Indoor Rounds

There are metric and imperial rounds when shooting indoors but there are far fewer rounds when compared to outdoors. The following tables list all the recognised indoor rounds. It shows the number of dozen at each distance and face size. There are a variety of different faces but the most common are the 60cm and 40cm faces.
 
GNAS ROUNDS DOZENS OF ARROWS TO BE SHOT AT EACH DISTANCE
DISTANCE 18m 25m 30m 20y 20y 25y 20y 18 Meters
FACE SIZE 40cm 60cm 80cm 60cm 40cm 60cm 16in special 40cm special ADDITIONAL RULES
BRAY I 2½ Full size face only
BRAY II 2½ Full size face only
STAFFORD 5 Full size face only
PORTSMOUTH 5 Full size face or 6 zone face
WORCESTER 5 Special face & rules. See GNAS Rule 408
VEGAS 5 Special face & rules. See GNAS Rule 409

 

FITA RECOGNISED ROUNDS DOZENS OF ARROWS TO BE SHOT AT EACH DISTANCE (YARDS)
DISTANCE 18m 25m 30m 20y 25y 20y 20y 15y  
FACE SIZE 40cm 60cm 80cm 60cm 40cm 60cm 16in special 40cm special  
FITA 18 5               Full size or triple faces 
FITA 25   5             Full size or triple faces 
COMBINED FITA 5 5             Full size or triple faces 
MATCH ELIMINATION 1½               Triple faces only
MATCH FINALS 1               Triple faces only

 

 

 

Rules for Long Mynd "Tripple"

Triple Rules

Rounds shot are:

Wa 18m            
5 dozen  @ 18mts 40cm face          1-10 scoring          6 sighters

Portsmoth

5 dozen @ 20yds 60cm face           1-10 scoring         6 sighters

Vegas                    
5 dozen @ 18mts 40cms face         6-10 scoring          6 sighters

The allowance for the first round will be on your present handicap. (So new members make sure that you have shot three indoor rounds by the end of December).
The next two allowances will be based on your previous triple round handicap.
There will be awards for the highest adjusted score each month and for the overall triple competition.