (more>>--->)
A question that has come up from time to time (and one that affects me through a product review that I am currently working on) is if altitude changes affect arrow flight. If it does, what should be done to compensate for it?
Air pressure and density are largely a function of… (more>>--->)
The Mongol bow is a type of composite bow (bows made of multiple materials laminated together) that has a recurve form. These bows originated with the Mongols of ancient Asia and were very much a part of their life for hunting as well as warfare.
Construction: Mongol bows were composite in… (more>>--->)
Archery Report is beginning a new weekly feature that will spotlight a piece of archery history. Anything from bows to broadheads and arrows to strings, hunting and warfare techniques will be featured; spanning the known history of archery from it’s beginning days to modern times and everything in between. Often times we forget… (more>>--->)
As the daylight is slowly extending and it’s actually possible to shoot for a short time in the evening after work, I’ve begun rushing home and trying to get in a few shots outside before it’s too dark. Today was no exception as I was trying to hurry to do a little chronographing… (more>>--->)
Drop-away rests have skyrocketed in popularity over the last few years and for good reason. When set up correctly they allow for perfect fletching clearance and are easy to tune. There are several different varieties of drop-aways that include those that tie to the downward moving buss cable and those that hook to… (more>>--->)
Bowsite.com has a fun little game up called MOAB: Mother of all Bloodtrails. Each day for eight days a new clue is given to follow the trail from first impact to the end. The challenge follows the actual hunt and trailing of a mature whitetail buck… (more>>--->)
The Kinetic Energy and Momentum article gets a little update today with the addition of a new chart showing of an Elite Envy shooting at 30″ and 71 lbs. If you have not read the original article, it takes a look at the relationship of arrow weight to kinetic energy… (more>>--->)
The 2010 World Archery Festival in Las Vegas is now in the books. Dietmer Trillus of Canada took the top men’s honors and Kelly Ward of the USA took the female championship. Congrats to them and all the other winners! Full results can be found on
Blizzards, wind and foul weather be damned! The Doinker DISH review is done and posted. Doinker’s newest stabilizer is put to the test. Does it live up to the Doinker name of quality? How well does it work and do all those little, adjustable weights help? Read on in… (more>>--->)
It’s time to use your archery skills for your own survival! The avatars may be cute, but the stakes are high in this game of kill or be killed. Play against the computer or pit your skills against a friend. The Archer Flash Game
Archery Report had the chance to ask Reo Wilde a few questions. I appreciate his willingness to take the time to answer and give us some insight into one of the world’s top archers.
AR: What is your most memorable archery moment?
Reo: My most memorable archery moment was winning the… (more>>--->)
Continuing with the arrowdynamics theme, today we take a look at what is happening with a broadhead. The broadhead model I decided to use was one modeled after the Montec broadhead. I chose this one for several reasons, among them the fact that the Montec is a one piece broadhead which makes the… (more>>--->)
I have not had a lot of time for writing lately due to several issues, but I did have a chance to combine some learning at my day job with a little bit of “arrow” dynamics. Because the weather has limited my shooting, I decided to do a little bit of computational… (more>>--->)
Archery Report will now be featuring several rotating polls found on the sidebar. Please take a few seconds when you see a new one to answer it. Some will be of general archery interest and some will help Archery Report better tailor the content to you, the readers. Additional feedback is always welcome… (more>>--->)
The much anticipated first leg of the ASA ProAm in Gainesville Florida is in the bag. For the pros the big winners were Terry Reynolds for the men and Sherry Hott for the women. There was some excellent competition; congratulations to all the winners! Full scores can be found at the… (more>>--->)
The fletching review has received a lot of attention and it is finally receiving a bit of an update. Colorado weather has been extremely finicky this year but the last few weeks it has broken enough to allow me to finish the 40 yard drop testing. I also fixed a bug in the… (more>>--->)
Calculators for front of center (FOC), kinetic energy (KE) and momentum have been added to a new page in the articles section. These are simple javascript calculators to help you determine the values quickly and easily. To better understand the numbers and what they mean, check out the… (more>>--->)
For the month of January Archery Report hit 40,000 views! This is a huge milestone that I never thought of hitting in the first five months. A big thanks goes out to all the readers who have made this possible by visiting the site and to the suppliers and manufacturers who have donated… (more>>--->)
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