Big Country Archery

Frank SCHNEIDER review about Revolt XL

“By far the finest Long Draw bow ever designed IMO.

I officially have my favorite bow of all time in hand and in use. At 33" draw length, I don't feel I need the extra performance setting because I'm pretty addicted to the butter smooth draw, but then again, I could go down to 65 # and just flip the magical disc to Performance Setting. With the Dead Lock Cam system, this is one sweet convenience. It allows us more time to shoot without popping cam's off to re-shim."

Find yours here: https://bowtecharchery.com/bows/revoltxl/

This is very much the truth.

Archery Algorithm—>. Indoor training is tedious, it’s repetitive but it’s needed to imprint the archery code in your brain that runs your system all year long. Indoor training limits outside forces and distraction, while simultaneously forcing you to focus while having the distractions of repetitive action. Likewise though it focuses on the importance of repeating yourself over and over again, the correct way. The paper doesn’t lie and you can physically see how you are doing. Mistakes show themselves in an instant but are close enough that they aren’t too hard to live with. It can show if you’re on a roll or just going through the motions. Indoor training was always hard for me until I approached it with the mentality of making it a goal to be repetitive and re-writing the code of shot process in my mind over and over again for the new year. It’s my system restart, it’s my antivirus scan and delete. I’ve told people that the brain is constantly writing it’s own Algortythm and the information you enter starts it on a path. If you keep entering in mistakes it will write a code filled with continual error,wheels of death and frustration. But when you program it with good information that is accurate it will make you something great and run seamless. Practice shouldn’t be about just numbers. It should be about good numbers! Accurate numbers, good code. Focus on the quality and then let the quantity take care of itself when you begin to shoot well. I’m a big believer in letting your code accuracy determine how much you are writing it. In other words, when I’m shooting well, making good shots, having a good cadence- then I practice a lot and longer in time too keep engraining good shots. When I’m not practicing well and all I’m doing is repeating poor code, then I will stop. I rarely enter the dojo saying, I’m going to shoot 1 hour today, or 100 arrows. I enter there knowing if I’m shooting awesome then I may be awhile. If I’m shooting like crap, well then Ill stop. Practice with a propose and you will break through plateaus. If your only focused on practicing to just get it in then chances are you are doing more damage than good.

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Congratulations to Chance Beaubouef on a Podium Performance at the First ASA Archery event of the year.

One at a time.

Who's been shooting outside?

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Finishing touches.

Photo: Ryan Haines

Are you ready for turkey season?

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SR350 A speed bow, you'll actually enjoy shooting!

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“A compact bow that is not only incredibly smooth but is packed with performance and is more forgiving than traditional compact bows. Not to mention coupled with Deadlock Technology, the easiest way to tune a bow!”
Mike Hunsucker– Heartland Bowhunter (CP28)

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CBE Picatinny Sight Mount Adapter The CBE Picatinny Mount Adapter is a simple to use, mounting accessory that accommodates any front Picatinny style sight mounts. Made from lightweight, machined aluminum, the Picatinny Mount Adapter provides 1st axis adjustment and is compatible with the CBE Trek Pro, Trek, Engage Hybrid, Engage Mic...

The LEVITATE.

Have you experienced this light-weight power house?

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