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Like a lot of young, talented archers, Savannah Baye Vanderwier now finds herself at a crossroads. The 19-year-old from Sheffield, Texas, recently graduated from high school. On Jan. 26, she won the Women’s Open division title at the Lancaster Archery Classic, which is one of the biggest indoor archery tournaments in the world. So her […]
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Tim Hanley entered the Spooky Nook Sports Complex in Manheim, Pa., Sunday morning, and walked over to a small group of Lancaster Archery Supply employees. “Do you mind if I set my bow down here for a minute?” he asked politely. Hanley was wearing a light blue, pin-striped dress shirt, a neat pair of jeans […]
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Aligning the bowstring in your sight picture is critical to consistent shooting. How archers do that varies – especially among the different archery disciplines. Let’s get compound archers out of the way first, because their alignment process is the simplest. Almost all compound archers use a peep sight. This is a small circle or tube […]
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Choosing the right scope housing for your compound bow target sight can make a big difference in your competition scores. What you see when you look through your scope – and what you can’t see – plays a role in how well you aim and how well you focus. And with scope housings varying greatly […]
Read MoreA year after Mathews unveiled the TRX-7 and TRX-8 target bows, they’ve come out with the TRX 38 for 2018. As its name suggests, the TRX 38 is a 38-inch-long bow, down from the 40-inch TRX bows released in 2017. Mathews believes the 38-inch length will fit more shooters, some of whom balked at the […]
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Registration is now open for the 2018 Lancaster Archery Classic, scheduled for Jan. 26-28 at the Spooky Nook Sports Complex in Manheim, Pa. And while it might not seem possible for the East Coast’s largest indoor archery tournament to get even bigger, the 2018 event promises just that. The 2017 Classic was the first at […]
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On a 40 cm Vegas target face, the X-ring is the size of a penny. The indoor, compound target archer who most consistently hits that tiny ring from 18 meters away, undoubtedly will win the day. To do that over the course of a 30- or 60-arrow round requires a steady hand. And that’s where […]
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When it comes to compound target archery – especially indoor compound target archery – the hinge release might just be the most popular type of release archers use. They like it because it has no trigger, which makes it difficult to “punch.” Often called back-tension releases, hinge releases are made by many manufacturers. Though they […]
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The Lancaster Archery Supply video team was active at the 2017 Archery Trade Association (ATA) show in Indianapolis Jan. 10-12. We scoured the Indiana Convention Center in search of the latest and greatest archery products. When we found one, we either asked a manufacturer to tell us all about it, or we interviewed a professional […]
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