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Buy any Evolusion Arrows 12-pack and $10 is automatically taken off your order total.
The 'Raptor' by Evolusion Arrows is a premium pure carbon arrow shaft formulated as a versatile all-rounder in the .2445 ID (6.2mm ID) category. Th...
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The 'Raptor' by Evolusion Arrows is a premium pure carbon arrow shaft formulated as a versatile all-rounder in the .2445 ID (6.2mm ID) category. Th...
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The Raptor by Evolusion Arrows is a premium pure carbon arrow formulated as a versatile all-rounder in the .2445 ID (6.2mm ID) category. The Evolus...
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The Dominator by Evolusion Arrows is a .165 ID (4.2mm) target shaft that will keep you ahead of the competition. It is a premium pure carbon arrow ...
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A must when fletching arrows with the AAE MAX Series Vanes. The AAE MAXweld Vane Primer Pen provides maximum adhesion with any urethane based vanes...
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Bohning Platinum Fletch-Tite is a vane adhesive. For fletching on aluminium, carbon, fiberglass, wood and wrapped shafts. Clamp time 5 minutes, f...
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Fastset Gel is our most popular vane glue. Vane & Nock Adhesive When used in conjunction with AAE Max Weld Primer Pen, any of the Max Series of...
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AAE Epoxy is a slow cure, two-part epoxy for gluing nock and point inserts into aluminum and carbon shafts. A flexible bond adhesive is very impor...
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If you don't live in suburbia and have the space for it, setting up an archery shooting lane on your own property doesn’t have to be an expensive exercise.
Here's some low budget ideas to get the whole family into archery at your place.
Leave Skippy and friends alone!
This article is an excerpt from STAY ON TARGET: Be an ethical bowhunter, a booklet published by the NSW Department of Primary Industries.
Some archers seem to have natural skill, but mostly, "Excellence takes persistence."
Here's two useful references we often recommend to archers keen to improve their recurve or traditional technique.
