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Tuning and Initial setup of a Recurve Bow

Started by Dowser, November 08, 2010, 01:54:16 PM

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LandyLiam

I dabbled a little with the archery last year down at Maghera with the very friendly people at Mourne Archery ( http://www.themournearcherycentre.co.uk/ ) for only £5 an hour, nice way to end the day after a trip out in the Mournes, good pub across the road as well (please drink AFTER the archery  ;) ) never got round to buying any kit, hope to have another go at it this winter.
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Dowser

Quote from: LandyLiam on November 15, 2010, 02:40:45 PM
I dabbled a little with the archery last year down at Maghera with the very friendly people at Mourne Archery ( http://www.themournearcherycentre.co.uk/ ) for only £5 an hour, nice way to end the day after a trip out in the Mournes, good pub across the road as well (please drink AFTER the archery  ;) ) never got round to buying any kit, hope to have another go at it this winter.

I've just had a look at their website.  That club looks great and very relaxed.  Just wish they weren't so far away from Bangor.  My local club, details above in an earlier post, is quite small and are really pushed for space.  They can't take on any new members or run any beginners courses until the New Year  :(

Now that I've got the gear I'm busting to get out again and get a bit of tuition into the bargain.  I might make a day of it and visit Mourne Archery very soon.

Thanks for the link Landy'  :)
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Kayakgirl

Kilmore run courses and also Ards Leisure centre. Might be food for thought..


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