BlackHeart Archery, a manufacturer of crossbow strings owned by Kinsey's, has just announced an expansion in its product line. The press release is below: MOUNT JOY, PA — BlackHeart, maker of handcrafted crossbow strings, is expanding its line of premium strings and cables to fit recent additions by bow manufacturers such as Barnett, Carbon Express,…
Watch as Patrick Meitin talks about and tests several of the top trail cameras. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWh_KwmDzos&feature=youtu.be Here are the results:
The film American Sniper was an homage to a true American hero, Chris Kyle. Bowtech recently announced that they too will be honoring his memory by raising funds for the Chris Kyle Frog Foundation through the auction of a high performance bow -- “The Legend” -- based on this year’s flagship bow the Prodigy. The first…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsoOjutdbvo For more information on Mission's MXB-Sniper Lite, visit Mission's website.
Recently ATA published a fascinating article that expands on one of our own previous online posts, Hungry for Archery, about pop culture and its influence on archery over the past few years. ATA’s article notes that it’s not just Katniss Everdeen who inspires youth around the country to take up a bow. Rather, a whole…
Stryker Crossbows, a division of Bowtech Archery, introduces a new logo and tagline: Speed. Strength. Stryker. With this new branding strategy, the company hopes to convey its quest toward ultimate hunting power and performance as well as a commitment to technical advancement and forward thinking. (more…)
More than 1,000 archers made their way to the Snowbird Ski Resort near Salt Lake City, Utah, to test their skills against the Total Archery Challenge course and the rugged Utah terrain. (more…)
After six years, visually-impaired archers will return to the World Archery Para Championships this August. (more…)
Wednesday night, a fire broke out at Martin Archery’s plant in Walla Walla, Washington, around 9:30pm. KVEW, a local news station, learned from employees at Martin that a machine shop crew was working in the factory when the fire started. All employees are safe, but there’s no word on how the fire started. (more…)
Supporting the growth of archery is on the mind of Inside Archery Publisher Sherry Krenz. Krenz recently visit Lausanne, Switzerland, home to World Archery and the International Olympic Committee. Krenz was in Europe visiting her sister, Deb Lechner who lives in Vienna, Austria, and works as curriculum director for the American International School which…
