Carbon arrows: fast, flat, and accurate

Article Abstract:

A change from aluminum to carbon graphite fiber arrows will decrease arrow weight, thereby providing greater speed and accuracy. In addition, trajectory will be flattened, which can be important at longer distances. These and other advantages, and possible problems, are discussed.

Design and construction, Bow and arrow, Archery equipment

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Don't "rest" on your laurels

Article Abstract:

The arrow rest is one of the most crucial components of bowhunting accuracy. The Berger Button, developed in the 1960s, is still used today to reduce vibration. Arrow rests come in many styles, and the best rest for hunting may not be the best for tournament shooting.

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Show me the gizmos; here's the pick of top gadgets for bowhunters for the '97 season

Article Abstract:

Bowhunters can benefit from several products displayed at the Archery Manufacturers Assn Trade Show in Louisville, KY, in Jan 1997. These products include fiber-optic bow sights, Stanley Hips Carbon Catcher Targets and Barrie Archery's Ti-100 Broadheads.

Archery

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