12-09-06, 10:17 AM
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 | In the Mire | - Recurve
- Compound
- Traditional
Setup
Riser:
Limbs:
Sight:
Stabilisers:
Button:
Bow String:
Arrows:
| Setup
Bow:
Hoyt 38 Ultra
String & Cables:
Winners Choice
Sight:
Sureloc
Stabs:
Scope:
Merlin Ten Zone
Launcher/Rest:
Trophy Taker
Arrows:
X10s (500) & X7s(2214)
Release Aid:
Evo+, Just Cus, Loesch
Traditional Script currently under construction | Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Chorley
Posts: 1,118
Affiliations & Declarations (Click Here) Affiliation:
GNAS
Club:
Chorley Bowmen
Commercial:
Publisher (Archery Print)
Commercial Interest:
Editor - The Glade
GNAS Classification:
BM
IFAA Classification:
Unclassified
AIUK Rankings & Live Shoots (Click Here)  |  | | WL Ranking:
Compound Division 2, 2nd Place | | SL Ranking:
Compound Division 1, 2nd Place | | |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Adam  What a complete load of tosh.
I, and many others on here, can make a damn good job of 100 yds, but still prefer FITA rounds.
Imperial rounds no longer have any relevance to any other tournament format shot anywhere other than in the UK. FITA is a standard recognised worldwide, not just by the narrow sectional interests of GNAS. A FITA round offers more variety, a far more enjoyable shooting format (none of that 3-arrows-and-off nonsense) and is a much more sociable event too. It gives results that can be compared to those shot by anyone else, anywhere else (without recourse to handicap tables), and, to cap it, Fita results can be used by those of us interested in achieving international selection. Now, perhaps you'd like to tell me again that I can't shoot 100yds?
Adam |
Come on Adam, admit it, you just can't do 100yards.......That extra 1.4 meters is too much for you 
Seriously though, what you have said here is 100% correct. As I've said before imperial rounds are for longbows 
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