Laturarchery.com Website Review

the compound bow first appeared in the mid 1960's and quickly gained acceptance and popularity into the archery world. the recurve bow can be shot in all events and is the only equipment eligible at the olympic games.. target archery is the most popular form of archery practiced worldwide.. target archery events are called rounds and these consist of a number of ends at different distances.. either 6 or 3 arrows are shot each end and there is a specific number of ends for each distance.. there can be up to 4 distances shot for a round.  a round may also see different target face sizes used at different distances. although there is a variety of target faces, styles and sizes, outdoor target archery uses coloured targets which are either 122 cm or 80 cm the target face is attached to the target bu*ts with the centre usually 130 cm above the ground. the target bu*t is also angled back target faces are divided into 5 colours: gold, red, blue, black and white. each colour is divided into half by a thin line to give ten scoring zones. (the line is within the higher score zone.) the scoring values for each colour from the centre out are - 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, the 10 zone has an additional ring called the x ring; arrows in the ring still score 10 points but the score is written on the scorecard with an x. the xs are used to break ties in all events except match play, where ties are only broken after having a single arrow if an arrow misses the scoring zones it is recorded on the scorecard with an m to indicate a miss. this is should be a prospective customer's number one call to action, e.g., requesting a quote or perusing your product catalog. copyright © 2018 latur district archery sport as*ociation