Need Help with the lingo
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Need Help with the lingo
Sorry if this has been presented (or asked) before, but I need help with all the acronymns and abbreviations that are being tossed around on the forums. Is there a resource or place to go to learn what they all mean or stand for?
Just a few of the many examples would be A2A, ATA, IMO, BL, CL, SL, AMO, IBO, and on and on, and on....
Any help in this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Just a few of the many examples would be A2A, ATA, IMO, BL, CL, SL, AMO, IBO, and on and on, and on....
Any help in this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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RE: Need Help with the lingo
I do not know of webpage that gives you the definitions but I can help with some of them. Others I would need to see what context they are used in.
A2A = Axle to Axle length of the bow
ATA = Could be same as above or Archery Trade Association
IMO = In My Opinion
AMO = What the ATA was called in past years. Archery Manufacturers Organization. Also refers to a specific way of rating the speed on a given bow. The short of it is a 60 pound draw weight, 540 grain arrow and a 30 inch draw length.
IBO = International Bowhunters Organization but also generally refers to another way or rating speed on a given bow. Again, the short of it is a 70 pound draw weight, 30 inch draw length and a 350 grain arrow. Sometimes some manufacturers also use the term to loosely refer to any bow shot with an arrow that weighs 5 grains per pound of draw weight.
I have no clue, without a proper context for BL, SL, CL.
Hope this helps.
A2A = Axle to Axle length of the bow
ATA = Could be same as above or Archery Trade Association
IMO = In My Opinion
AMO = What the ATA was called in past years. Archery Manufacturers Organization. Also refers to a specific way of rating the speed on a given bow. The short of it is a 60 pound draw weight, 540 grain arrow and a 30 inch draw length.
IBO = International Bowhunters Organization but also generally refers to another way or rating speed on a given bow. Again, the short of it is a 70 pound draw weight, 30 inch draw length and a 350 grain arrow. Sometimes some manufacturers also use the term to loosely refer to any bow shot with an arrow that weighs 5 grains per pound of draw weight.
I have no clue, without a proper context for BL, SL, CL.
Hope this helps.
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