Friday, August 17, 2012

Diamond Archery

Diamond Archery is the pioneer in the field of archery. With the wide product range like the bows, arrows and gears and appeals this company has made a visible growth in this field.

The Marquis bow designed by Diamond Archery weighs 2 kilogram and is made up of top quality aluminum. This bow is fully mechanized for better delivery. Their extremely sturdy and faultless risers slots is one of its kind and the thumb groove gets the lets you get the arrow close to your hand thus minimizing upright torque and adding stability to the game.

When the bow is released, Vertical Force Technology (VFT) and the Pinnacle5 Cam, move the unequaled energy on the arrow. These bows are designed with Roller Guard/Shortstop string suppressor that holds the string of the bow thus absorbing the vibration of the string.

Designed with excellence, the Black Ice bow of Diamond Archery is set at an angle of 53-degree to provide more stability and accuracy. This bow maintains the balance and is installed with special features like Pinnacle4 cam that distributes the pressure equally thus adding stability to the game.

This also helps in minimizing the pressure that is concentrated on the limbs. The arrow can be taken closer to the hand as these bows are designed with a thumb groove and lowered berger

The smooth drawing feature of Liberty minimizes the pressure thus reducing the the shocks and the noises that can be caused during the game. Liberty bow is designed with Vertical Force Technology (VFT) that allows the equal distribution of the pressure in all the directions during the game.

Designed with the special feature of Freedom Cam, the justice bows a product of Diamond Archery, is designed to deliver smoothness and stability in the game. This bow maintains the balance and distributes the pressure equally thus adding stability to the game. This also helps in minimizing the pressure that is concentrated on the limbs.

The Edge bows by Diamond Archery, is designed for the beginners by adults and children as well. This bow is the first of its kind, is featured with dual-cam bow, and are provided with single pivot mod to maximize the length of the shots.

Archery is the game that involves the shooting of arrows that is released from the bow and shot at a target. The closer you shoot the arrow to the targets, the more your score will be.

The scored targets of each player are added and the person with the highest addition is declared as the winner. With such a wide variety of products by the pioneers, it will be easy to gain accuracy over the game.

Wednesday, August 8, 2012

How To Make A Homemade Bow & Arrow



It's easy to make your own archery kit, once you have the right equipment. For this you need: a 5-foot branch and a 1 or 2 foot branch for the arrow; hemp string; feathers; flint stone or metal; dead sticks of about 12 to 18 inches; feathers; cardboard; and a knife.

For the bow, choose a piece of dead wood, preferably bendable and at least an inch in diameter and 5 foot long. Cut two notches in the branch, about 1 1/2 inches from each end. The notches should go about halfway into the bow and must be on the side of the bow opposite from the branch's natural curve.

The smaller branches are for the arrows. Make these as straight as possible, sanding them if needed. Cut one notch at the end of the arrow, creating a nice hook. This is where the string will sit at the end of the arrow, so make a nice deep groove.

Next cut a piece of your hemp string about three fourths of the length of the bow. It must be smaller than the bow. Tie loops at each end of the string that are big enough to fit around the notch that you made in the last step. Take the loops that you just tied and put them around the notches on each end of the stick.

Now take the cardboard papers and cut them into elongated triangles. The legs (bottom) should be approximately 1.25 inches by 1-3/4 inches. Once you have about 6 of them cut out (for 2 arrows) glue them about .25 inches from the bottom of the arrow. Keep in mind you should keep them evenly spaced from each other. They should provide for balance, accuracy, and a nice spin when the arrow is released.




 

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