Upgrades to a beginners Recurve Bow

Upgrades to a beginners Recurve Bow..
Hi everyone.
Hope everyone is well and having a great time.
Today we start to look at upgrading our recurve bow. We have started archery and have a cheap beginners setup. What can we do now to become more accurate, allow us to tune our bows more precisely and have more fun.
This is the first of 3 videos in upgrading our setup, while not spending stupid amounts of money.
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Have a great day.
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[@Australian_Made]

Yeah , good presentation.
Good topic. 👍👍

[@brookvalleylife724]

Cheers Buddy. Next will be stabs and dampers, then we go onto upgrading riser and limbs. Got a new line of videos as well coming (break 500). Will be different size target faces at 18m to begin with and may change to break 550 if things go well.

[@sgtcote1]

Ty, I'm new to the sport of archery, and I was wondering what that threaded hole was for. My new recurve shoots amazing as it is but I'm looking foward learning amd tuning.

[@brookvalleylife724]

Hi Ty. Couple of threaded holes. The ones that are near where the arrow sits are for your plunger button. Go up the riser and you will find 3 small threaded holes for clicker and sight and the others are all for stabilisers or dampers. Hope this helps.