[Ansteorra-archery] Period Division or Not

[Eadric Anstapa]

Certainly you can submit 1 Royal Round score per division, per day.

Our discussion was that if someone was shooting ONLY period equipment and
shot more than one Royal Round score in a day (say perhaps a full period
IKAC) then they could possibly submit 1 Royal Round score as a Period and
the other as an Open division score since it is perfectly acceptable to use
period equipment in the open division.

HOWEVER.

Since the period division is scored differently it would only be possible if
you were shooting at 5-color or 5-ring targets.  You would have to be
careful and double-score each end making sure to record the "period" score
for those six arrows and the "open" score for the same six arrows.  The
scores are extremely likely to be different.

Because of the scoring differences it is not quite as easy as Lord Iaen's
message would make it seem, but it is possible if you are shooting at
standard 5-color FITA targets.

Always in Service,

Lord Eadric Anstapa
Coastal Regional Archery Marshal, Ansteorra
eadric at scabrewer.com


----- Original Message -----
From: "Bob Dewart" <gilli at seacove.net>
Subject: Re: [Ansteorra-archery] Period Division or Not
>
> Say there, what about open crossbow and period crossbow.  Seems to me that
> could be 4 per day.
>
> Gilli
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "john moore" <iaenmor at swbell.net>
> Subject: [Ansteorra-archery] Period Division or Not
>
> It has come up in a recent discussion with Lord Eadric that it is possible
> to submit two scores in a day.  This can only apply to archers shooting in
> one of the period divisions.  As most archers shooting an IKAC would have
2
> Royal Rounds shot, they can submit one RR score in the period division and
> the other RR in the Open division.  Another way would be to shoot 2 RR and
> declare one for the Period and the other for the Open.  For those of us
> shooting only Open, we will still have to do the hard way, just one
> submission a day.  Let me know what you all think about this.
>
>                                                               Iaen Mor