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Easton’s Made in USA Sonic Goes to Match Grade Level

Easton’s Made in USA Sonic Goes to Match Grade Level

Easton has added SONIC 6.0 in a NEW Match Grade .001” specification for bowhunters looking for added accuracy and highest quality. The SONIC 6.0 made a big splash with bowhunters last year as a brand-new shaft platform in the Easton made-in-USA lineup, replacing Easton’s popular Hexx with a stronger, totally Made in USA engineered carbon […]

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Easton Pro Staff FAQ

Easton Pro Staff FAQ

Easton Pro Staff FAQ Q-    How do I become a factory-direct Easton Pro Staff/International Staff/Ambassador Staff member? There are fewer than 10 competitors worldwide who are Easton Pro Staff members.  Typically these are archers who: Work actively to promote the sport of archery through their actions and behavior. Already shoot Easton arrows by their […]

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Originally from Archery Tutorials - Easton Archery - Blog- Tips & Tricks about Archery.

The Colorado Belt Buckle Rotational!

The Colorado Belt Buckle Rotational!

(Tournament and Registration information is located under Events)

October 23 Hosted by Archery School of the Rockies

November (Dates TBD) – Hosted by The Hot Shots

December (Dates TBD) – Hosted by Aslan Archery Academy

January 29 – JOAD Colorado State Tournament at Archery School of the Rockies

February (Dates TBD) – Hosted by The Hot Shots

March (Dates TBD) – Hosted by Aslan Archery Academy

Originally from Colorado Joad.

2022 USA ARCHERY COLORADO OUTDOOR STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

2022 USA ARCHERY COLORADO OUTDOOR STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

This will be an Outdoor 72 arrow Round to determine Colorado State Champions by age class and division.  

There is an optional “Open Registration” shoot-off in the afternoon where we will award cash prizes.  Cash prize distribution will vary based on participation.  

Shootoff categories:

  • 50m Compound: Compound and fixed pins male and female, any age, 50 meters
  • 60m Recurve: All recurve archers, 60 meters
  • 50m Barebow: All barebow archers, 50 meters

Classes:

  • Yeoman (U10), Bowman (U13), Cub (U15), Cadet (U18), Junior (U21), Senior, 50+ (Master)
  • Recurve, Compound, Barebow, Fixed Pins, All Para including VI
  • The Explorer division is non-competitive and will shoot 25 meters.  

Tournament Times:

  • Check-in 8:00 am
  • Bow Inspection 8:20 am
  • Rules and Regulations Meeting 8:45
  • Presentation of Colors 8:55
  • Shooting starts with 3 ends of Practice at 9:00 a.m

Learn more about age classes, divisions, distances, and target size here.

NFAA members may obtain a free temporary membership for this event.  LEARN MORE


For any questions please call or text 720.938.0074

Location: Titan Sports Complex, 9665 North Roxborough Park Rd, Littleton, Colorado, 80125

Click here to Register

Originally from Colorado Joad.

National Outdoor League Final Results

National Outdoor League Final Results

Archers were able to compete on a national level from their home range. It was a great opportunity to prepare for the national summer events and have a great time doing it! Congratulations to all the winners and a huge thank you to everyone who participated. Watch for information to be released soon on the 2023 National Indoor League!

Final Results

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Winners Announced for the Big Idea Contest

Winners Announced for the Big Idea Contest

The NFAA is excited to announce three winners for the Big Idea Contest! Members were asked to submit their best ideas for growing the sport of archery on behalf of their local NFAA club or shop. Nearly 100 ideas were received and narrowed down to a Top 10 by a qualified panel of judges. NFAA members then voted on their favorites and helped to select the winners. The winning clubs received a grant to put toward growing archery in their area. “I am grateful that I can help others experience the passion and introduce them to a discipline that only Archery can initiate. It’s a good place to be when you’re Archery strong all day long!” exclaimed Mike McQueary, winner of the First Place prize.

Congratulations to all winners and thank you to everyone for participating in the inaugural Big Idea Contest!

 

First Place and $3,000 grant

Mike McQueary, Empty Quiver Archery in Broomfield, CO

Create a National Competition for Top State Awards

Second Place and $1,500 grant

Kyle Brenzel, LaSalle Sportsmens Club in Niagara Falls, NY

Use International Round Setup for Expanded Ranges & Leagues

Third Place and $500 grant

Penny Hetletved, Form First Archery LLC in Bismarck, ND

Grow NFAA Academies & All American Status

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The simple guidelines to correct arrow balance (FOC)

The simple guidelines to correct arrow balance (FOC)

By George Tekmitchov FOC, or Front of Center Balance, describes the percentage of the arrow’s total weight that is located in the front half of the arrow. The more weight that is located in the front half of the arrow, the more forward is the arrow’s center-of-balance, and the more stable the arrow flight- up […]

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100 Years of Easton- The Mid-Nox Story

100 Years of Easton- The Mid-Nox Story

From the early 1930’s through the late 1950’s, the most popular nock in archery was the Mid-Nox nock, made by the Middleton Company. These nocks were a single cavity nock made from press-molded nitrocellulose- a highly flammable material, also used for things like billiard balls, and photographic film, in that era. The process involved a […]

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