| Name: | Tom Sedgman |
| Nickname: | Deadly Wonky |
| E-mail: | t_sedgman(nospam)@yahoo.com |
| Newsgroups: | neither |
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Riser:
Make: Hoyt
Model: Matrix, L/H, Standard grip
Length: 25'"
Colour: Fade Blue
Limbs:
Make: Hoyt
Model: Edge
Length: 68"
Marked Weight: 36lb
Holding Weight: 47lb
Arrows:
Shaft: Easton, ACC, 3L-18/620
Piles: Standard
Fletchings: Spin wings, White, 1 3/4"
Nocks: Easton, G-nock, White
String:
Material: Brownell, Fast Flite, White
Serving: Brownell, Black
Nocking points: Dental Floss
Sight:
Make: SureLoc
Model: Quest-X
Extender: 9"
Pin: Arten Europa standard pin
Stabilisers:
Long Rod: Beiter, 30", 2 tuner, 2x end weights
V Bar: Beiter, 70deg across, 17deg down
Twins: Beiter, 12", no tuners
Extender: Beiter, 4", 1 tuner
Button: Beiter, 17.5-21.5 mm, Blue
Rest: Beiter,
Clicker, Beiter, 0.25mm, Silver arm, Black cap and wheel
Tab: A&F, Platform, Medium
Chest Guard, Arm Guard, Bow Sling, Quiver, Stand: all Black and I dont know who made any of it exept the sling which is an old bootlace, possibly traceable to M&S
Footwear: I prefer to shoot in an old pair of para boots, they give me a bit more stability on the line, plus the're very good for when the weather is a bit dodgy unless i've come direct from work in which case I'm usualy wearing a pair of V8 steels which work just as well.
If its not obvious I realy am scraping the barrel here, if you want to know anythng else PM me
Started shooting when i joined Uni late summer 2003, and i've been forcing my dodgy opinions on people ever since
Currently out of the loop, hope to return soon
Spend far too much money on your equipment, neglect the finer aspects of your technique and be very supprised when you cant hit the gold consistantly at 20 yards.
Seriously though, make sure you kit is as good as it can be, make sure you have the form and stamina to last a competition and work on your mental work with a good coach, this is the point that i've got to and i hope to be able to post more advice here soon
Strive to be the best, then strive to be better
