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Old 18-06-08, 10:47 AM
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Riser: KAP Winstar 2
Limbs: Samick International
Sight: SF Standard Carbon
Stabilisers: Cartel Al/C longrod
Button: Cartel Triple
Bow String: D75
Arrows: Easton ACC

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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Surrey
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Quote:
Originally Posted by NobleKnight View Post
Just realise that the number of rounds useful for getting high classes is diminished This is rather sad for those longbowmen who likes to shoot into gold at medium distanses... Why not to put the high class points to the table for the 60-50-40yds rounds? Is it so easy to get all golds at 60 yds - so why it is not possible to make GMB... What about sweet rounds like Windsor - so why not to make the table broader - to make it interesting for the high class archers...

What people think about it?
That's exactly the point: it is much harder to score highly at longer distances and therefore a greater test of skill. At Grand Master Bowmen level, the archer should be part of an elite.

The rule concerning the classifications requiring a minimum distance (for gents: 50yd/50m for 3rd class, 60yd/60m for 2nd class, 80yd/70m for 1st class and 100yd/90m for BM/MB/GMB) applies across all bow types, not just longbow.
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