Outdoor aerial shooting from 4 m and 10 m distance with a Grozer Turkish bow 60#@28 and thumb release.
Duration : 0:0:18
29Mar
Turkish Archery : Aerial target II
Filed in archery target 30 Comments
14Mar
Archery target system
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Let me introduce you a unique ARCHERY TARGET SYSTEM. Hereby I attach a link which shows the working machine and its main features. We are currently looking for an investor who might be interested in developing and the serial production of the target system.
About the system:
- Electronic controlled system with computer display (1 machine more display possibilities and more machines-1 display possibility as well.)
- Radio data sending ( distance limit: 200ms )
- Position of the arrow is read and defined by outside sensors not by built in surface.
- Can be used with any kind of polifoam.
In case you are interested and should you have any questions regarding the foundation please do not hesitate to contact us on the below contact details.
A more detailed description document can be sent as well if requested.
Duration : 0:4:24
27Feb
Archers Paradox – Super slow motion video
Filed in archery arrows 27 Comments
Super slow motion footage of traditional bowshooting.
SAFETY FIRST!!! The breaking arrow at the end of the video was NOT due to a lack of knowledge on my part – IT WAS QUITE DELIBERATE !!!
Different arrows shot from a 70 lbs recurve bow (a custom-made KHAN, by BORDER ARCHERY). At the end you will see what a 65 lbs recurve bow can do to an arrow (Port Orford cedar-spine 25-30, 100 grain tip, 30 inches long). I expected the arrow to break – it took the 70 lbs KHAN to make the arrow explode! The drawlength was 29 inches. This video will show you the archer’s paradox and gives you an idea of how dangerous it can be to use the wrong spine. By the way, I was wearing a helmet and a good wrap of leather around my bow hand during the “dangerous” shots.
For your own safety, and also for your bow (it’s akin to dry firing your bow), please don’t try this at home!
Duration : 0:2:55