Archery Bow Club 900

Find out how to safely and correctly assemble your Club 900 bow.
Installing the string using a false string will no longer be a mystery. You'll also see how to position the cushion plunger and the clicker.
Are you wondering where to place the nocksets (or nocking marks) on the string?
The second video will show you how to use the archery bracket to correctly place your nocksets.

This video will show you how to loose your first arrows with the Club 900 bow.
To do so, you'll need to identify your dominant eye in order to know which eye to aim with.
It determines whether to choose a right- or left-handed bow,
how to hold it with the correct hand, and how to adopt the correct shooting position.
The other videos will teach you to position your body at the shooting point, nock your first arrow on the string, and then correctly aim at a target.

Below, you'll find simple actions to take to repair your bow yourself and make it last over time.
Certain parts, like the plastic arrow rest or the string, are wear parts.
You can easily replace them yourself by following these tutorials.

These videos explain how to install your Club 900 sight on your bow and how to use your wrist sling.