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AVALON Tyro A² - Bow Bag for Take-Down Bows
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elTORO Dynamic Base Bag Tube Bow Pocket
elTORO Dynamic Base Bag Tube Bow Pocket
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elTORO Dynamic Base² - Recurve Bow Bag
elTORO Dynamic Base² - Recurve Bow Bag
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elTORO Recurve Bow Bag Deluxe
elTORO Recurve Bow Bag Deluxe
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AVALON Tyro A³ - Bow bag with arrow tube
AVALON Tyro A³ - Bow bag with arrow tube
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AURORA Travel Companion - Riser- and Limb bag
AURORA Travel Companion - Riser- and Limb bag
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AURORA Travel Companion - Riser bag
AURORA Travel Companion - Riser bag
AURORA Travel Companion - Limb bag
AURORA Travel Companion - Limb bag
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MAXIMAL Compound Bow Protective Cover | Neoprene
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AURORA Next Basic - Recurve bow bag
AURORA Next Basic - Recurve bow bag
elTORO Wild Colorz Velour - Bow Bag
elTORO Wild Colorz Velour - Bow Bag
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CARTEL TD-704 - Bow Bag
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DRAKE bow bag
DRAKE bow bag
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DRAKE bow bag
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elTORO Recurve bow bag Pro Gold
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elTORO Horrido Line - Take Down - Recurve Bow Bag
elTORO Horrido Line - Take Down - Recurve Bow Bag
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Riser | FALKENHOLZ - Essence - ILF - 20-22 inches
Riser | FALKENHOLZ - Essence - ILF - 20-22 inches
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BICASTER HGS - Finger sling
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BICASTER ASA - Arm guard
BICASTER ASA - Arm guard
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BICASTER Cua - Finger tab
BICASTER Cua - Finger tab
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BICASTER Fizz - Clicker
BICASTER Fizz - Clicker
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BICASTER Arc - Chord scale
BICASTER Arc - Chord scale
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BICASTER Hover - Magnetic arrow rest
BICASTER Hover - Magnetic arrow rest
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BICASTER Cua - Cushion Button
BICASTER Cua - Cushion Button
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BICASTER Mas-10 - Magnetic arrow rest
BICASTER Mas-10 - Magnetic arrow rest
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BICASTER SP3 - Finger tab - Bare bow tab
BICASTER SP3 - Finger tab - Bare bow tab
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BICASTER Anchor - Extender - 4-5 inch
BICASTER Anchor - Extender - 4-5 inch
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BICASTER Asa - Finger tab
BICASTER Asa - Finger tab
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BICASTER Dual - V-Bar
BICASTER Dual - V-Bar
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LEGEND ARCHERY Bow Scale Digital
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Finding the right bow for archery - draw weight, bow hand and bow length

The choice of the right bow model of course depends on the preferences of the archer. An excellent choice for beginners are recurve bows that consist of 3 parts, which are called take down bows. These bows can be disassembled into the riser and the two limbs. Starting archery can of course be done with any other type of bow. Once the model is chosen, the next important step can be taken care of.

In order for the archer and the bow to cohere and so that the set goals can be accomplished, the bow should be tuned as perfect as possible to the future archer. This is also a reason why it is subpar to use one bow for the entire family (parents and children). First of all, when choosing the suitable bow, the stature plays an important role for the future archer. Bow length and draw weight as well as the draw hand of course are to be set to the archer. If you decide to save on that, chances are that archery will soon no longer be a fun activity for you. Archery is consulting-intensive, therefore you should take the chance to receive expert advice from our service team so that you can start archery successfully. Together we will find the right bow, even if you are on a budget. There is not always need for buying the cream of the crop. Even on a budget you are able to purchase a great beginners´ bow. For under 100 euros in fact, an amazing Wild Honey Recurve Bow consisting of three pieces and including an extensive starter set can be bought.

Accessories for archery

Archery is very extensive and the same goes for all the accessories you can buy. It is not that easy to get one´s bearings in the masses of articles offered. The protection of the archer is the most important. For that, we offer a variety of protective equipment, which should serve the archer. The archer can decide for him or herself whether this is necessary, although one should never relinquish an arm guard and hand protection. But also the bow and its components should be protected optimally so that you can have joy with it for a long time. Accessories for protecting the equipment:

Additional accessories are normally dependent on the chosen style of archery. If one does modern archery, various accessories can be aquired.

Overall archery accessories, no matter what style you prefer:

  • quivers (side quivers, back quivers or bow-mounted quivers)
  • targets (FITA-targets made from foam or straw, 3D targets)
  • arrows (wooden arrows, fiberglass arrows, aluminium arrows or carbon arrows)

When you arranged your bow equipment you can start with archery. It would be best if you took part in archery classes in order to learn about the basics and the right technique since mistakes that turn into a habit at a later point can then only be gotten rid off with difficulties in most cases. Once you have got a hang of the technique, you will soon start to really enjoy archery and will also be able to make your set goals come true.

Background data about archery at BSW

When did archery start? Archery did not start as a sport but as one of the oldest hunting methods of mankind. Before archery transformed into a type of sport, bow and arrow took an important position in history as a weapon used in war and as a long-ranged weapon. Bow and arrow have been used for at least 14,000 years. This can be dated by reference to encountered arrow tips. Further proof can be found in the form of cave painting and original finds, for instance the oldest find of a bow from Holmegård (Denmark). What is archery? It is no different than shooting a stick with a tensed stick? Right? Archery is so diverse that there should be a way to have fun for everyone. Whether you are into high-tech or rather minimalist, archery offers a possibility for everybody to do this relaxing sport due to its many variants. In the course of this, archery is not only a sport but so much more:

Are bows weapons?

According to the current law in the UK, they are not. Bow and arrow are fun- and sports devices and do not fall under any restriction. (might be different in your country!) Safe and responsible use should still be self-evident, however, in order to prevent damage to objects and personal injury.

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