Chris
02-10-2009, 11:22 AM
We will have an Advertisement in the new magazine call The Tournament Archer.
If you haven't heard about this magazine, you need to check it out.
If you haven't heard about this magazine, you need to check it out.
|
View Full Version : 3DShoots.com ad in The Tournament Archer Magazine Chris 02-10-2009, 11:22 AM We will have an Advertisement in the new magazine call The Tournament Archer. If you haven't heard about this magazine, you need to check it out. Daniel Boone 02-10-2009, 11:28 AM Im looking forward to this magazine coming any day now. Elite advertised in it as well. DB Allen 02-10-2009, 12:36 PM I understand from a post on ALC that it is going to the printers this week. Hopefully, it will mail next week. It certainly has the potential to be a great resource. BowhuntnHoosier 02-10-2009, 04:34 PM How do we subscribe?? Come on guys don't just leave us hanging.:noidea: Chris 02-10-2009, 05:15 PM Here you go... The Tournament Archer Magazine (http://www.thetournamentarcher.com/) BowhuntnHoosier 02-10-2009, 05:44 PM Here you go... The Tournament Archer Magazine (http://www.thetournamentarcher.com/) Well that was just too easy. Thanks Chris......... Scottyluck 02-10-2009, 06:51 PM Good luck, Chris. Hopefully more advertisers will sign on to help get the subscription price more reasonable. $36 for 6 issues is a bit steep. Chris 02-10-2009, 09:07 PM Good luck, Chris. Hopefully more advertisers will sign on to help get the subscription price more reasonable. $36 for 6 issues is a bit steep. Not if the information is as good as I expect it to be. BUNNYMAN 02-10-2009, 09:09 PM Not if the information is as good as I expect it to be. NOPE, still too steep......no mater what info is in there....... how many years you think the same 6 guys can write stuff in there at that price and keep people intersted:wave: :wave: Allen 02-11-2009, 07:02 AM For me, it would be cheap at twice the price. If these writers are willing to write what they know and not hold anything back, $6 an issue is a bargain. Also, I understand that they are in contact with other tournement pros for future articles. They apparently are not limiting it to the guys that they have now. I just hope that it lives up to the potential. Allen apa fig 02-11-2009, 08:13 AM i got my us archer mag yesterday i was hopping for this new one to come. us archery must be having a hard time getting new things to write about. in the jan/ feb 09 issue they have a 3 page article about a toury that was in july 08 that is not what i want to read in 09. Chequamegon 02-11-2009, 10:12 AM Good luck, Chris. Hopefully more advertisers will sign on to help get the subscription price more reasonable. $36 for 6 issues is a bit steep. This is what I thought at the onset of the announcement! I bit my lip because I was afraid of being disemboweld in the forums. That said, I will probably bite the bullet and subscribe if the reviews if the first issue are good. I am also concerned of the keeping archers interested statement above. One of the things I do not like about the "other" mags, is the same persons writing the same articles in every issue. There are enough pros out there, if they are utilized to keep this new mag intersting. I have great respect for those involved, but in the long run they will need to solicite information from their peers, amatures and those under 18 in the tournament scene. Eric Chequamegon 02-11-2009, 10:16 AM i got my us archer mag yesterday i was hopping for this new one to come. us archery must be having a hard time getting new things to write about. in the jan/ feb 09 issue they have a 3 page article about a toury that was in july 08 that is not what i want to read in 09. That is another problem, some of the information in the other mags is so out of date its pathetic. Why would a publisher waste a whole page on an avertisement for archers to come to a tournament that has already taken place? Chris 02-11-2009, 10:55 AM If you get one thing out of 6 issues that helps in your shooting, then it was money well spent. How many times have you bought a new release, rest, arrows, sight, etc thinking it will help your scores only to find out it didn't. Then you turn around and sell them in the classifieds or to your buddy at a loss. And these items cost a lot more than $36 mathewsgirl13 02-11-2009, 10:56 AM can't wait to get mine... When I ordered my subscription, they said the first issue would be out at the end of January... Oh well I am patient... I can wait! bullfiddle 02-11-2009, 11:13 AM If you get one thing out of 6 issues that helps in your shooting, then it was money well spent. How many times have you bought a new release, rest, arrows, sight, etc thinking it will help your scores only to find out it didn't. Then you turn around and sell them in the classifieds or to your buddy at a loss. And these items cost a lot more than $36 You just wrote my life story.... :Cry: :Cry: :Cry: JDX-- 02-11-2009, 11:21 AM I hoping there will be a wealth of great info and that the magazine holds up to all the expectations. I expect it will with all those involved in this project. :rockon: I’m not Cousin’s or Reo or Chance but if anyone is interested I have been doing monthly articles’ pertaining to archery Januarys article in Archery Explained :wave: http://www.thefbsa.com/forum/showthread.php?t=802 Februarys article in Archery Explained :wave: http://www.thefbsa.com/forum/showthread.php?t=888 I hope you enjoy the info :D Jeff jdawg240 02-11-2009, 12:02 PM Man....I went to order a subsricption and WOW. Kinda pricey for 6 issues. I still will to support the sport but they have to get the price down for it to last any length of time. :biggrin1: BUNNYMAN 02-11-2009, 04:31 PM Man....I went to order a subsricption and WOW. Kinda pricey for 6 issues. I still will to support the sport but they have to get the price down for it to last any length of time. :biggrin1: you know the UNIT is gonna get you for this:lol: :lol: :lol: Scottyluck 02-11-2009, 05:16 PM If you get one thing out of 6 issues that helps in your shooting, then it was money well spent. How many times have you bought a new release, rest, arrows, sight, etc thinking it will help your scores only to find out it didn't. Then you turn around and sell them in the classifieds or to your buddy at a loss. And these items cost a lot more than $36 If I am experimenting with equipment I will only buy used. I rarely sell at a loss by doing this. I like the idea of the mag but, for me, it's overpriced. I'm not on the tournament trail. I'm a backyard shooter that shoots local 3-D. I guess Im one of the few that really doesn't care about seeing pics of the pros or their tourney results. Not saying I couldn't learn from what they say, but I bet I could find the same info somewhere on the net. BowhuntnHoosier 02-11-2009, 05:31 PM I think it is a very reasonable price. Hunting magazines from the newsstands are between $4 and $6. I will definately try it for a year. I'm not gonna start buying releases every other week to try to shoot better.:tape: :lol: :biggrin1: |