Here at Archers Review we work closely with manufacturer, bowyers and archery clubs here are just a few you might be interested in.
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Fleet Ibex
Fleet Ibex are a field archery only club affiliated to the National Field Archery Society. They shoot in fifty acres of managed woodlands on the Surrey / Hampshire border. Our nearest town is Bordon on the A325 about six miles south of Farnham, Surrey.
A permanent course is laid out with 36 paper face targets on layered foam bosses in two circular tracks and can be shot 365 days a year with a few days omitted for open shoots.
They are a friendly club with members of all abilities and shooting styles. If you would like to join please follow the link bellow and go to the "Contact Us" page for more information.
http://www.fleetibexfieldarchery.co.uk/index.htm
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Flybow
Flybow offer an excellent range of traditional archery supplies. From arrow to bow building they offer an array of the best tools available for the home fletcher or bowyer. In addition they sell some excellent kit such as the superb G.F.A Quiver.
We use them and suggest you do too.
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Pronghorn
The pronghorn is a lightweight, compact straight ended bow for the modern bowhunter who appreciates tradition, but wants up-to-date performance. Owners report hunting arrow speeds in the 190-200 foot-per-second range – with virtually no hand shock. It’s a pound and a quarter of fast-shooting easy-carrying reliability. Now available in a three piece takedown model. Each bow is handmade, one at a time, from design, to grinding of laminations, to shipment. Only one person handles each bow before it is delivered to your door.
Heritage Longbows
Our aim is to make you a bow you will be 100% happy with. We specialize in Warbow, Target and Flight bows. In the time we have been making bows we have had many satisfied customers who have come back and purchased again. The main core of our sales come from past customers who are more than happy to recommend us. We supply bows to Germany, Spain, Portugal, America, and Australia. Basically we will supply anywhere in the world! If you have any special requirements you want to talk to us about just get in touch. We are more than happy to chat to you.
http://www.heritage-longbows.co.uk
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Archers Rest
Archers Rest welcomes archers of all styles from all over the world, we have gained a reputation of being one of the friendliest forums on the web since our launch in October 2006, within 6 months of opening our forums we became the second biggest UK based archery forum on the net. Archers Rest was founded in a bid to find Field Archery a home on the internet, but field archery is not the only discipline catered for by Archers Rest, target, clout, rovers or field, whatever you do stick around and see why we are growing so rapidly, join in our fun competitions and even enter our archery leagues. Its free to join so there's no excuse for not joining in the fun.
Steve Nicholson and Andy Gilfrin, are real archers interested in the best archery suppliers have to offer. In our search for the very best bow, arrows and equipment we have shot, used and worn pretty much everything on offer.
We value feedback from users and suppliers and are keen to hear from you if you wish to contact us about anything on the website.
We are now offering the opportunity for suppliers, manufacturers and bowyers to get involved. Check out the sponsors page for more information.
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Magazine |
July 2010
The Mary Rose story comes to life this month, when Steve and Andy went to visit archaeologist Alex Hildred and got our hands on 500 year old long bows (literally). We look at the battle of Vernuiel, Andy visits France on a peace mission and we talk to Sid at Border.
June 2010
Bumper edition this month, a pig in armour, Geoff towers direct from Homildon Hill and a look at the Mary Rose. There is also news of the UK Atlatl championships and all the usual regular items.
May 2010
This month sees the release of yet another Robin Hood film, to celebrate this months magazine is a Robin Hood special. We look at the man behind the legend with a couple of articles about the man and the period that gave rise to him. We also have an article on Little John, not Robin Hoods side kick but John Cately of Little John Arrow, he talks to us about his life in archery and the way he likes to make his arrows.
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