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How to tune and configure your plunger

Almost all recurve archers use a plunger (also known as a button or cushion plunger). This plunger allows you to … Read MoreHow to tune and configure your plunger

For this blog, I often discuss archery brands and products. But I have always wanted to ask a few questions … Read MoreLegend Archery – an in-depth interview

If you are serious about archery, you need to buy a quiver. You can place your arrows on the ground … Read MoreBuying an archery quiver

Your recurve bow is an expensive piece of equipment and therefore needs to be stored and transported properly. A bow … Read MoreBuying a backpack/case for a recurve bow

Every bow should be set up with nocking points or nock locators as they are often called. But as you … Read MoreBrass vs tied-on nocking points

Most modern bows have an arrow rest, which is a small device that holds the arrow in place until the … Read MoreHow to tune an arrow rest

One of the most difficult parts of bow tuning is aligning the bow limbs. It might seem rather intuitive since … Read MoreHow to align your bow limbs

Modern bows are highly adjustable, which allows you to tune your bow to your arrow and overall setup. This gives … Read MoreTiller height – what it is and how to adjust it

Brace height is one of the most important metrics of recurve archery. That’s why you often see archers check whether … Read MoreBrace height – what it is and how to adjust it

Almost all archers agree, that you should have nocking points. But there is no clear consensus whether you should have … Read More1 vs 2 nocking points – what is better?