Archie's Archery Depot

This DVD covers how to steam, straighten, bending, and how to remove growth rings on your bow stave. This DVD was made with David Robertson. David has been teaching how to make Self Bows for over 15 years. In the past David has taught bow classes in Canada and locally. He has used his experience to create a comprehensive instructional DVD for the beginning bow maker.Now you can learn from a pro How to Steam your Bow stave and straighten the not so perfect bow staveThis product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

These traditional leather armguards feature single thickness.

The Smith & Wesson Bullseye Search and Rescue Fixed Blade Knife has a 5.88-inch modified point blade made of nearly indestructible 440 stainless steel, and the knife measures 10.5 inches in total length. This rugged outdoor survival tool has a grooved blade with non-reflective black coating, and the rubberized aluminum handle's grooves ensure a secure grip. The knife also features forward-bending metal cross guard and a butt cap. An included heavy-duty nylon sheath has a hard synthetic liner and metal reinforcements, as well as D-ring, lashing slots, and a front-mounted nylon storage pouch with Velcro closure. A sharpener is also included. Lifetime Warranty Smith & Wesson knives include a limited lifetime manufacturer's warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.

Smith & Wesson Bullseye Search & Rescue w/ Dbl Blood Line: Great For hunting, Camping. toughest jobs

Features a 3.71 in. blade of 440C steel with black camo titanium coating and a 5.03 in. handle in black camo anodized stainless steel. Includes pocket clip. Weighs 6.10 ozs.ATTRIBUTES Blade Detail: ComboEdge Blade Length (inches): 3.70 Blade Material: 440C Carry System: Pocket Clip Handle Material: Stainless Steel Lock Style: Liner Lock Overall Length (inches): 8.78 Packaging: Box

Features an innovative recurve blade designed for multi-tasking versatility, minimal mass, and maximum performance. This blade design provides ideal...

What a great way to introduce a youth to the sport of archery with this wooden toy bow and arrow with quiver and pack of 3arrows. This youth set is made from wood with the same princpals of a hunting bow and arrow. It has a fully functional bow, and has been tested to shoot an arrow up to 25 feet with decent accuracy (we had quite the time in the office testing this out). The bow itself measures 40" long, and the arrows measures about 21" long. Bow and arrow set includes 3 wooden arrows and wood quiver, and ships brand new with our 100% customer satisfaction guarantee. Adult supervision should still be in place when a youth is intending to use the bow and arrow, as archery is a hunting sport.

This Surefire Kid Compound Bow X2 make great training tools for future hunters. It's 2 times the power, 2 times the fun! Product Features:Dual power cords for maximum distanceLaunches soft foam arrows over 100 feet Accurate performanceEasy to use right or left handed. Set includes 1 bow , 3 arrows and 1 arrow holder. Ages 8 and up.

This game will remind you of the "fever" you get when you set out to hunt the big buck in real life! The first of the Hunting Fever Game series, Buck Fever is rich with real life experiences - thrills and frustrations. The probability of rolling the dice to get a deer in the game is matched with the probability of getting the deer in real life hunt. You will score more points for larger bucks, more points for deer at long range and more points for a deer hit with a recurve bow than a rifle. The challenge levels will give you a realistic hunt experience while enjoying a family friendly competition. The first of the Hunting Fever Game series,Buck Fever is rich with real life hunting experiences - thrills and frustrations. The probability of rolling the dice to get a deer in the game is matched with the probability of getting the deer in real life hunt. This game is especially popular with families and for hunting shacks. Kids too young to go out on the hunt are thrilled to get a chance to hunt with the "big" hunters in their life! Shotgun, black powder, rifle, crossbow, recurve bow, and compound bow hunting trails with both tree and ground hunting opportunties Roll the dice to determine the weapon you will use and the type of trail you will go down Cards tell players which roll of the dice is required to harvest the deer The difficulty in getting a deer in a live hunt (determined by the distance and type of weapon) is matched with dice roll probability in the Buck Fever game. Larger bucks are harder to get, but the reward is also greater - more points! Game box includes: high gloss, rich color game board, cards, pawns, score pad, and dice Ideal for ages 8 and up. (Children ages 5-7 love to play, too, but may need help reading the cards) Warning: Choking hazard - small parts. Not for children under 3 years of age.

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Easy-to-understand instruction for traditional archery by Brian J. Sorrells. Covers both target shooting and bowhunting. Includes the author's exclusive tie Red training program for instinctive shooting, with in-depth advice on selecting bows, arrows, and accessories. 128 pgs. / 64 b\w photos / 2 Ills.Size: 128pp.

“Shooting the Stickbow” is the first comprehensive treatise on shooting modern recurves and longbow! Topics include equipment choices (bow, arrows, strings, shooting gloves and tabs, arm guards, arrow rests and sights), shooting form (proper anchoring, shoulder alignment, back tension, breathing and more), tuning (four methods are described and compared), aiming (five aiming methods are fully explained and contrasted), physical and mental aspects if becoming a proficient archer (functional anatomy for the archer and how it relates to shooting and the mental game of winning are discussed in detail and exercises are provided to enhance both physical and mental performance). “Shooting the Stickbow” answers the questions most often asked by new archers and delves into topics not often considered, but critical to accurate shooting for experienced archers.

Archery is almost as old as mankind itself, manifesting in almost every culture and on almost every continent. It is in many ways our link to the past and the stepping stone into another age. It is one of the few ancient pastimes that are still relevant today. Yet nowadays, getting into the ancient sport of archery can be daunting for the average person with no experience or previous exposure to the subject. For many, the hefty price tags on modern bows or the seemingly impossible task of building a bow can be a surefire deterrent. Many do not want to pay the price of a decent bow to try their hand at the bow and arrow, simply to see if they enjoy it or not. If only there was a way to make a bow good enough for a beginner without expending or gambling an immense amount of time or money on it. What if you were told that there was such a bow? That hidden in the ground, in the heart of buildings, on the shelves of most hardware stores, and perhaps even in your home, there was a material that made it all possible? Would you believe it? Well it is true, and that material is PVC pipe, the white or gray plastic pipe that can be found virtually everywhere. It is possible with only a minimal investment and an hour of labor to make a fine bow for target archery that performs just as well as bows worth more than ten times as much. A bow that, if given a little more time and effort, can be made into an efficient hunting tool or serious target shooter. The Impossible Bow shows you how to construct your own PVC pipe bow, with bows ranging from the incredibly simple to the incredibly complex. Learn to build simple bows that require a minimum of tools and little time, more complex bows that can be modified to fit the target archer as well as the experienced hunter looking for more of a challenge, and finally a bow that accurately replicates the weapons of war of the steppe nomads. The best part is that even the most complex bow should cost no more than 10 dollars and be completed in a day, yet can hold up to the rigors of daily use. Don't let anything hold you back from enjoying one of man's oldest and most noble of sports. Join the backyard archery revolution with your very own bow that will defy everything you know and will baffle anyone who sees it. Join me in building an impossible bow. Author's Notes: The bows in this book are great for kids of all ages, from the young to the young at heart. Because of the ability of these bows to mimic many historical bow designs, this book is great for re-enactment archery as well as for the target archer. If made well, one design in particular works well for hunting, and can be modified to work just as well as many primitive hunting bows. This book covers how to make the generic PVC pipe bow that has been the mainstay of do-it-yourself archery for some time now, as well as a couple designs which bring out the hidden performance of PVC as a bow material. These bows also work well for survival situations and can be made small and can be kept virtually anywhere out of the sun. In the trunk of a car, in a boat, in a hunting cabin, your basement, your attic, the list goes on and on. This book goes over how to make smooth shooting bows from 30 to 70 pounds of pull that can perform well if taken care of. While they aren't top performing bows, they can certainly be used for hunting, fishing, and target archery.

Archery is almost as old as mankind itself, manifesting in almost every culture and on almost every continent. It is in many ways our link to the past and the stepping stone into another age. It is one of the few ancient pastimes that are still relevant today. Yet nowadays, getting into the ancient sport of archery can be daunting for the average person with no experience or previous exposure to the subject. For many, the hefty price tags on modern bows or the seemingly impossible task of building a bow can be a surefire deterrent. Many do not want to pay the price of a decent bow to try their hand at the bow and arrow, simply to see if they enjoy it or not. If only there was a way to make a bow good enough for a beginner without expending or gambling an immense amount of time or money on it. What if you were told that there was such a bow? That hidden in the ground, in the heart of buildings, on the shelves of most hardware stores, and perhaps even in your home, there was a material that made it all possible? Would you believe it? Well it is true, and that material is PVC pipe, the white or gray plastic pipe that can be found virtually everywhere. It is possible with only a minimal investment and an hour of labor to make a fine bow for target archery that performs just as well as bows worth more than ten times as much. A bow that, if given a little more time and effort, can be made into an efficient hunting tool or serious target shooter. The Impossible Bow shows you how to construct your own PVC pipe bow, with bows ranging from the incredibly simple to the incredibly complex. Learn to build simple bows that require a minimum of tools and little time, more complex bows that can be modified to fit the target archer as well as the experienced hunter looking for more of a challenge, and finally a bow that accurately replicates the weapons of war of the steppe nomads. The best part is that even the most complex bow should cost no more than 10 dollars and be completed in a day, yet can hold up to the rigors of daily use. Don't let anything hold you back from enjoying one of man's oldest and most noble of sports. Join the backyard archery revolution with your very own bow that will defy everything you know and will baffle anyone who sees it. Join me in building an impossible bow. Author's Notes: The bows in this book are great for kids of all ages, from the young to the young at heart. Because of the ability of these bows to mimic many historical bow designs, this book is great for re-enactment archery as well as for the target archer. If made well, one design in particular works well for hunting, and can be modified to work just as well as many primitive hunting bows. This book covers how to make the generic PVC pipe bow that has been the mainstay of do-it-yourself archery for some time now, as well as a couple designs which bring out the hidden performance of PVC as a bow material. These bows also work well for survival situations and can be made small and can be kept virtually anywhere out of the sun. In the trunk of a car, in a boat, in a hunting cabin, your basement, your attic, the list goes on and on. This book goes over how to make smooth shooting bows from 30 to 70 pounds of pull that can perform well if taken care of. While they aren't top performing bows, they can certainly be used for hunting, fishing, and target archery.

27/1000'' thick stainless steel blade. Razor sharp. Hardened tip. Cutting dia.: 1-3/16''.

Multi-groove opening accommodates any fixed blade broadhead.