Rules of Shoot 2010
version 1.1
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All the changes are highlighted in RED in the rule booklet.
Precis of changes for Ver 1.1 May 2010
Shoot times have now been defined with the ability for shoot directors to alter them if local conditions dictate.
Scores will be denied if turned in after range close times.
Scores turned in after the Top 10 cut off time but before the range close times will be accepted for the event and not the Top 10.
Blatant time wasting is now considered as un-sportsman like conduct
Score cards must be turned in without delay after completion of shooting for the day.
All the 2010 changes are highlighted in BLUE in the rule booklet.

Precis of the changes for 2010 Ver 1.0

Hooves now score as a 5. So the bedded buck will no longer present a problem for people trying to workout what the arrow scores.

There is no limit on the number of pins which can be used in a sight.

No restriction on binocular magnification.

Archers cannot adjust their sight setting once they have drawn and sighted the bow.

If you leave the range due to equipment failure, you must notify a shoot official during that day.

RU archers can now use a limb mounted draw check or clicker.

No Vbars or counter weights allowed in AHC.

You can now use aluminium and carbon arrows in TRAD provided they have screw in points. There are other changes in relation to fletching the archer should read.

The Committee now has the power to alter the "Shooter of the Year" scoring where clubs withdraw events and there is an imbalance in the number of shoots in a particular State.

Clarification of Rule B.2.6

 
If an arrow strikes another arrow in the target and damages it so that it cannot be shot, the only way you get the damaged arrow score is if your arrow deflects completely out of the target and not into a lesser score zone. Otherwise the arrow is scored as it is in the target.