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 ==2. Explain the advantages to be found by the target archer in making use of the following equipment:== <!--T:3-->
 ===a. Aluminum shaft target arrows===
-Aluminum can be made straighter than wood because it does not have a grain and is more durable.  However, at the time this honor was written, carbon arrows had not hit the archery scene.  Carbon is considered to be more durable than aluminum.
+Aluminum can be made straighter than wood because it does not have a grain and is more durable. However, at the time this honor was written, carbon arrows had not hit the archery scene.  Carbon is considered to be more durable than aluminum.
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-The carbon arrows are preferred by top archers for their ability to stay straight to .001% straightness.  Aluminum arrows were considered best until the mid 1980's.
+The carbon arrows are preferred by top archers for their ability to stay straight to .001% straightness. Aluminum arrows were considered best until the mid 1980s.
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 [[image:Level_sight.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Bow Level]]
-A bow level is like any other level.  It is a bubble telling you when you have reached a complete vertical or horizontal plane.  Bow levels were designed to let the archer know when the bow was straight up and down.  These, however, are not allowed in Olympic competition.
+A bow level is like any other level. It is a bubble telling you when you have reached a complete vertical or horizontal plane. Bow levels were designed to let the archer know when the bow was straight up and down. These, however, are not allowed in Olympic competition.
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 ===c. Bow sight=== <!--T:8-->
-This is a mechanical device that allows you to aim.  It has the ability to adjust for windage (left and right) or elevation (up and down).  It is only effective if the archer is shooting the same way every single time.  Otherwise, it is useless.
+This is a mechanical device that allows you to aim. It has the ability to adjust for windage (left and right) or elevation (up and down). It is only effective if the archer is shooting the same way every single time. Otherwise, it is useless.
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 ===d. Bow sling=== <!--T:9-->
-The purpose of a bow sling is to keep you from dropping your bow.  There are two types of bow slings: the wrist sling and the finger sling.
+The purpose of a bow sling is to keep you from dropping your bow. There are two types of bow slings: the wrist sling and the finger sling.
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 ===f. Bow stabilizer(s)=== <!--T:13-->
-This is a rod or combination of rods that extend out from the bow to be used for the elimination of torque.  They vary in length and weight.  While most stabilizers all do the same thing, each archer has their preference based on the stability of the shot.
+This is a rod or combination of rods that extend out from the bow to be used for the elimination of torque. They vary in length and weight. While most stabilizers all do the same thing, each archer has their preference based on the stability of the shot.
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 [[image:String_kisser.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Kisser button visible in front of the archer's lip]]
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-A string kisser is a small protrusion placed on the bowstring as an additional reference point.  It touches the archers lips, teeth or nose at full draw.
+A string kisser is a small protrusion placed on the bowstring as an additional reference point. It touches the archers lips, teeth or nose at full draw.
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-If you are using a "center draw" (see, Anchor) the string is in the middle or your chin and the middle of your nose.  A "kisser" would be a small disc on the string that would touch your lip.  This assures a vertical alignment of your bow.
+If you are using a "center draw" (see, Anchor) the string is in the middle or your chin and the middle of your nose. A "kisser" would be a small disc on the string that would touch your lip. This assures a vertical alignment of your bow.
 ===j. Plastic arrow fletching=== <!--T:19-->
-Although nothing flies like the feather God created, plastic feathers or "vanes" can be made exactly the same because they are made from a mold.  Getting feathers to match by weight and size is difficult on one arrow and even harder to match a dozen.  Vanes are more durable and not susceptible to weather conditions.
+Although nothing flies like the feather God created, plastic feathers or "vanes" can be made exactly the same because they are made from a mold. Getting feathers to match by weight and size is difficult on one arrow and even harder to match a dozen. Vanes are more durable and not susceptible to weather conditions.
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-This is small ring or loop mounted on the string for the eye to look through while sighting.  This is one of the items not allowed in Olympic competition.
+This is small ring or loop mounted on the string for the eye to look through while sighting. This is one of the items not allowed in Olympic competition.
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-The arrow spine should be matched to the weight of the bow.  Spines that are too heavy come out of the bow sluggishly when shot by a light weight bow.  Spines that are too weak come out flexing and tweaking as they leave a bow that is too strong.
+The arrow spine should be matched to the weight of the bow. Spines that are too heavy come out of the bow sluggishly when shot by a light weight bow. Spines that are too weak come out flexing and tweaking as they leave a bow that is too strong.
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-Reading these chapters is lengthy but worthwhile to perfect your shooting.  The book was published in 1974, but you may be able to find a used copy at [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000EBY9XY/sr=8-1/qid=1148396326/ref=sr_1_1/002-2285711-0488834?%5Fencoding=UTF8 Amazon.com] or other online booksellers.
+Reading these chapters is lengthy but worthwhile to perfect your shooting. The book was published in 1974, but you may be able to find a used copy at [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000EBY9XY/sr=8-1/qid=1148396326/ref=sr_1_1/002-2285711-0488834?%5Fencoding=UTF8 Amazon.com] or other online booksellers.
 ==5. Using a standard (Olympic bow) score one of the following: <br>a. Indoors: 30 arrows (5 rounds) at 18 meters score 200 points on a 60 cm target <br>b. Outdoors: 30 arrows (5 rounds) at 50 meters score 200 points on a 122 cm target.== <!--T:29-->
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 *Don't talk on the shooting line.
 *While loading your bow be sure that the arrows are always pointing toward the target.
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 * [http://www.tagnet.org/westsarchery West's Archery]
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