NFAS Styles

as regards to using a stabilizer in the C/L class under nfas rules, i am told from a reliable scource that it will not exceed the arrow length, strange really when you think that not everyone is the same arrow length,however thats what i was told,until i hear differently i guess that must be the rule.

[BorderBows]

Originally Posted by MikeD

Thanks, that's very helpful indeed. I'll be joining Dalmore, it's good to know about the other clubs. I wonder if a simple one page website with contact information would not go amiss. It is really difficult to find information about NFAS style archery in Scotland (or Northern Britain). There is only only NFAS club in Scotland listed on the NFAS site (Foxhill).

Agreed. Some of these clubs are just a few friends with a bit of land, but with some creative layout, most are good fun. Some hold open shoots. These clubs hold shoots under certain associations, and also hold the odd open shoot, held under the NFF insurance.

Several of Dalmore Archers come to our monthly shoot, open to Border owners and there friends (by invite by a Border Reiver member) or at an open shoot we hold once a month. We are in a odd position in that we shouldn't side upto an association, so we have our own scoring system, with our own categories.
Dalmore will get you on the right track, as to where field archery is taking place in Scotland.

[Barrythebow]

let us know how you get on, Mike

[MikeD]

Originally Posted by Barrythebow

let us know how you get on, Mike

Well I'm having fun so far . This evening I went to the Forest Spirit course (SFAA) and got the pins set as best as I can. I then shot around 14 targets and put in close to an A class score. I need to get the pins slightly better and work on my finger tab, but so far so good. And it's so much less bother than adjusting a sight for every peg.

[Andrew Knott]

I can 100% confirm that there is no length restriction on stabiliser length for NFAS compound limited. I've been crawling over the existing rules to find ways to clarify any ambiguities as part of the work of the NFAS rules committee and there is nothing about stabiliser length for C/L. But there is for the equiv EFEA class.