Bjoernes
New member
Hello.
I have some questions about longbows. I have earlier been shooting with a recurve bow, draw weight 32#. I gave this up after a long time fighting with the devils device known as a clicker. This was a few years ago so I definitively am out of practise.
I now want to get back into archery and have set my eyes on traditional. I have looked at both horse bows and long bows. My location in Poland makes the horsebows easier accessible but I favor the look of the longbow more.
I have been looking at the laminated bows of Flagella dei. Any knowledge about their products? And would a draw weight of 50-60# be too ambitious to start with? When shooting the longbow is it common to have a clean string or center serving with nock point?
Please excuse any bad language. I'm no native speaker.
Best regards
Bjoernes
I have some questions about longbows. I have earlier been shooting with a recurve bow, draw weight 32#. I gave this up after a long time fighting with the devils device known as a clicker. This was a few years ago so I definitively am out of practise.
I now want to get back into archery and have set my eyes on traditional. I have looked at both horse bows and long bows. My location in Poland makes the horsebows easier accessible but I favor the look of the longbow more.
I have been looking at the laminated bows of Flagella dei. Any knowledge about their products? And would a draw weight of 50-60# be too ambitious to start with? When shooting the longbow is it common to have a clean string or center serving with nock point?
Please excuse any bad language. I'm no native speaker.
Best regards
Bjoernes