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Archery Rounds

Target archery is shot in rounds. Rounds are defined by the number of arrows that are shot at particular distances. Most outdoor rounds are shot at two or more distances. For example, a "Western" round involves shooting a total of 8 dozen arrows; 4 dozen will be shot at 60Yards and then the target will be moved nearer to 50Yards where the final 4 dozen will be shot.

The following links will take you to tables showing the most common archery rounds. There are three sections including rounds sanctioned by the GNAS, FITA and Royal Richmond's own rounds.

GNAS Imperial Rounds

Imperial Rounds Archery rounds sanctioned by the GNAS. Distances measured in Yards. [click here to see imperial rounds]

 

FITA Metric Rounds

Metric Rounds Archery rounds sanctioned by FITA. Distances measured in Metres. [click here to see metric rounds]

 

Royal Richmond Imperial Rounds

	Richmond Rounds Rounds created by the Royal Richmond Archery Club. Distances measured in Yards. [click here to see Richmond rounds]