back with a pop!!

[stupilch]

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Hi,

just joined this site, as a returning archer of some missed 20+ years

I Shot Sunday the first time really in 20 years at 100yds, got almost all on the target... bit spread but on..... left as an MB but now think thats more like a wana B :0)

So I am going to need so help with what is the best bow, arrows, stabiliser set up etc. Still shooting the EX with all Yamaha stabilisers (the old type that have thin rods and big weights and the long rod tappers to the end V bar with inbuilt TCF's and a twin mount sight and shooting X7's.

Ho and shot a kevlar sting... am I out of the ark or more post war :0)

Got two young kids 12 and 11 who are showing an interest so can use them as an excuse to sneak out the house on a Sunday away from the Mrs :0)

Great site and hope to look forward to meeting some of you on the shooting line.

thanks

Stu

ps
we are halfway through our application to immigrating to Perth Western Australia so any Auzzie or expat archers please drop me a line and say hi

[Flying Whale]

Welcome to the board. The good thing is you will still be able to use it from Oz. Just get used to typing standing on your head...

Have a , and lots of

[stupilch]

cheers, cant hit the target the right way up so worth a try

[not dead yet]

your using a 20 year old kevlar string........very brave man.

keep the EX. buy some new arrows and stabs.

oh and a 8125 bcy string.

pete

[stupilch]

just got the new string

bracer and chest guard as mine the elastic had disintegrated

working on arrows and stabs

have to sneak the cost past the mrs

[not dead yet]

stu. if you knew mick deacon ....then lez newsome owns aardvark archery. you must know him

[stupilch]

HI

Recognise the name but cant place him

what club did he shoot for??

stu

[not dead yet]

bronte, there's a few in that club you should remember.

[speed]

Hi

Welcome to the forum best advice is to go to your local shop if it is a decent one and spend a good few hours with them.

[stupilch]

Originally Posted by not dead yet

bronte, there's a few in that club you should remember.

Club rings a bell as well but its over 20 years ago

remember my club members and the top shooters of the time, county, national and international level from Jim masters, peter boyd and shelia pocock to steve hallard, mark blencarn and pauline edwards as well as keith muspratt, dale huges, susan wolf and gary harding...etc etc

its all a bit misty now definatly recognise the name lez but i need a face to remember him fully

stu