You're Doing It Wrong: How to Shoot an Arrow

Think you know how to shoot a bow and arrow? Gotham Archery instructor Russell Johnson shows Men's Journal how it's really done-- along with some surprisingly common mistakes.
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[@juska4235]

Title: you're doing it wrong Me: interesting.. Also me: I'm not doing it at all tho but I believe u

[@vickysofalvi7814]

🤣 🤣 I came here because I want to learn this :))) but LOL your comment made my day🤣🤣

[@akanotgiveafuck6970]

I like every and anything dangerous so I want to learn archery and how to throw knive but neither ar allowed in my country

[@ducks_love_bread]

@@akanotgiveafuck6970 what country would that be I can see the bow and arrow thing but knife throwing can be done with a screw driver almost anywhere

[@nagunaks2222]

Yes

[@BibtheChib]

@Marc Kristopher I don't really care but that's illegal and you're incriminating yourself by telling everyone here, duh

[@a.harshvardhan9611]

I like your videos. Now i am lacking of a bow and a set of arrows

[@kucftbueouy9902]

You should really get one

[@adonisremer6608]

Same

[@lemoneasy2760]

make one

[@shadowartgaming6548]

Or make your own

[@EveryoneElseIsWeirdImNormal]

I got both mine for about £30

[@MrDeanbag]

Dude was like “bro, do you not know what an anchor point is :|”

[@stephpilot]

This is “one” of the many correct ways to shoot.

[@stephpilot]

red w0lf Right, I use the thumb draw, arrow on the outside, My anchor point is when the string touches my chest, I don’t look down the arrow, I look at the target, I point where I want the arrow to go and I shoot.

[@credinzel6996]

Sir, do you know how uncomfortable it is being a man who uses a thumbdraw without a ring?

[@stephpilot]

Credin Zel where did I say “don’t use a thumb ring” ?

[@saguapura]

Yes, there are other shoots styles, depending on the culture.

[@renatugaming5730]

Exactly, shooting a compound or traditional bow is way different from shooting a recurve. There are also so many styles of traditional. What may be considered "correct" in hunting might be "wrong" or "unorthodox" in target archery. Thank you for being one of the people to point this out.

[@zman360auz]

This was a very vague explanation 😂 If this was someone’s first time or they’re extremely new to archery they’d be so confused

[@renatugaming5730]

This would only apply to one specific style too! The new novice might be confused on stance or how to draw or use back tension.

[@Thetravelingmonke]

Welp im completely new so lets see and im right at the start

[@dickinson2204]

ive been doing this for 4 years and i got back to it after 4 years and still suck

[@en2p187]

Lol​@@dickinson2204

[@nair.127]

No comments? No criticism? Is this utube? Joking aside. Nice bow. Nice form. Cheers.

[@chillnVODS]

"then hold still, until you can break" - Man who breaks immediately

[@emmaelkins1522]

Exactly what I though.

[@steveandrews4822]

Fred Bear shot that way and rarely missed !! I have tried it and it doesn't work for me !!

[@teenmoo-chocolate]

I just practiced archery for 3 days. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5-af52diLSaprc

[@originalkingdomhearts]

I tried archery for the first time today, I sadly was really tense and was taking a lot of time to try to aim. I accidentally ended up bruising my non dominant arm pretty bad. It's kinda hard to relax when It's pretty heavy for me to lift.

[@oyryboros782]

practice

[@Macilious]

i hope you kept on going and got better at it

[@yarilich544]

Good enough introduction for Men's Journal. I started learning archery and discovered it was a lot more involved. I was taught to draw up to my jaw to stay consistent. I am struggling with proper release, not just relaxing my fingers, but also pulling with my scapula further back. I was recently given a nice bow with a stabilizer (yes, it makes a difference). I am learning to handle a bow with a lanyard securing it to my aiming hand to keep me from squeezing the bow and throwing arrow off the course upon release.

[@HerMoisture]

I did an archery unit in my P.E. class and they taught us how to use a bow but they got a few things wrong and used high tension string bows which ended up making me way less accurate and only able to hit the target twice out of the 8 times I actually shot the bow. The high tension string made it much more difficult to properly pull back without hurting my fingers and I wouldn't have enough power for the arrow to end go near the target (And they told us to use two fingers, not three). The bows were also designed to have the arrow rest on the bow, but that made it go at an angle, so they put a thing on there that was meant to sort of spring up and change the arrow's trajectory to make it go at a more straight angle, but that just made it go at even MORE of a sidewalks angle, and apart from the fact that only one person in the entire 30 people class actually had decent experience using a bow, they also placed the targets about 12 feet away from us, which doesn't sound like much, but of course Texas likes to be windy on dry days, making the arrow move around a lot while airborne. We even did an activity on the last day of the unit which was trying to pop balloons that were on the target which had candy in them. Out of the 4 shots that everyone got, few of them even hit the target, and only one of them managed to pop a balloon. This video really helped me to find out what I was doing wrong (And what they were teaching incorrectly) and I definitely feel more confident when it comes to firing a bow. Thanks for the vid, guys!

[@stormtrumper7634]

Did you happen to go to central highschool, San Angelo?

[@HerMoisture]

@@stormtrumper7634 No, this happened in central Texas in 7th grade.

[@stormtrumper7634]

Oh ok it sounded almost exactly like my 9th grade pe class lol

[@chrismccaffrey8256]

Firing is the worng word. You loose and arrow. I think you "Shoot" a bow if i remember right

[@MichaelGAMING99]

@@HerMoisture Dang, 7th grade? I started it at 4th and fifth grade!

[@megaddams2374]

I was tensing up quite a bit... Thank you 🖤

[@guarvians8451]

I need this for our spring revolution

[@taco12]

If you're hitting your target you're probably doing it right. "I learned one way to shoot an arrow and I'm going to tell everyone else they're doing it wrong." Bite me.

[@renatugaming5730]

"if you're hitting the outer ring of the target at 5m/5 yards you're probably doing it right" lol

[@BibtheChib]

@@renatugaming5730 Nah we talking hanging upside down and shooting ambidextrously at two different 20m targets my guy.

[@jcarry5214]

Right. Guy is grouping half a foot at a distance of roughly one dinner table. He's definitely got it all figured out.

[@Fuerwahrhalunke]

That pulling technique is fine for me when it comes to lower poundages (Up to 60#). When I draw my heavier bows though, I personally tend to engage more of my back muscle by stepping forwards, placing my left food in the direction of the target, the other one sideways to the target, putting the bow down infront of my knee, relatively slowly engage in a "sitting position" and start pulling upwards (like I would, when I start a chain saw, for example(Whilst standing up again), until my elbow reaches the side of my head. After that I lower my elbow into a straight line with my left arm (Holding the bow in the left hand, keeping the left shoulder down). While pulling upwards though, I personally tend to keep my left arm at a small angle so I push and pull the bow, basically. That way it's easier for me to pull currently up to 120#.

[@yugen]

Can you do the Korean archery test with your bow? Pull to full draw, hold for 3 seconds 10 times in a row without any shaking? If not, you probably need a less powerful bow unless you don't care about accuracy and just enjoy launching arrows into the sky (which is fine, that's fun too).

[@Fuerwahrhalunke]

@@yugen Oh, at the moment it definitely is enough. Currently I am "just launching arrows". I can hold it 4 times each 3 seconds to full draw, after that it becomes progressively more shakey (Just tried it). Though, for me, with me doing instinctive aiming, there is no need for holding that long. I can train with 120# all day long without anything hurting me or it getting uncomfortable and still hit the target. Holding the pull for that long is either because you are pro-actively aiming, because you want to gain more strength or because you are waiting for better weather :P

[@yugen]

That's impressive! I had a Kassai 110# horse bow. I could shoot it but barely. Prob did more bad than good for my form.

[@teenmoo-chocolate]

I just practiced archery for 3 days. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5-af52diLSaprc

[@lindasano1552]

@@Fuerwahrhalunke are you using a compound or traditional bow?

[@RandomGuy-ej9gr]

There’s more than one correct way to shoot a bow lmao

[@kkdias9924]

I think he knows that, it's probably just for clickbait.

[@theaverageitaliandon998]

I think it’s just out of sake of simplification, you can do anything in many ways but it’s better for someone to be taught only one way first

[@BibtheChib]

One thing he did say that applies for all styles (methinks) is that the body shouldn't be very tense.

[@alaskaaksala123]

Wow...thank you for telling me that!..so,glad there is more than one way..

[@RetroDaze]

Ikr

[@user-fp4db8ew1c]

THXs I just started archery really helps!

[@moonlightinng1822]

Thank you this helped me a lot I have glasses so it’s hard but now I know I can do it lower

[@khadijahyusop5260]

Now, this is a comfortable way to shoot an arrow. Really helpful. Thanks a lot..

[@Arger54]

Using this for an idea of what to do in Blade and sorcery, a VR game. Thanks

[@purpleostrich7657]

Thanks I have archery in PE tomorrow this wise help me

[@punishtheguilty9118]

Very good video!!

[@bobbywilson7662]

Just from one avid researcher to any new archers, while he is not shooting badly, this form he shows is more for beginners as there are more advanced and more effective methods that you can combine together to shoot, nonetheless this is a great method for beginners.

[@higherdimensionalsoul42]

What is someone doing wrong if the string keeps painfully hitting the forearm upon release? Wrong size bow? Bad form?

[@bobbywilson7662]

@@higherdimensionalsoul42 you want to bend the bow arm elbow out and the bow hand tilted slightly as if your holding a can of pop. there's a sweet spot between there that makes your shots still solid without puttting too much stress on your wrist and flaying your arm, but just experiment with it on your own as different forms work for different people.

[@joyasreemukherjee6432]

Very helpful video

[@Reftgog]

Just started shooting today! Glad to know I was doing something right! 😃

[@ghxst_wind7219]

im going to be doing archery tag at school where we shoot at each other with softed arrows. this is helpfull

[@regelepalmierilor4582]

Got my bow and some arrows from a store.Had a lot of hapiness along with friends also thanks to your video I knew how to proper use it

[@teenmoo-chocolate]

I just practiced archery for 3 days. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5-af52diLSaprc

[@FittedSheetGaming]

Thanks man

[@asiabluedragon5321]

Never thought that I would be captivated by a nice bows & arrows.

[@aaronbreeds5132]

errr missed a lot of stuff, like how to set the fletching, when to release during the draw, feet... tons of basic stuff i came here to polish on my mechanics, im not a novice but wanted a refresher on a "if it was my first time shooting an arrow"

[@Avarice297]

Is breathing out when you're about to let go helpful? It helps when shooting a gun so I'm curious is it helps with arrows.

[@hylander9105]

ye I was looking for some tips regarding stance and positioning but video is way too short for that. if you never shot an arrow you wont understand a thing, if you did you ask yourself at the end "wait that was it, I cant even see his whole body"

[@keithjasperato9426]

Very nice and useful to my ninjutsu

[@Asiandrama_da92]

Thanks😀

[@davideguerrini2393]

From Italy: perfetto, you' re a good teacher!

[@yugen]

Top olympic coaches teach that an anchor point is not enough for accuracy and consistency. You want to acquire "back tension", particularly the activation of the drawing arm rhomboid/lower trapezius so that your scapula fully retracts into bone on bone contact right before release. That, combined with at least one very reliable and repeatable anchor point are how you know you've pulled far enough. Many archers use a tooth or jawbone for consistency. Some use 3 anchor points.

[@gregoryhall2967]

The glove speaks volumes, the anchor or lack there of, no shoulder blades and the dropped elbow this guy is a tool. And his arrows are too heavy

[@teenmoo-chocolate]

I just practiced archery for 3 days. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5-af52diLSaprc

[@gregoryhall2967]

Dude it's called a clicker, I've trained at Lake placid BTW 😂 that's how you know. You know nothing about Olympic style recurves

[@yugen]

@@gregoryhall2967 who are you talking to, sir?

[@gregoryhall2967]

@@yugen you, you know nothing about archery from what you are saying. I've trained under Olympic coaches at Lake placid, what are your creds? You don't even know how recurve archers know "when they pull back enough" 😂 your words

[@living4adrenaline]

And make sure you stand right next to the target so you can get a bullseye!

[@goatwarrior3570]

Too many people make the mistake of standing at a distance.

[@christinebrown5460]

Thank you so much for making this vid it helped a lot I was shooting my arrow wrong and now I am not

[@teenmoo-chocolate]

I just practiced archery for 3 days. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5-af52diLSaprc

[@istra2496]

it's 10 minutes before my turn to shoot an arrow, I'm in some carnival event where they have an arrow shooting contest yet I'm here to study up a lil. thank you for making this short, I'ma get this win brb

[@YouGamesHelp]

Did you win?

[@williambrown6721]

I'm glad that I found your video!!! I will be totally honest with you I always thought that you were supposed to put your index finger over top of the arrow while grasping your hand on the bow!!! Thanks for the lesson you guys are great!!!.... I have a lot of illnesses going on with me that's why I had to get something that didn't have to much pull!!.. again thank you!!

[@syrenaan252]

I am using a recurve, and to my knowledge the proper stance and everything else, anchor point, not gripping the bow tightly, pulling my hand back passed my head after release, etc. But at 50ft I'm still only getting an average group of 10in and a few outliers (2-3/ 11arrows) that land a foot or more away. I go and shoot 33 arrows every morning but it's always the same.

[@teenmoo-chocolate]

I just practiced archery for 3 days. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5-af52diLSaprc

[@baddlaziiboii9545]

Me who never even touched a bow and arrow: *ah, so that's why I miss those shots*

[@ivanmendez6252]

Thank you this is gonna help me make arrows for my bow

[@weihaiyue4769]

Thanks

[@Onedayatatime0915]

Keeping it simple 👍🏼

[@GriffMom-s5n]

Do bows have a gap at the end to make the arrow fling faster on just launch the arrow

[@patricianostra1622]

I’m just high watching random things tbh. I might begin archery lessons if I’m being honest. This video made it sound simple and fun! Thank you! You’re good 😊

[@cedricstoddard5013]

This is so fucking relatable the high part not the archery part but I do both

[@patricianostra1622]

@@cedricstoddard5013 like km making coffee now! Pretty high tbh

[@TheNameTooSexyToShow]

I have a question regarding the figers. I remember someone telling me the origin of the "middle finger" sign (the f*ck you sign) goes back to the middle ages and archers. When archers were captured, the enemy would cut off their middle finger, so when they would be released, they would not be able to shoot bows again. But, there were captured archers, whose fingers were not cut off, so when they were released, they showed their middle fingers to the enemy saying that they still have their fingers and they can go to battle again and this gesture was considered as an offensive behavior. Is this true?

[@PritishN26]

Dunno about the middle ages but thousands of years ago, people used use their thumbs

[@Bitplex]

If that trivia is true, that's pretty cool.

[@yugen]

It is not: www.snopes.com/fact-check/pluck-yew/

[@user-xm9ee7kl1q]

thanks

[@ducks_love_bread]

What was the draw weight on your bow?I am asking because I need to use minimum draw weight but still get enough speed on the arrow to shoot fairly flat like what the arrows were doing for you......i had shoulder surgery and they removed a big piece of my collar bone.i am hoping to use this as almost a rehab to rebuild strength there know what i mean

[@Herbalic0us]

Bow could hurt more than rehab. If you want rehab just use an elastic band.

[@mikegoodlock7821]

I also use back tension but that’s another story for another day 😁

[@Rio_3505]

I'm currently making a how and arrow and I hope it can fire it like this

[@starrzzzy1168]

I learnt more in this video then I have learnt in 10 years of school

[@helenarichard]

To the point, just like his arrows. Damn

[@jeffparkinson5005]

Unfortunately you didn't mention how to aim the bow your aiming, i.e.. how you get your aiming point/picture....what you use for your reference,... that was most of the reason why I clicked on the video, please make a video of how to aim the bow so that I can learn something in that regard.... thank you.

[@marcushursl2931]

I am watching since i cannot afford to buy a gun and it's license. This is one way to defend yourself if you live all alone in the farm.

[@AutoSearPin]

Just not from someone with a gun...

[@salty1355]

Get a compound bow instead, recurves unless you have a good amount of poundage, are not going to be the best for self-defense... especially against a gun.

[@user-mj8gv8pl7v]

How about crossbow?

[@marcushursl2931]

@@user-mj8gv8pl7v crossbow is to expensive in my country it like buying a .22 gun

[@user-mj8gv8pl7v]

@@marcushursl2931 ouh okay then

[@yewtreeknives5834]

what brand of bow did you shoot?

[@user-dx5sm4dj2t]

The western method is difficult from what I know

[@dawiid7271]

Gotham? holy shit i love it

[@alexacquaah4074]

*cheers*

[@plasticshorts6972]

Thanks, I'm on my way to the mall now

[@switchfour4228]

It works! Yay I only started with a bow I’m ten and I am improving!

[@renatugaming5730]

I suggest NuSensei, he does good videos on form and might help you. This guy made SO many generalizations. There are also good compound bow channels out there if you use a compound:)

[@MichaelGAMING99]

so, I have a question. What do I do if my bottom fingers keep hurting because it hurts for me?

[@kozmicmoos]

Does anyone know the brand and model of the bow in this video?

[@KNOCKOUTCLUBFC]

thanks..would have love to have seen the opposite angel also

[@shortlilguy]

That really depends on what style of archery they want which most commonly olympic style with a slightly different technique or bow hunting with an entirely different type of bow

[@brianschuetz5934]

where did you get your quiver?

[@braveboygamingworldyashash8531]

Cool cool 😎

[@OneAndOnlyZekePolaris]

What about with the bow type that I have? Also I have no idea what type mine is...

[@passo5730]

Oh Gotham 😲

[@josevaleriano3173]

What bow are you using

[@user-do2sp8hs3i]

Thank you, now my little brother is sleeping safe and sound

[@0xeb-]

I like your bow. Where can I get one like it?

[@woodsmith8439]

I use the same Black Eagle arrows. 125gr, 31 long. Pie plate out to 40.

[@jacobhernandez1938]

Yes but how can I be sure that the string wont attack my arm/forearm once its let go after the arrow is been shot?

[@Dragonblazered990]

Yes I go to decathlon and test their bows some other people shoot it very wrong.😢

[@reinfected]

Dude You Should Enchant It With *Infinity* So You Dont Have To Swap Arrow

[@ella-nq5zt]

Hey archers! I’m new to the archery world. What kind of bow does the guy in the video have??

[@zman360auz]

Looks like a traditional recurve bow (the best kind) ;)

[@jonajo9757]

@@zman360auz *laughs in traditional composite bow*

[@based_narayanastra]

Long bow

[@dailytechultimate6914]

Love you from india ❤️🔥

[@bigd5279]

I purchased a new bow and practice arrows. I can hit my target but they bounce off and off the go for me to walk down. I’m in the country. Is it because of the blunt tips?

[@hannahjohnson7983]

What poundage is your bow? A lower poundage bow might not have enough force to make the arrows stick to the target, depending on how far you are shooting. It could also be blunt tips or the material of the target.

[@timothykoester5149]

I'm buying one today, and then I'll learn how can't wait my best friend is a bow hunter and he's going to teach me.

[@sunwukong3108]

My recurve bow does not have a groove to rest the arrow, what should I do to aim? I always miss my target by a couple inches because i dont really know how to aim without the groove to help

[@skylark7921]

I assume you mean it doesn’t have an arrow rest, by where his hand is. You can just rest the arrow on your hand, but MAKE SURE TO WEAR A GLOVE. Trust me, you don’t want a piece of fletching in your hand. As for aiming, unless you have a bunch of sights and stuff like w a fancy hunting bow, just find the smallest point on your target (I take a sharpie and draw a little dot at the center), draw your bow, and focus on that dot for at least three seconds. After a while you’ll get better and won’t need as long to aim, but to begin 3 seconds should work. As anyone who’s ridden a horse will tell you, your eyes can direct the rest of your body really well. If you look at a small target and have the right form, your body will naturally adjust itself to aim towards the target

[@sunwukong3108]

@@skylark7921 wow this is helpful thanks

[@jeffstenberg7445]

Specific nice Zen apoche

[@typhoon2827]

Imagine going on the internet to show people how to shoot an arrow but the very first shot shows you death-gripping the bow... Snd thats before we get to the shoulders 😂

[@renatugaming5730]

0:35 "Pull back, stretch, and release." Think if you were actually qualified and had experience instructing people, you would have a lot more detail than that come on!!! Not anything on talking on stance, back tension, or even how the veins/fletchings/feathers are placed on a rest. Granted he does seem to be a noobie using a fiberglass "longbow" lol

[@thegoliath9310]

Lol I would assume there's better descriptors, but that's good enough for me. But if you know any other more specific words and terms to use for loading and firing a bow and arrow, can you tell me them? I'm writing a book and I need to know how people properly fire a bow.

[@billowen3285]

@@thegoliath9310 nock is a word

[@tyfisher8098]

I speak like that sometimes, so I can understand what he's saying

[@based_narayanastra]

@@thegoliath9310 ik bro bec I m also an archer I'm just 13 year's old

[@based_narayanastra]

@@thegoliath9310 first hold a bow from middle then put the arrow just above your hand then take an aim on the object then pull the arrow without moving the bow then fire the arrow

[@tarynsparks4185]

What bow is this? I mean like the brand and kind

[@Bitplex]

This guy didn't even mention one of the most integral things: that before nocking the arrow, one fletch needs to face the archer.

[@rinkerd3575]

lol with real feathers its not even that important

[@adamgrimsley6455]

Agreed Use real fletching

[@rinkerd3575]

@@adamgrimsley6455 to who were you talking? lol

[@alexpompa2142]

What is this bow called

[@Juanissleepy]

Audio is too low, the music was louder than your voice. Good video tho! I enjoyed it. Very simple and straightforward, not like a 10 min video of explaining. Nice job! Thanks!!

[@The_Real_Slim_Shadow94]

Nice c*** bro!

[@mr.diontoahmed1134]

Whenever I let go, my arrow flops to a side and the bowstring dry fires. What am I doing wrong? However, if I nock the arrow the wrong way (single fletching on the inside, two on the outside), it shoots straight, but damages the single fletching within 1 or 2 shots.

[@mr.diontoahmed1134]

@ZeiX94Actually, the issue was that the nock wasn't too deep. The issue has been solved after I cut the nock a bit deeper. Please try to input something more constructive next time.

[@aaronbreeds5132]

@@mr.diontoahmed1134 actually putting the arrow on the right works for some people. dont be so quick to be rude at someones response to your question

[@mr.diontoahmed1134]

@@aaronbreeds5132 I wasn't rude at all. I said "please" and I made a polite request to his condescending "Do it the right way" rudeness. Second, just because Lars Andersen did it, doesn't make it a "right" way. There's a difference between Target archery, speed archery and trick archery. Claiming that a trick archer is "right" and others are wrong is just playing dumb. Finally, you cannot nock on the right with modern right handed risers with the arrow rest on the left. Technically, you can, but it will give you the worst case of Archer's Paradox. In no way that can be a constructive suggestion on ZeiX's part. I'm not against right side nocking or left side nocking. This is the first time I fletched my own arrows and it was a new bow I was using and I wasn't sure what the problematic bit was. You can bet when a arrow is flopping off to a side, it's not because of which side you are nocking at. It can either be due to an immature archer's grip, or faulty equipment.

[@MrRcethridge]

I'm left handed and I draw with my left hand and the arrow sits on the left as well , I have a right handed bow. Doing it his way feel backwards and upside down to me

[@adrianflo6481]

Is it not strange that throughout thousands years of history the back quiver has only been used after the lord of the rings movies. I dont think the sumers had heard of Legolas.

[@jonajo9757]

Back quivers were used though.

[@mr.ggames4351]

You can also put three fingers below the arrow that works with the bow I got

[@Ryuushuu]

Is 'You are doing it wrong' description of your teaching? You present this like one and only way to shoot a bow. Slavic release? Thumb release? Right side shooting? Khatras? Many different types of bows that utilize different things? Those are all correct.

[@JarppaGuru]

how you know i shoot wrong. i not have even bow LOL

[@TankP0wnz]

That is a gorgeous bow, anyone know the material?

[@renatugaming5730]

I mean its pretty much a generic pvc bow

[@iRenz0]

I was learned the index/middle/ring finger under the arrow for the pulling. is that wrong?

[@Mr_Wrar]

That is fine as well. Or two fingers under, whatever is comfortable for you.

[@shaughnb1727]

Just casually here to learn how to shoot my bow and arrow in my VR game and not miss a million times

[@aerinstiel]

I don't have any money to buy arrow and bow tho- I just like to learn some✨

[@robrick9361]

Well you don't shoot an arrow, you loose it.

[@renatugaming5730]

Thanks for pointing it out :)

[@johncarlogadingan8021]

Where could I buy this??

[@Mwahaha8000]

At the weapon ile in wallmart

[@huntermashburn7217]

U can find them in shops that sell guns, sports stores, and pawn shops. I would recommend pawn shops cause they’ll be cheaper. If you’re beginning you’ll need a good recurve bow, some good arrows, an arm guard, and a finger tab. Those will all be helpful when starting.

[@acrocantho_saurus]

he said gotham im in

[@davepersich3035]

I've been taught when shooting Barebow to use three fingers below the nocking point?