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Equipment Needed for Your
NASP Program
A major part of the
success of this international program is the fact that it uses
state-of-the-art equipment. The Mathews Genesis compound bow is the
official bow of the NASP program and for good reason:
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Kids can't
outgrow it - because there is no specific draw length requirement.
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It's simple to
buy - no need to measure and fit for draw length.
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It's easy to
shoot - because the draw length is always right, the beginning archer
won't develop bad habits caused by an ill-fitting bow.
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Great for
families - everybody in the family can shoot the same bow.
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Perfect for
schools, clubs, organizations - no need to worry about draw length.
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Stores love it
- great for getting people interested in archery, and it's the perfect
bow for use with video target systems.
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Built to last
- durable and tough, these bows can take the punishment that multiple
shooters can dish out.
Students say they
just love using this bow. To learn more about this bow visit the Genesis
Bow web site www.genesisbow.com.
The archery
equipment used in the typical PE class is a kit consisting of:
Special Pricing
Thanks to much
support from the archery industry, schools can purchase the $4,800
equipment kits for $2,250 to $2,900 depending upon which targets and bow
hanging units are chosen.
Schools and Governments
Use the School-Government Order Form
Non-profit Organizations -
Use
the Non-Profit Order Form
(including Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, 4-H clubs, and private schools)
Governments and public schools only are exempt from federal excise
tax when purchasing archery equipment. You must complete
the
Exemption Certificate and include it with your order to claim this
exemption.
Note: This is NOT THE SAME as your
sales tax exemption. Federal Excise Tax on archery equipment is charged
to the manufacturer of the arrows, but a rebate is available when the
arrows are ultimately sold to a public school or government agency. Your
price reflects this rebate, so we are required to obtain the Exemption
Form.
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Available Items
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(A) Genesis Bow
The Official bow of the NASP. Universal draw length compound bow, Zero let-off. Adjustable draw weight from 10 to 20 pounds. At 20
lbs of draw weight the Genesis has the same kinetic energy as a 35
lb. recurve bow! Machined Aluminum components and composite limbs.
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(B) NASP Full Length
Easton, Aluminum Arrows
The Official Arrow of the National Archery in the Schools Program. 30
inch 1820 aluminum arrows. 7075 alloy, 9/32 nock, target point with 3 inch vanes. |
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(C) NASP target
by Block
36 inch x 36 inch x 11 inch 40 lbs mass weight.
Includes 2 wheel cart and stand.
Open-Layer design stops arrows by friction not force
Permanent target, no paper target-face needed. Target face on one side
only to comply with the NEW teaching techniques created by NASP.
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(D) NASP target
by Rinehart
The Rinehart NASP target features a newly integrated stand built directly into the target.
The built in stand completely removes all metal from the target and
eliminates any chance of scratching your hardwood gym floor. This
lightweight target (which weighs only 30 pounds) makes setting up your
range a breeze, and as with all Rinehart targets, it features a patented
replaceable insert system. This weatherproof target has an official 80cm
FITA style face and is painted on only one side to meet NASP standards.
The NASP target is made of 100% Rinehart high-density self-healing easy
pull foam.
Rineharts original Genesis youth target and replacement inserts for both
targets are available through Rinehart targets.
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(E) NASP target by Morrell
The New and Improved NASP Eternity Target features Morrell's IPS (Internal Frame System)
comes with 4 non-skid wheels for ease of maneuvering and a tip proof
stabilizing bar. Morrell's New and Improved
NASP target is patented and comes with a whopping
220 layers of material on the inside making it incredibly tough, extending the life of the target
considerably, and enabling you to use even higher poundage bows that might be used for after school
programs. Morrell's NASP target now
comes with 1 free x-tended life replacement cover (80cm FITA
target face on the front with 80cm
FITA target face on back. The target is weather-proof and has
been redesigned for easy cover
replacements. Covers are 5 ounce polypropylene. Weighs approximately
65 pounds and is equipped with the standard 80cm FITA target face on the front
and solid white on the opposite side to meet the NEW NASP
training standards. Replacement covers in 4 styles
available direct from Morrell. |
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(F) NASP Arrow Curtain BCY Inc.
30 feet long by 8.5 feet high of high tenacity woven Polyester. Hangs from volleyball poles or wire cable. |
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(G) NASP Archery
Repair Kit by Pape's Inc.
This repair kit includes 1 ea. Bow Square / 75 yards nock
tying thread / 1 ea. Bow String Wax / 1 ea. Fletch Tite Adhesive/1 ea.
Epoxy Cement / 6 ea. 1820 Target Points / 3 ea. School Armguards / (Box
Included). All of the essentials for maintaining your NASP
equipment.
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(H) NASP Bow Tree by Bow
Tree
Bow tree holds one complete bow kit. Comes with cable and lock to secure
bows while not in use. Comes with wheels for ease of use in your
gymnasium. 83 inch L X 56 inch H X 24 inch wide base. Separates
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(I) NASP Bow Hanging System
Archery Shooter System

This bow hanging system
sets up in seconds and folds up into two pieces for easy storage.
Self driving mechanism for use outdoors. Long lasting Powder
Coated Finish. Two complete units come with this set and will
accommodate 12 (or 24 if you double up bows on the hooks) Genesis
bows with ease by Archery Shooter Systems / Hammer Hanger. |
(J) Hold Up / String
Swing Bow Rack
Free standing archery rack with a capacity of sixteen (if bows
are doubled per peg) The rack comes equiped with padded display
hooks, and rotating caster wheels for easy roll out storage. |
(K) LimbSavers
'Stealth' Split limbsavers deliver the quietest smoothest shot possible on any bow, while
maximizing the reduction of shock and vibration. |
| Photos of archery equipment above are
provided courtesy of the NASP web site:
www.nasparchery.com.
Visit the NASP website to see more. |
Equipment Storage
Most schools have equipment storage closets for PE classes. To assure that
the archery equipment is secure, protected and convenient to access a
lockable equipment box can be built.
Notes:
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Get construction
plans so that you can build an equipment box by going to the NASP website:
nasparchery.com
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Get plans to build
floor quivers by visiting nasparchery.com. Floor quivers should be
constructed to hold the arrows while protecting the gym floors.
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