Shooting my 100lb warbow!

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Just a short clip of me shooting a few arrows in my backyard. This time I’m using my 100 pound draw weight English warbow from Rudder Bows. I need to make a full video on it (soon, hopefully!) but here it is for now. When I upload that one I may delete this one lol.
This clip is a couple of months old by now, and I’ve practiced a little more since then to get better form and accuracy. But I still need to work on accuracy at longer distances!

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18 июл 2020

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@eliegbert8121 4 года назад

The return of the king

@fahoodie1852 4 года назад

Eli Egbert Great minds think alike

@Gibbinifuggs 2 года назад

YEA!!

@cwmyr Год назад

Awesome! Where did you get the target if I may ask?

@atomicwoodpecker0123 4 года назад

Pretty sick ngl

@ghostfifth 4 года назад

Wow

@messylaura 4 года назад

cool, so thats where you been, beefing up for the bow, nice hooting, i take it you are familiar with tods channel over here in the uk 'tods workshop' he does alot of bow/arrow and sword stuff

@Ralchire 4 года назад

Thanks! Yeah his stuff is amazing. Between his stuff with Joe Gibbs and Shad pulling a 100lb bow now I just had to get into this.

@welcometospace6091 4 года назад

Noice

@MrCakedo 4 года назад

Nice, what distance were you shooting at?

@Ralchire 4 года назад

Super close, probably 20 feet. I don’t have a very long distance archery range unfortunately lol.

@nativistofcolumbia4926 3 года назад

My only questions are where did you get the bow and did you work up from lower poundage bows?

@Fuerwahrhalunke 3 года назад

If I may answer this: you can get them from boston bows and/or joe gibbs (on Facebook) for example. Fitting arrows can be bought on medievalarchery. And shooting with a 100# comfortably is only possible for a few individuals on this planet. I for one suggest finding a comfortable poundage to begin with and increase by 10 pounds each 2/3 months with shooting the bow on a regular basis. (I'm currently at 110#. Started out with a comfortable 50# (depends on you though), shot it 4 times a week and increased it the way I described. At least that's how I did it without injury or pain in my muscles.

@bonsaivlaamseardennen2269 3 года назад

@@Fuerwahrhalunke quite a lot traditional english longbow archers can reach 100lb and more. I only first handled a bow in 2019, started making them as a hobby, and immediately got to 65-70lb without much effort and without any experience. I keep at about 85 now, but have made a yew at 95-100lb for which I have to work my way up a bit.

@heli0s101 4 года назад

Neatly trimmed faded undercut and contact lenses would turn you into an overnight chad.

@bonsaivlaamseardennen2269 3 года назад

How long have you been into it? I'm guessing not so long, at least not at this draw weight because you seem to struggle a lot with keeping arrows from moving or bouncing up and down, before you loose. I think you're twisting the string too much and need to keep bow arm and drawing arm/elbow more in line. Try beginning your draw higher up and using more torso/back rather than arms. You'll be suprised how much that can stabilise things

@fahoodie1852 4 года назад

The return of the king