Archery Books

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Japanese archery

Published in Unknown Binding by Asahi Archery Equipment Co (1961)

Author: Seikichi Ochiai

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Japanese Archery

Published in Hardcover by Charles E. Tuttle (1965)

Author: William R. B. Acker

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Japanese Archery

Published in Unknown Binding by Charles E Tuttle Co (1965)

Author: William R B Acker

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Japanese Archery 1st Edition

Published in Hardcover by CHARLES E TUTTLE COMPANY (1965)

Author: William R.B. Acker

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Japanese archery,

Published in Unknown Binding by C.E. Tuttle (1965)

Author: Toshisuke Nasu

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Japanese Archery: Zen in Action

Published in Hardcover by Weatherhill (1972-09)

Authors: Andre Sollier and Zsolt Gyorbiro

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Japanese archery;: Zen in action

Published in Unknown Binding by Walker/Weatherhill (1970)

Author: Andre Sollier

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Jim Atkinson's Archery a Sport for All Seasons

Published in Paperback by Colonial Press (AL) (1988-10)

Author: Jim R. Atkinson

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KING & QUEEN: THE ARCHERY CONTEST

Published in Paperback by Oxford University Press, USA (1987)

Author: Allen Saddler

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Know the Game Archery (Know the Game)

Published in Paperback by A& C Black (2001-02-01)

Author: John Adams

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Really Good For Basics

Helpful Votes: 1 out of 1 total.
Review Date: 2006-01-07

This book is absolutely great for describing the basics of Archery. It walks the reader thought all of the begining steps to enjoying the sport. Additionally, it encourages people not to rush out and buy equipment. Taking your time in purchasing archery equipment is critical to making sure that you get stuff that you like and stuff that fits you. The book could be a little better when describing how to aim. It doesn't talk about reference points or point of aim. Otherwise, the book is great.

Must for the starters

Helpful Votes: 41 out of 44 total.
Review Date: 2000-06-07

A must read for archery enthusiasts, taking up the sport. The book lays out the basics, and something really important for the beginners, "common mistakes or pitfalls". Gives a good direction of where to go and what not to do in a hurry of taking up the sport. Very good toddler's steps.