Archery grades

[Beardy]

you now 3rd 2nd 1st class ( understrand there are m ore but they're hardly lely to be botherng me just yet )

O so now you have to get the necessary score three tmes n a season but do you have to get them on the same round?


ps please excuse the strange spellng apart form my dylexa the ey between the u and teh o has ded on my eyboard. As t would apear has teh ey between the j and the l

[napolienne]

No, doesn't have to be the same round.

[Kae]

No.

The classifications can be achieved on any round for which they apply.

For example, if you want to get GMB classifications for gents you need to shoot the longest rounds to achieve this (FITA's etc).

However, you can achieve 3rd class on any round.

Kae.

[Beardy]

Sorry to labour the pont but.. So can get the 3rd then by shootng a Short Natonal (512) a junor Western and a long Metrc 4 assumng of course that get teh requst score each tme?

Ta agan

[Flying Whale]

Originally Posted by Beardy

Sorry to labour the pont but.. So can get the 3rd then by shootng a Short Natonal (512) a junor Western and a long Metrc 4 assumng of course that get teh requst score each tme?

Ta agan

Short National: Yes
Jnr Western: No
Long Metric IV: No


I think as a Gent it pretty much means 50 yards (or equivalent) for the long distance, and a 6 dozen round or longer.

If you PM me an email address, I have an Excel Spreadsheet that summarizes all the classifications achievable and scores for gents Recurve.

[BowSurfer]

Full details and tables of required scores are in the 'Shooting Administrative procedures' (SAP) which is downloadable from the GNAS site
http://www.gnas.org/dyncat.cfm?catid=15546

[Flying Whale]

Originally Posted by BowSurfer

Full details and tables of required scores are in the 'Shooting Administrative procedures' (SAP) which is downloadable from the GNAS site
http://www.gnas.org/dyncat.cfm?catid=15546

True. However the classification scores for any person are spread across about 11 pages.

My spreadsheet however allows me to see all the outdoor rounds for me on one small piece of paper I have laminated and fits inside a scorepad.


It is good GNAS makes this stuff available. It is not very obvious where to find it.

One way or another Beardy you should have enough info. Now just go out and enjoy shooting the scores!

[Beardy]

Originally Posted by Flying Whale

True. However the classification scores for any person are spread across about 11 pages.

My spreadsheet however allows me to see all the outdoor rounds for me on one small piece of paper I have laminated and fits inside a scorepad.


It is good GNAS makes this stuff available. It is not very obvious where to find it.

One way or another Beardy you should have enough info. Now just go out and enjoy shooting the scores!

Thans everyone. Only problem s our club sec says that classfcaton scores have to be scored on tehr same round so by hs reconng to get a 3rd 'd have to shoot three Short Natonals. Stll 'll just shoot what can and dscuss ths wth hm later

[Flying Whale]

Originally Posted by Beardy

Thans everyone. Only problem s our club sec says that classfcaton scores have to be scored on tehr same round so by hs reconng to get a 3rd 'd have to shoot three Short Natonals. Stll 'll just shoot what can and dscuss ths wth hm later

That may be a club rule (or maybe a limitation in the record keeping software/system). It is certainly not a GNAS one.

[Jacqamoe]

I found an online copy of the scores needed for Classifications at http://www.wrexhambowmen.co.uk - Oh and good luck with gaining your 3rd Class