r/Archery • u/Additional_Impact_35 • 2d ago

Shooters what's the highest you've scored Compound

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This is my third year with compound

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u/tnt4994 2d ago

288/300 olympic recurve. 18m.

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u/EULA-Reader 2d ago

That's a great result, props.

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u/tnt4994 2d ago

That’s PB and hanging on my garage desk. Not quite enough to be on the wall of the range. But good enough for me to hang. Lol. Sadly after that, i declined. Maybe because i’m slowly stepping away from Archery. Life happens and can just do it a couple of times a month now. I hope I’ll be in shooting shape come outdoor season so i can shoot more tournaments. 🍻

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u/elreycra National Record Holder & World/National Champion 2d ago

714/720 at 50m and 900 80x indoor 🙂‍↕️

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u/FerrumVeritas Barebow Recurve/Gillo GF/GT 2d ago

The score I was most proud of was a 640 FITA field round with my barebow, with a 322 on the unknown day.

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u/IndigoRose2022 Compound 2d ago

294/300 18m, compound

You’re doing amazing, OP!

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u/bulzeye11 Compound 2d ago

299 23x on vegas in 2023 right before going to vegas. this year 298 17x. just can't quite get over the hump

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u/MelviN-8 2d ago edited 2d ago

At 18m in competition 283 but with world archery rules: your X is a 10, all the remaining yellow is a 9, with x23 arrows.

Never tried a Vegas round with x27

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u/DaithiGruber 2d ago

~1340/1440 in a full fita with compound. 36 arrows each at 90m, 70m, 50m, 30m. Been a while since then.

I miss shooting at 90m, and in the wind and rain lol.

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u/Frubbs 2d ago

What distance?

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u/Additional_Impact_35 2d ago

Any, just your best score, could be from like 2 feet or 100

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u/-gloria-borger 2d ago

2 feet is shorter than my arrow length. The arrow would literally be touching the target and my bow string at the same time. I reckon I could get a perfect 300.

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u/CumbersomeNugget 2d ago

All it would take is destroying your bow and arrows...

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u/-gloria-borger 2d ago

Would that really destroy anything though?

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u/WhopplerPlopper Compound 2d ago

Depends on the round type. Shooting inner 10 ring on a Vegas face my best is 274

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u/MelviN-8 2d ago

Most people are not considering the difference between world archery rules and Vegas, that makes a huge difference.

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u/WhopplerPlopper Compound 2d ago

Indeed. My scores would be considerably higher if I was shooting 27s and outer ten like Vegas style. Alot of my 9s are in or touching the outer 10

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u/bilg76 2d ago

287 on 5 spot

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u/4DtheVirgin 2d ago

I routinely get microwave scoresheets LOL

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u/pixelwhip barebow | compound | recurve | longbow 2d ago

For indoor, barebow (3 years shooting) 276/300, compound (3 months shooting, Vegas scoring) 290/300. New years res is to shoot a perfect round, but I'm gonna have to work hard for those 10 points.

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u/Demphure Traditional 2d ago

220 on Vegas at 20 yards. 40 lb Tatar bow

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u/NotYourNormalMango 2d ago

204/300 on a 40cm target at 18m. Olympic Recurve. It was on Halloween too, so it was even more fun.

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u/turdmcuget 2d ago

54X300 at 20 yards on a 5 spot in my compound days.

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u/Grillet 2d ago

Indoors 18m 40cm target
289/300 in practice, 286/300 in competition.
573/600 in practice, 567/600 in competition.

Nowhere close those scores today though but slowly getting there.

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u/sentte 2d ago

277/300 on 80cm target at 18 meters for my first beginner tournament . I finnished second.

I began archery in september, i hope i can do the same on 40cm targets at the end of the season.

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u/Southerner105 Barebow - Vantage AX 2d ago

Current 266 shot indoors. At 18 meter on a 60 cm target shooting barebow.

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u/BlueBoyBrown 2d ago

550/600 on a Portsmouth, 528/600 40cm@18m, shooting barebow for 10 months :)

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u/Crhallan 2d ago

Barebow recurve - 508 18m and 582 on a WA720.

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u/Unknown_5461099 2d ago

In a 20 target round I scored 312 out of 400 on recurve and I had been shooting for around 4 years (not competitive)

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u/Unknown_5461099 2d ago

In a 20 target round I scored 312 out of 400 on recurve and I had been shooting for around 4 years (not competitive)

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u/Legal-e-tea Compound 2d ago

Indoors:

  • 296 15x Vegas 300 (WA arrows)
  • 573 WA18m practice, 569 competition

Outdoors all the rounds have changed since I last really scored anything, so nothing particularly relevant. Last I can think was ~1310 on a WA1440 round.

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u/nhphuong 2d ago

277/300 olympic recurve 18m but at 32lbs. Now I'm at 38lbs & struggle to get that 27x range 🥲

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u/TheReverseShock 2d ago

yall are keeping score? /s

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u/Human-Huckleberry-81 2d ago

1181 out of 1200 80X (inside ring of 10=10) Vegas compound tournament. Placed me the best in Texas in the under 18 division. (Unrestricted compound)

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u/IndependentPerfect 2d ago

290 11x Bowhunter Class

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u/Speedly Olympic Recurve/OFFICIAL LEAGUE OVERLORD or whatever 2d ago

284/300, 18m, twice. Olympic Recurve. (Not lately.)

The shitty thing is, the threshold for the USA Archery Bronze Award is 285.

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u/Barebow-Shooter 1d ago

268/300 at 18m, barebow.

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u/KnightAndDay237 Traditional 1d ago

386/600, English Longbow, Portsmouth round.

(Indoor, 18m)

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u/TheMadTinker 14h ago

415/560 field and hunter rounds, distances between 20' and 80yds, barebow recurve

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u/GildedDeathMetal Compound - Australia 2d ago

I think distance matters my bud

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u/gageadams5499 1d ago

Op is shooting a Vegas face so I'd assume 20 yards (18 meters for the commies)

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u/Additional_Impact_35 2d ago

Didn't ask for distance, I asked what's the highest you've scored, you have to decide that distance for yourself, you could choose your best at 10 meters, 40, 70 ect. It's all about you, what is the best score to you.