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As a frenchman subscribed to your channel Andy i must say i took the Battle of Crecy reference the very wrong way 😂
The french troops basically got massacree by the rate of fire and the reach of the english longbows. Some of the british soldiers skeletons were found to have deformations caused by the force required to even use them.
On top of which came the church prohibition of crossbows which required far less training and was often carried by young unprepared « soldiers ». Farmboys essentially.
To us french ppl. Bows and english people are pretty hard to tell apart. We would cut fingers to any archer captured, this is where ✌️ comes from.
I liked you guys better with sub 12s.
Greetings from an old enemy ✌️
I thoroughly enjoyed this comment 😁
Respect
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I'm sure if the time came we would fight together as we have done many times in the past, respect from a Ros Beef..
Lol nice one made me chuckle , kind regards the enemy ✌
Crossbows look scary but would love to see more on these in a separate programme thanks Andy.
Crossbows only look scary. They are a lot of fun to use. Especially because there are no regulations on their power. You are golden, as long as you don't point it at anyone when it's cocked and don't have your finger anywhere near the string when it's cocked/during the cocking process 🙂
yeah good call , my Horton racks to safety , integral innovation ~ really essential with procedure &or memory challenged sorts , novices could consider String Rail ☣No🤚Go☣at all times . at least to begin with ✌@@Fuerwahrhalunke 🏹
You should see an air archery
@@Fuerwahrhalunke No they dont't just look scary. They are a bit scary because they are so much more dangerous in general.
@@johncarry5989Well, for me the more dangerous, the more fun, exciting and interesting. If I want safety, I could just throw some pillows against my wall lol
My pal from school had a crossbow back in 1976. We shot it at a target on the fence. One bolt went through the target, through the fence and into the front wing of his Dad's Rover P5. One of the many occasions we got into a lot of trouble!
These things demand a lot of respect.....
I absolutely love Archery. Traditional and compound alike. "Nothing soothes a troubled mind quite like shooting a bow." Fred Bear
Thank you so much for bringing the world of archery here, have shot a recurve for 35 yrs and loved your intro into the sport!
Air guns, crossbows and regular guns. I enjoy them all.
A change is as good as a rest 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
As a youngster I built a crossbow from a kit sent through the post. Propped a hay bale against the garden shed. Bolt went straight through bale and both sides of the shed! History of the Medieval Longbow is a fascinating study on its own.
Loved this program gives the person some heavy firepower in an emergency.
My sister used to shoot a recurve bow in the 80’s, and I used to take her to the club and watch. They used to shoot between 50 and 100 yards and were really accurate considering wind effects. No wonder the English longbow was a feared weapon.
English longbow was a cheap weapon, that's why they been used a lot. You could take a 1000 of peasants from local villages and get a massive archery support. That's was yeomans, who was skillful archers
As an Australian it's nice to see something on AAR that I can actually buy without a gun license. Fortunately archery gear, excluding crossbows, are readily available to the masses & we can even hunt with them.
For the pellet fanatics in your audience, there have been a number of products released over the years that attach to bows to enable you to fire pellets instead of arrows. The most recent of which was the Airow Gun, which was available in .50 & .68 caliber for paintball &.22 caliber for pellets.
Nice alternate video. An eye opener to us that know literally nothing about it.
As a youngster in Hertfordshire over 50 years ago!, alot of us had bows, mainly for catching dinner 😮, , great show to let people know just how good archery can be , Barnet commando came later 😊
Really enjoyed the crossbow/archery feature. Shooting is a broad church and I've shot everything from homemade crossbows and bows, similar commercially made, through air guns, shotguns and S1 firearms. Way back in the 50s we used to take our bows down to the sports field to practice; there was always a crowd who wanted a go, no police required, (unless they fancied a go too!). Sadly we live in an age where people are happy to run about shouting "ban it" at every opportunity and I understand that crossbows are in their sights currently (no pun intended). We need to stress the fun element of these things to counteract this. Keep up the good work, and thanks for all you do.
MORE!!!!!
I took it up after the handgun ban. And got to say I love target archery
Yes mix it up bud , archery , bows , crossbows and air arms.
I have been watching for mouths now.i finally bought a gamo urban 22.thank you aar andy
I can't believe that there wasn't any reference to our local hero, call yourself a Notts man Andy 😂
If nothing else this was thought provoking on several levels Andy.
Excellent intro to archery. It is something I have considered for many years but never got to it. Rethink time 🤔
Finger tabs would be a good idea when shooting bows too👍
Hi Andy , whot a very interesting look into this sport ... it`s a very appealing sport .. You worked very hard Andy , to bring this to us ... Many thanks ..
Wonderful video, great to see the alternatives.
Yes please, more of both
I'd love to see more reviews of crossbows
Andy’s Archery Review, I’m here for it!
Even slingshots (or catapults as I call them) are brilliant. Cheap, fun and they teach you some brilliant fundamentals about aiming, distance judgement, trajectory and most importantly repetition and control.
Great intro to the world of archery 🏹 I am primarily an archer shooting all types of bows but have a couple of air rifles that I like to pling with in the back garden. Like you I have a long garden (about 80 metres) where I shoot my Barnett TS390 crossbow - which is a serious bit of kit and even as an experienced archer I find the power and performance a little scary and definitely demands respect. Love your reviews as so many do - keep doing what you do 👍🏼🙏🏼
Hi Andy, there are 2 more developments to the bows and crossbows recently...
A guy in TH-cam called Joerg Sprave invented a magazine system for both crossbows and bows...
These are available commercially from several gun shops and outdoor shops.
There is one crossbow that cocks like an under lever Springer and has a capacity of up to 7 shots, and even speed loader clips to help reload quickly, this is the EK Archery Adder and with the strongest bow limb attached can generate close to 50fpe!
After the crossbow versions he then turned to development of a system for bows.. again EK Archery took his design and went forward with a compound bow system that has a 6 arrow magazine. The compound bow magazine system allows about 1 shot per second, more than twice as fast as the crossbow version.
Finally, as you probably can guess, the Chinese have copied the system and produce add on versions of the compound bow system and the overall price dropped by about £100, for bow and magazine...
There is even a ball bearing shooter available that uses 15mm steel balls, even at 2 at a time when using a bow with over 40lbs pull!
Hi Andy ,well that was refreshing,some what different review but very interesting and informative I am somewhat surprised at the power of these things and yet no license required certainly would not what to be on the receiving end of one of those 😮..
I would love to see more on my personal favourite Field Target archery
Please keep your kit on Andy.
I've got a Barnett Recruit Terrain compound crossbow, such a dangerous piece of kit I've never used it. Amazing they are unrestricted in terms of power, unlike airguns and capable of doing so much damage.
snowflake 🤣
I had a toy bow and arrow set, with suckers on the end, when I was a kid. It didn’t take me long to work out you could take the suckers off and sharpen the ends, with a pencil sharpener. It was just a case of wrapping a little bit of wire around the end, to add a bit of weight. No cardboard box was safe at 10 yards.😂 Health and safety wasn’t an issue in the 1960s LOL. It was great fun though.
Yes please Andy , More on Crossbows please , as they are what us rifle shooters aspire to for power and shooting accuracy over longer distances, very good report,more more more
Crossbows have always fascinated me.
This was a great “first impressions” review of a sport that I came to love over a decade ago.. thank you! Quick note about string releases though if I may…. A leather finger release tab for recurve bows and a simple wrist strap mounted trigger release for compound bows will help greatly in getting a clean release, these help by not “plucking” the bow string which gives a cleaner flight of the arrow.
If a future video does come, I really hope it will contain some of my all time favourite bow shooting “Clout” (as seen in many medieval movies, all the archers lined up, arrows aimed high at a target some 200m away!) all the arrows loosed at the same time resulting in a hail of arrows falling out of the sky. Honestly of all the tournaments I’ve ever shot (more than I can count) this sight always makes me smile!
I'm with you Andy, love both archery and airgun fun 🤜🤛
Wow, what a totally amazing video! This just adds another string to your bow! 😂 but seriously, those crossbows look amazing! Would love to see more about these! 👍🏻
Great video, would love to see more, maybe pistol crossbows which have become really popular and are a "little" more garden friendly. The main issue with crossbows is they are really easy to get hold of, cheap and no rfd requirements...but no where to shoot them, other than in your garden, if its big enough. Archery GB clubs can't / wont touch them them as rules and insurance won't permit it. No pest control reason for landowners to allow use on their land and virtually no specific crossbow clubs. I'll still keep buying them though as they are great fun! An enterprising land owner could make a fortune opening a crossbow range.
More on these please
I would love to see some more videos on archery. It’s something I’m considering getting into
I enjoy shooting and hunting with archery and airgunning equipment. This is a welcomed video. Good job brother 👏 👍
What a brilliant video and very much food for thought regarding power and the legalities.loved it.
Thanks Andy, great episode. I love all forms of shooting and my own particular interest is the longbow. I had my own made for me back in the day. It had a draw-weight of 67lbs which when compared to the old war bows was feeble. Those boys would have been 140lbs and more. They had to be to throw the massive arrows they used against enemy forces. They’re also a different discipline altogether, with no sighting system at all aim is intuitive which is why it was law to practice at the butts every Sunday. A great sport to get into.
I hope "Authority" does not bring back the requirement to practice on the village green every Sunday. Bowmen would likely hit our local church, the Railway Station or my home should they miss the target!
@@mikesharp4033Don't worry, by then they will all be mosques, just keep your head down and let the train drivers union worry for themselves 🤣
Don’t know why anyone would want to bring in their politics onto this channel . Time and place and all that. Nobody’s interested. Tried writing to your MP?
Yes please, more on this type and anything else👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Started shooting recurve bows when I was around 12 as my dad didn’t want me to shoot guns, years later I got into air rifles. If I hadn’t had the training of the pitch and drop of bows then I wouldn’t be nearly as good with a .22 resulting in being able to take out magpies at a farm I pest control from up to 175 feet away with one shot. Great video as always 👍
Morning Andy, Great review. Today's video is a brilliant change and very informative.
I have a Barnett Ts390 crossbow and a Barnett Wildcat Extreme crossbow amongst my air guns. Love them all
Just a few years ago, a man was shot and killed by crossbow. The bolt went through his right upper arm, into his chest, through his right lung, and into his heart. The penetration power of these weapons should never be underestimated!!
Hi Andy, great video I highly enjoyed it. I was actually into archery and crossbow target shooting before I discovered air rifles, so I have a lot of love for this kind of thing. I find it bizarre that I can buy a 400+ FPS crossbow no problem up here in Scotland, but require an AWC to own a sub 12 ft/lb air rifle, which are significantly less dangerous than a big crossbow. I've even bought my daughter a 10lb junior bow and she really enjoys shooting targets in the back garden. Big fan of the channel, cheers!
I advise you to get a Rolan Snake bow for you and your daughter, different poundage, obviously. We had been shooting those bows with my boy and enjoyed big time.
There is also air archery. It's a 500+ fps arrow shooting rifles. All those crossbows are fading in It's shade.
Hi, I bought a sub 12ft/lb air rifle this week for garden plinking, and I’m having great fun. I’m ever cautious of any stray or deflected pellets, of which I’ve had none. I dread to think what could happen if a carbon arrow left the garden no matter how big!
I actually started Archery just before lockdown and joined a local archery club, I started with crossbows and actually own 2, their power is truly shocking and safety is a must! Check your archery club allows crossbows as alot don't because they destroy targets.
I have just started PCP shooting buying your recommended Snowpeak M16 which is brilliant. 😊
Thumbs up from me, I took up Archery just over 18mths ago because of the possibility of the lead ban coming in, I needed a new release at the weekend and now prefer Archery over plinking and much more involved. More on this please.
Good morning all . Archery is not a fortae of mine however I do have a pistol cross bow and many many Catapults ...or sling shots if you will .
Nice Reveiw today Andy it keeps the interest up..... different strokes .
Let's hear more, simply fantastic taster!
Good one ...
Crossbows especially. You should make contact with a certain German gentleman. A must .
Having been a keen archer for most of my 50 odd yrs i would recommend the sport to anyone &everyone. The one major restriction is the lack of facilities and the horrendous lengths of waiting lists to join a club. U would think that in the home counties and South East this shouldn't be an issue but due to range sizes and the number of participants able to shoot at any given time,many clubs restrict membership to ensure adequate range time. I've been a thru the hip amputee for the last 11yrs &know of only one disabled archery club in the whole of Sussex. I shoot recurve and flat back longbow & whilst much enjoyment may be had shooting in a 30meter back garden with a decent back net &stop, there is nothing quite like sending a heavy field arrow a quarter mile down range &hitting the target. At the end of the day it's the same game,windage and elevation, throw in a goodly helping of muscle memory and plenty of enthusiasm and before to long u'll be amazed what's possible. Sending arrows semi stratospheric over half a mile with a 90lb longbow on target.. there's nothing else like it! Thanks for all the great content. Cheers
Definitely more on this subject please.
What a fantastic video. Thank you for taking the time to share with us. Have a great day 😊😊
Yes, I want to see more of this.
Good video. I'm a Airgunner and a archer. Nice change in things.
Take a look at the EK Archery repeating Addar crossbow, what brilliant fun.
Hi all at AAR all I can say is Outstanding
If you are going to be serious about backstops (not the target bosses/stacks/supports you call backstops) please contact your nearest archery shop for backstop curtains. Proper archery backstop curtains work in a completely different, more effective (and less destructive) way than all the those thick railway sleepers. The other reason you should use curtains is that they are much taller. The most dangerous misses are the ones that go over the top of the target. Your curtain should be at least twice. preferably three times as high as the target supports you are using. It should also be at least four times as wide. On longer distances and higher power devices you should consider intermediate side curtains and even intermediate curtains to prevent arrows accidentally loosed too high from travelling down range over the final backstop curtain.
Thank you I really enjoyed this look at archery. I'd definitely like to see more.
crossbows are, especially because they aren't regulated when it comes to their power, far more interesting to me than air rifles. 🙂Especially pistol crossbows 🙂
Andy thanks for the historycal review of bows and crossbows
Love Archery So fun. not Done for a Very Long time.
Afchery is definitely enjoyable. Some might even say Zen.
Great video andy love my archery to all the people saying there dangerous yes they are dangerous in the same way as anything missused is dangerous always take care and respect the power.
How very true!!! ALWAYS treat with care AND most of all RESPECT!! Safe shooting!! Ian J. 🏴🏴
@@ianjohnstone8002 hello celtic brother respect from wales
In return, respect and very best wishes -- stay safe and mind how you go!! Ian J. 🏴🏴
@@Theshropshireratter In return respect and very best wishes,. Stay safe and mind how you go!! 🏴🏴
Great video, love archery, another rewarding hobby.
Excellent video as a compound archery. I loved the archery section, and thank you for helping me spend my well-earned cash on my new Walther 😊
Great intro to an interesting sport. I think there is plenty of room for more of these types of review
I own a double stringed steel ball firing compound bow which has the benefits of a compound and the benefits of a slingshot too. Cheap and simple ammo and huge power and accuracy. Worth looking at.
I’ve got a 80lb pistol shoulder crossbow and it’s a great little tool to have.
It's amazing that we have such a history where archery is concerned, but have such strict laws concerning archery. Great review. 👍🏽
Very interesting. Would like to see more on the subject. Either bow or crossbow would be fine.
I have the Adder with magazine. Super fun but taming the power is not easy and using it indoors is much more dangerous compared to our low powered air tools. I put a 90lbs limb (comes with 130lbs) on mine but I still need two thick archery back stops to catch the bolt reliably. I also have a 190lbs limb here but have not been able to test it. I will not try that inside of my apartment.
love this sport , and cheers for covering these
Made me laugh watching that guy trying to string the recurve bow
This review has come at a great time. I have been looking at archery over the past month but could not find a good review to help choose a starter bow. So thanks for this one.
More of this please
Variety Is The Spice Of Life 👏👏👏👍
Thanks Andy, another interesting and well thought out video. I would love to see more on these, another enjoyable outdoor shooting sport can only be a good thing.
Brilliant review Andy, I have a compound bow that fires ball bearings and a crossbow stile sling shot that fires 8mm ball bearings and holds up to 40 in its mag, tons of fun 🤘😀🤘
Great review Andy and very informative and I would love to see more content around these bows & crossbows. As usual nice surprise with this week’s review totally a different aspect to the sport of shooting and greatly appreciated. Best regards Rob
More of this content please!!!
Good video. Looked fun and lots of sensible and practical advice.
Great video, would love to see more crossbow stuff !
I would love to see some more of this content in any form on the channel.
Because of you I got Into the shooting sport, and still am.
Looking forward to the new video every week.
Keep it up,
Thnx
enjoyed that easy to understand intro to bows 👍
Yes please Andy, more on crossbows.
Fantastic content. All that info and not 1 mention of Robin Hood, I’m impressed. Would love to see more
The biggest issue I have where I live near Coventry is finding a club that will let you use a crossbow .It seems that most Archery clubs Won't. I know that you couldn't cover everything here but it is important to lubricate both the rail and string of a crossbow with the correct lubricant. Nice video.
Love your videos and the info you share on them thanks Andy
Great overview. Thank you. I love my archery. It's great fun. Two very welcoming clubs I can recommend (in the Scottish central belt) for great fun and excellent tuition are Beecraigs Archers near Linlithgow and West Lothian Archers.
Best fun you've had with your clothes on 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. I spat my tea out 😂
Yes please another video or even a couple of videos on the bows and crossbows and arrows/bolts.
Yes please, make. More! I think recuurve, compound, crossbow etc is a complicated minefield and I appreciate your delivery style.
I had a archery set for years great fun my son my partner, now wife every thing even kevlar back stop netting. Of course i up graded my recurve bow to a good one great family fun all day long. Not cheap but buy quality and it will last along time. Get a cheap wax block to keep your stings in great shape as they will seperate or try too, just run it up and down a few times lightly no pressure needed.