| Name: | Magnus Malmgren |
| Nickname: | Mags |
| E-mail: | yelloz@hotmail.com |
| Newsgroups: | rec.sport.archery |
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| Indoorpractice |
I read them to get some new tips on tuning and training.
Bow:
Yamaha Superfeel Forged (Blue Tonig).
Super Cheramic Carbon limbs at 48# at 28" draw.
Sure-Loc FITA Extreme (silver) with a Shibuya Glow Pin without the glow pin and circle.
Spiga Secure-clickbutton.
Yamaha Flip-rest II.
Dynema 8125 16 strand-string.
Cavalier Elite-tab.
Win&Win F-Max II topstab.
Cavalier V-barblock straight.
Beiter Centralizer 37" 3 tuners.
Easton X-10 AVRS longrod 30".
Easton X-10 AVRS extender 4"
Win&Win F-Max II twins.
2 Limbsavers.
Arrows:
---Outdoors---
Easton X10 550.
29" long.
Black SpinWings.
Beiter X10 In-Out-nock (Centraliser-blue).
Points 110 grains.
---Indoors---
I'm using my X10.
I shoot the Olympic recurve-style. This style is leaning more to the traditional longbow, but with far more accuracy, which I like. It is still not a shooting-machine like the compounds are. But I think you should shoot with the bow of your choice, but with recurves, there is more human in it, IMHO.
I've always been interested in archery, but never had the time to test it, but, at last, in the late summer of 1999 I took some time to see if it was fun. I immediately fell for this sport. So I am a real beginner...:-D
I purchased a second hand Samick Progress II two months after I joined the local club. It is a good bow to start delving in the archery-mystics with. As soon as I grew more confident and learned more and more, I started to buy new things for the Samick like a new arrowrest, plunger and sight.
Now I have finally got my Yamaha and what a bow it is... MAGIC!
You really have to practice with the Yamaha, otherwise you easily loose the 'feel'. But if you train hard enough, this bow does whatever you want. I like the grip, which is very narrow. The limbs are VERY smooth...no stacking and have a fast response too.
Personal best:
Indoors:
18M FITA __562 (competition, January 2003)
18M FITA __574 (practice, January 2003)
25M FITA __544 (competition, November 2002)
25M FITA __582 (practice, November 2000)
Outdoors:
2x36 70M FITA __623 (competition, May 2003)
2x36 70M FITA __644 (practice, June 2003)
12 arrows 70M __107 (competition, May 2003)
12 arrows 70M __110 (practice, May 2001)
FITA 1440 __1238 (competition, June 2003)
FITA 1440 __1158 (practice, August 2000)
Have trust in your equipment and in yourself. If you don't have that, you might as well go fishing...
