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tkpm 15th October 2012 09:51 PM

A Strange Request
 
Hi Guys,

This my sound a bit strange.

But i need 3m/4m of Police warning tape, the type they stretch between street lights.

If your wondering what i need it for. Myself and a couple of others, organise a archery christmas shoot. And this years is a Who Done It.

So if you know a police office, would you ask them if they would donate some. I'm quite happy to cover the cost of postage.

Thanks
Terry

motomaniac 15th October 2012 10:39 PM

archery, aahhh.... can u give me the name of some suppliers please, for recurve or full set ups, thanks....

tkpm 15th October 2012 10:50 PM

Here you go,

http://www.quicksarchery.co.uk/superbasket/index.php

http://www.bowsports.com/

http://www.altservices.co.uk/

http://www.archeryworld.co.uk/

http://www.merlinarchery.co.uk/

Got a few more if you need them.

twinturbo 16th October 2012 09:10 AM

Try a toy shop, or a fancy dress shop.

TT

The V8 Files 16th October 2012 10:12 AM

There's loads of fleebay.

motomaniac 16th October 2012 12:08 PM

cheers tkpm.... everytime i put archery supplies into google, it sends me straight to eblag....

i just wanna check out prices at the mo.... its summat ive had a few goes at and found that im actually very good at it.... im looking to join a local club, but you need your own kit ideally, can only borrow for a couple of weeks....

robo 16th October 2012 12:22 PM

Any one going to volunteer to to stand still with an apple on their head:eek: :)

Bob

tkpm 16th October 2012 05:33 PM

Most clubs in the country won't let you join a club until you have complete a beginners course.
To find your nearest club look here.
http://www.archerygb.org/support/clubs/club_finder.php

Don't rush in to buying your equipment until you have spoken to someone first.
I've been coaching for almost 20 years, i can't remember how many times people have bought equipment to early on, then to find it's no good buy the time they have finished a beginners course.

Terry

motomaniac 16th October 2012 05:47 PM

i went for a few weeks to one in jersey, found out what strength bow,length etc i needed, but couldnt justify spending out at the time... cant really now, but thats why i want to get an idea of prices...

tkpm 16th October 2012 06:02 PM

Merlin and Bowsports are normally the cheapest for gear, Quicks are the dearest.

Terry

motomaniac 17th October 2012 08:26 AM

what would u say would be a decent entry level bow then??... ive been looking at w&w, hoyt,cartel stuff on ebay, told no to yamaha.... also used some french i think bow, cant remember if it was samick or summat like.... iirc, i need a 25 riser and 72" limbs.... obviously i need to get back to a club to check incase im weaker/stronger than before etc....

dogwood 17th October 2012 09:19 AM

I've been shooting for more years than......:rolleyes:

As TKPM says, ya need to join a club first.
Because you're not going to be able to shoot legally
in the UK except at a club.
The problem I found was, the last Target Archery club I belonged to was very Compound bow bias.
Not for me..:mad:
The other thing I found, Said with respect to TKPM, way too stuffy for my liking.
Not allowed to shoot if you're not wearing the correct shade of Green....

I joined a Fields archery club, much more to my liking.
Wear what you like, and shoot with whatever you got.
Super cheap equipment is as good as high end stuff.

But at the end of the day, you still need a club.
So my suggestion is find your local club and see what they shoot with.
Also a good place to find second hand stuff from people upgrading.

David

robo 17th October 2012 09:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dogwood (Post 79311)
I've been shooting for more years than......:rolleyes:

As TKPM says, ya need to join a club first.

The other thing I found, Said with respect to TKPM, way too stuffy for my liking.
Not allowed to shoot if you're not wearing the correct shade of Green....



David

Nowt wrong with green:) http://images.esellerpro.com/2372/I/...rpro_31103.jpg

rpjg1975 17th October 2012 11:55 AM

I can supply you with some of the red and white barrier tape if thats of any help?

chrisponter 17th October 2012 04:19 PM

A mate of mine works in the police, I've asked and he says he'll have look.

I used to do archery aswell, you do need a club for insurance.

tkpm 17th October 2012 05:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dogwood (Post 79311)
The other thing I found, Said with respect to TKPM, way too stuffy for my liking.
Not allowed to shoot if you're not wearing the correct shade of Green....

I have to agree about colours, it got a bit better when they aloud club to choose there own colours.

Field archery is a lot more friendly than target archery.

A 72" bow :eek: , you must have bloody long arms. 25" Riser is stand these days for most adults.
W&W, Winstar, Roland etc are all good starter bows, Hoyt are a bit pricey for my liking.
As Dave said most clubs have good second bows for sale, i think there are 3 set of kits going in my own club.

Terry

baz-r 19th October 2012 04:13 PM

funny this my dad was a trainer years ago has'nt shot for years and was chatting to my mum two days ago about all his old kit (he has loads of it) mum said oh dad gave away all his "x" brand stuff in the garage but dad kept everything else.

all the "x" brand stuff was mine :( thanks dad


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