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Highly Strung

Probably the most overlooked part of any bow is the string. Its not sexy like the riser. Its not the powerhouse like the limbs. Its not a engineering marvel like high end sights and...

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Ki Bo Bae is Back!

Its no secret that our Editor is a massive Ki Bo Bae fanboi. When she lost her place in the Korean Ladies national team in 2017 he was disconsolate. It was all we could...

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Patent Applied For

With Glasgow Archers celebrating its 75th anniversary, its all go. There's new uniforms, merch, badge hunting, ladder competitions and researching our history in addition to the usual banter and endless chocolate prizes. In this...

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His other Archery Workshop

Love of archery leaks into many other aspects of our editor's life... Perhaps next time we can get a look at the field archery course he built in cannibal survival game The Forest. Or...

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X10 - Which end Pointy?

The Easton X10 shaft has a fantastic record. Its considered by many to be the ultimate shaft for competitive recurve. It has won more World and Olympic titles than any other arrow since it...

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Go West

It was the West of Scotland Indoor championships over the weekend of 18th/19th of February and we had some archers at the event chasing medals. Three archers in 3 different bow classes ... its...

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Are Woodies Difficult to Make?

Recently a newer archer was asking about wooden shafted arrows. Were they better to shoot? Were they more accurate? Were they hard to make? Well, we can't really say they are "better", lets go...

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The New Testament

And lo, after labouring mightily, did AGB come down from the mountain top. With them did they did bring tablets containing 128 tables, divided into four bow types, eight age categories with three new...

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New String = New Zing

Archers can get hung up on small things that interfere with their shots. They feel something is wrong in the bow and it throws them off. Sometimes its purely psychosomatic and in others there...

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Collective Nouns

So, what do you call a group of archers? In the past, certainly in military terminology, a Company of Archers has always been acceptable. However, its not the 15th century and Sunday morning archery...

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2023

2022 was a transition year for Glasgow Archers. With COVID restrictions now behind us (for good we hope), it was time to get the club moving again. Two full beginners classes this year gave...

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Revamping the Constitution

Times are very different from January 2018, the last time we updated the constitution. It was going to take a lot of work to get our constitution into fighting trim. But your committee are...

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Dusting off your Neglected Bow

Real life has been a pain. Stuff has been dragging you away from the things you love for months. Recreation, when you get some, is vegetating in front of the tv till you go...

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AGB Classifications NewsFlash

For the last year and a bit, its been known that AGB were working on a new classification and handicap system. The old one, while pretty straight forward and in use since the 90's,...

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Draw Weight

One of the things we all strive for in our archery is higher draw weights. It's that tantalizing goal that you can never quite satisfy your need for ... If you could only get...

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AGM passes without Bloodshed

November 30th 2022 Hutchinsons @ Pollock Park Glasgow Archers AGM GA's 2022 AGM passed into club minutes last night with both a "business as usual" and the "biggest shake up in years" vibe. Effectively...