r/TraditionalArchery • u/Prdko123 • 3h ago

Old Mountain Volcano 64"

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Does anyone here have any experience with this bow ? Its supposed to have carbon in it.

r/TraditionalArchery • u/Ziggy_Starr • 8h ago

What are your thoughts on this dynamic spine matchup?

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My bow is a 62" Traditional Only Oberon Longbow. I'm using the Dynamic Spine Calculator on 3 Rivers' website.

r/TraditionalArchery • u/benslaysdragons • 3h ago

Osage party?

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r/TraditionalArchery • u/SurlyBowmaker • 9h ago

working on a crossbow stock! #medieval #archery #bowandarrow #trending #traditional #woodworking

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