Information about bow setup, tuning techniques and theory that we have found and created ourselves to try and understand how to get the best out of your equipment. Obviously this is not an endless list of stuff on the web, rather references to some of the fine work that other people have done to try and explain this process that we have found that is useful.
| Title | Summary | Source | Date | File |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Archers Reference | Put together as a reference booklet for the members of Balbardie and Grange archery clubs. The content contained within it is taken from the internet, books, magazines, coaches, and other archers, and is the culmination of many years of experience. | Murray Elliot | June 1999 |  |
| Easton Arrow Tuning guide | Reference for all types of bow and an introduction to some ways to get a good bow setup. | Easton Archery | Yearly | |
| The Walk Back Test | something that I've used to good effect but some people can find it a little confusing, especially when it comes to the expected patterns. This guide by Archery Australia is really straightforward though. | Archery Australia |  |
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| Centre Shot Tuning | Spent time researching why you need to do centre shot tunning and what it means to the modern recurve archer. Includes theory and guide. | Ian Davie | May 2016 | |
| Bare Shaft Tuning | Rationalising the theory and methods for bare shaft tuning. What the button does and how to tune. | Ian Davie | June 2016 | |
| Archery Equipment | Short equipment guide for archers starting out at archery. Suggests equipment that is important and things that you can leave until later. | Ian Davie | September 2016 | |
| Draw Length vs Bow Size | Gives a quick and dirty example of how to calculate draw length and bow size | Ian Davie | February 2020 | |
| Equipment Checklist | A document that you can use to write down all your equipment. Good if you need to replace something or ask for spares. | Ian Davie | November 2014 | |
