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These sets were SOLD already, but I can make a similar one for you with your own design that will be unique. Please, send me a message before ordering to discuss the design and the time frame, as I’m usually booked with orders for months ahead. Thank you! This set consists of: – a quiver, hand tooled and enhanced with acrylic paints which can be a back quiver, a hip quiver, a field quiver or a 3-strapped quiver. – an arm guard with the same design tooled – a shooting glove – a string-keeper as a bonus item ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ © Copyright 2010-2020 All original designs and photos – All Rights Reserved by MadeOfLeather.
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— Ready to Ship — Listing is for 1 glove – These 3 fingered archery gloves are adjustable, comfortable & functional! Handmade with quality soft cowhide leather, no seams across the ends of the fingers allow the bow string to slide off with ease. Makes a nice addition to a Medieval Archer costume, or for everyday use! Leather laces make wrist size & finger length easily adjustable. Interchangeable for left or right hand, backs of fingers lace up – once you set the fingers to your size, the leather will form to you – these gloves are easy to put on yourself quickly with just one hand. Made for an archer, by an archer! Main leather color of glove can be dark brown or black (colors will slightly vary from pictures). All laces are black. We also have archery arm guards & quivers in our shop! third photo by @storm_of_thieves __________________________________________________________________________ Questions & custom orders are welcome anytime – Thanks for looking! Lisa & Amy
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Indeed archery for beginners requires a few more accessories partly responsible for a successful introduction into this wonderful sport. Items such as an armguard, a quiver, and a finger tab, glove or release aid are quite important archery gear but depending on the type of game you are into and the type of bow you are shooting with, you may also have to consider a sight, an arrow rest, and a stabilizer. If you are into traditional archery though, you won’t need many accessories since one of the primary criteria for shooting trad is not having accessories on the bow itself. Still, wearing some protection gear with specific styling matters. If you have not stopped your choice on a specific type of bow yet or even on a type of archery for that matter, I would invite you to read further about how to start in archery which would teach you the very first steps to undergo in order to be able to determine your first bow and which will also lead you to choosing the optimal arrows for your setup. Finger Tab, Glove or Release Finger Tab If you have already looked at a recurve archery tournament, then, you have seen archers wearing tabs. The finger tab must be worn on the release hand; it serves to draw the bowstring back to the anchor point so it protects your fingers. Shooting 2 or 3 arrows in a row won’t do any harm but if you shoot hundreds of them in a day, you will soon conclude that you need one. Plus, as you gain experience, you will raise up the draw weight which will require more strength to pu
ll the string back, therefore, more pressure on fingers. Finger tabs are available in different sizes, materials, and quality…and prices obviously. As you start, you can definitely get a good one between 10$ and 15$ range. Prices can go above 80$ for higher end tabs. Other things about tabs should be taken into consideration; Cushioning must be adequate, some are very thin and will wear faster. It is good to have a space between the index and the middle fingers if you decide to shoot split-finger, this would prevent you from pinching the nock of the arrow and influence flight. A finger spacer on the outside of the tab which sticks out between the index and middle fingers gives a firmer hold at anchor position. Glove Mostly use by traditional archers, the archery gloves fulfill the same purpose as the tab which is protecting your fingers. It got a nice look and you will most likely see trad shooters wear them in movies such as in Hunger Games. Usually, competitive target shooters would go for finger tabs because it does not cover the entire hand and the fact that gloves wear faster. Although, as shown above, there are some glove models that do not cover the hand as much and mostly cover the fingertips. Release If you are shooting a compound bow, then, a release is what you should get. A release can be triggered or not and usually hooks to a d-loop attached to the string of the bow. It allows you to draw, hold and release the bowstring with more efficiency than your fingers. You have several choices as for the type you can use. You can pick an index-finger release which must be triggered by the index to release the arrow and which is also strapped to the wrist. A buckle strap is often to be preferred as you can wear it the same way every time you put it on to get more consistency. This type of release is popular among bowhunters since the wrist strap helps to pull the weight when drawing back the bowstring, as draw weights for bowhunting are usually much higher than for target archery. Bowhunters also feel they have a lot of control over the moment the shot occurs. The downside is that many users tend to punch the trigger which often results in less accurate shots. The thumb trigger release is, you guessed it, triggered by the thumb to release the arrow. This handheld release is quite popular among target archers as well as bowhunters. It is easy to anchor to the same spot every time because of the high surface of contact between the hand and the side of the face. Squeezing the shoulder blades together (back tension technique) can be efficiently achieved to make the release of the arrow happen instead of punching the trigger with the thumb. The hinge release, also known as the back tension release, is a type that can’t be triggered other than applying the technique of using the back muscles so it releases the arrow from the hook caused by a slightly circular movement in the process. The release of the arrow comes as a surprise which is the reason why this release type is popular among target archers. It is known to help in solving the \