Wondering if anybody could help me out, im looking for archery supplies in Scotland. Preferably an archery supplies shop/specialist. Im based in perth but cannae find much with google etc
Cheers, Hamish.
Cheers, Hamish.
Archery supplies Scotland?
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Cluny Clays have a small stock.
However I tend to buy mail order from Bowsports.
What are you looking for?
However I tend to buy mail order from Bowsports.
What are you looking for?
ah cheers Doc shall pop in there sometime soon. Just looking for accessories and arrows at the moment but prefer a shop tae online orders so i can see fit im buying
No worries.
Matching arrows to the bow is a bit of a pain - the charts get you close but often there is some trial and error.
It's always cheaper buying arrow components and making them yourself. I've only done this with cedar arrows though.
If you need to borrow a fletching jig/taper tool any time just ask.
Matching arrows to the bow is a bit of a pain - the charts get you close but often there is some trial and error.
It's always cheaper buying arrow components and making them yourself. I've only done this with cedar arrows though.
If you need to borrow a fletching jig/taper tool any time just ask.
I get most of my stuff from Merlin.
They are usually good at sending stuff quickly, and the prices are very good, compared to some.
As Doc says, make your own Arrows.
But if you buy your own Fletching Jig and Taper Tool and you will end up making lots of Arrows.
I seem to have made Arrows for every occasion.
You can find plans on how to make a simple spine tester, on the internet for free.
Then it's on to making your own strings !!
I'm a member of this >> http://thenff.webs.com/ maybe there's a club near you ??
They are usually good at sending stuff quickly, and the prices are very good, compared to some.
As Doc says, make your own Arrows.
But if you buy your own Fletching Jig and Taper Tool and you will end up making lots of Arrows.
I seem to have made Arrows for every occasion.
You can find plans on how to make a simple spine tester, on the internet for free.
Then it's on to making your own strings !!
I'm a member of this >> http://thenff.webs.com/ maybe there's a club near you ??
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