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ARCHER'S REFERENCE
The Archer's Reference was put together in June 1999 as a reference booklet
for the members of Balbardie and Grange
archery clubs. The content contained within it is taken from the internet,
books, magazines, coaches, and other archers, and is the culmination of
many years of experience.
It is free for you to use, copy, and distribute in any form whatsoever with the condition that it MAY NOT be sold or used in any way for profit.
Archery is a very personal sport, and all comments within the manual should be regarded as suggestions rather than rules. Start with the basics, and then find your own way to the gold.
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a 56K modem, this should take just under 3 minutes to download.
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the archers reference, please help us maintain the documents and site
for future archers! Please consider giving us a donation...
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OTHER COUNTRIES
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From the US, the latest version of the guide (and a huge amount of other useful information) can be found in the excellent Texas State Archery Association website, in the Documents section. |
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A
Swedish-language edition of Issue 4 created by Claes Colmeus can be
found here: http://www.skanesbagskytte.org/ |
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An Italian
language edition of Issue 5 created by Mauro Baudino can be found
here: http://www.arcieridellealpi.it/docdownloads.html |
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A Catalan
language edition of issue 5 created by Josep Gregori, President Federació
Catalana de Tir amb Arc can be found here: *Sorry this link is broken :o( * http://tec.fctarc.org/ |
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A Dutch
language edition of issue 5 created by Kees Methorst can be found here: |
