so bow a t/d recurve so bow being on the short side isnt the death of things and arrows not too long or too short. In the US they are favoured for hunting for the very reason they arent so good for target. The curve at the tip of the limbs will be made to suit if they are also by the same manufacturer so wont be "wrong".
A lot of whether you will be able to settle in with what you have will depend on your shooting style. The use of a release may not fit in with AGB target recurve rules but that doesnt stop you from enjoying yourself but your anchor will be different to a regular archer.
Best way of determining how to improve with what you have is to ahve someone who understands your requirements standing next to you and watching you loose off a few arrows and then suggests changes one at a time rather than telling you it is all to pot and you need to do this and that and stand on your head and say moo all at the same time. if the first club you enquire at cant help you in that respect go and ask at another.
My thoughts on sling string release? suitable adjustment for your disability but as said earlier, it will have an effect on how the arrow takes off and someone with a decent knowledge of setting up a button should be able to sort you out.
As for arrow rest, nocking point etc, again you can best be served by someone watching you and then trying small adjustments around what is the norm.
the other thing they should do is listen to you shooting, that can tell you a lot about bracing height, nock position, button etc by the noise it all makes
A lot of whether you will be able to settle in with what you have will depend on your shooting style. The use of a release may not fit in with AGB target recurve rules but that doesnt stop you from enjoying yourself but your anchor will be different to a regular archer.
Best way of determining how to improve with what you have is to ahve someone who understands your requirements standing next to you and watching you loose off a few arrows and then suggests changes one at a time rather than telling you it is all to pot and you need to do this and that and stand on your head and say moo all at the same time. if the first club you enquire at cant help you in that respect go and ask at another.
My thoughts on sling string release? suitable adjustment for your disability but as said earlier, it will have an effect on how the arrow takes off and someone with a decent knowledge of setting up a button should be able to sort you out.
As for arrow rest, nocking point etc, again you can best be served by someone watching you and then trying small adjustments around what is the norm.
the other thing they should do is listen to you shooting, that can tell you a lot about bracing height, nock position, button etc by the noise it all makes