Crusader. IBO legal?
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The CM Crusader not only meets IBO qualification standards for Traditional Longbow class, but is one of the bows preferred by some of the best shooters. Just ask WFL/KY, he's taken several major IBO events w/one. Are you aware that your HunterII will easily meet IBO MRU (Male Recurve Unaided) class?
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Yes I have been shooting in recurve unaided class but I dont see that I will ever be able to stay with the guys shooting those Hoyte target bows with balancers gadgets all over them. To win in that class you need to average around 275-285.
Edited by - K_N on 02/26/2002 10:58:48
The CM Crusader not only meets IBO qualification standards for Traditional Longbow class, but is one of the bows preferred by some of the best shooters. Just ask WFL/KY, he's taken several major IBO events w/one. Are you aware that your HunterII will easily meet IBO MRU (Male Recurve Unaided) class?
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Yes I have been shooting in recurve unaided class but I dont see that I will ever be able to stay with the guys shooting those Hoyte target bows with balancers gadgets all over them. To win in that class you need to average around 275-285.
Edited by - K_N on 02/26/2002 10:58:48
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KN : If you look at the scores for the Trad.class on the IBO stie you will need at least that at the worlds. All 8's is the norm at the worlds.
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I do not know if the 3d shoots I have been to are official IBO shoots or not. They have used 30 targets with 300 points possible. They do use IBO classes though and the winning scores on RU have been around 275-285 and the winning scores on Male Trad are usually under 240. Most newer traditional longbows and recurves shoot about the same as far as speed and accuracy I believe, but I will change to longbow if thats what it takes to shoot wood in IBO and still have a chance of winning.
KN : If you look at the scores for the Trad.class on the IBO stie you will need at least that at the worlds. All 8's is the norm at the worlds.
Bill S.
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I do not know if the 3d shoots I have been to are official IBO shoots or not. They have used 30 targets with 300 points possible. They do use IBO classes though and the winning scores on RU have been around 275-285 and the winning scores on Male Trad are usually under 240. Most newer traditional longbows and recurves shoot about the same as far as speed and accuracy I believe, but I will change to longbow if thats what it takes to shoot wood in IBO and still have a chance of winning.
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KN : 285 for 30 targets is excellent shooting , just went to the N.E. IBO indoor shoot In Springfield ,Ma. 30 targets winning recurve score was in the 260's trad. (longbow ) 240's.
Me, well just lets say I had a good time , one good thing my wife won the women's trad.class and her trophy is sitting on the TV so I can't miss it
Me, well just lets say I had a good time , one good thing my wife won the women's trad.class and her trophy is sitting on the TV so I can't miss it
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K_N, you said:
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Incidentally, a 240 w/longbow on a 30 target course usually won't even get honorable mention at most shoots around here. Not that it isn't a respectable enough score, just that these guys here play to win & many times post as high or higher than MRU shooters. WFL/KY has been to the IBO World shoot before. As a matter of fact he placed in the top 5 last year, & I wouldn't doubt that he'll take 1st this year. He's BADA$$!! If it were me, I'd prolly take his word for it about the crusader...
Edited by - Arrowsmit on 02/26/2002 17:01:55
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Incidentally, a 240 w/longbow on a 30 target course usually won't even get honorable mention at most shoots around here. Not that it isn't a respectable enough score, just that these guys here play to win & many times post as high or higher than MRU shooters. WFL/KY has been to the IBO World shoot before. As a matter of fact he placed in the top 5 last year, & I wouldn't doubt that he'll take 1st this year. He's BADA$$!! If it were me, I'd prolly take his word for it about the crusader...
Edited by - Arrowsmit on 02/26/2002 17:01:55
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Congrats to your wife Bill! I'm lucky too, 'cause even though she's not nearly as addicted as I am, my wife shoots w/me some. Ya gotta love THAT!! <img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>
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KN : If you look at the scores for the Trad.class on the IBO stie you will need at least that at the worlds. All 8's is the norm at the worlds.
Bill S.
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I do not know if the 3d shoots I have been to are official IBO shoots or not. They have used 30 targets with 300 points possible. They do use IBO classes though and the winning scores on RU have been around 275-285 and the winning scores on Male Trad are usually under 240. Most newer traditional longbows and recurves shoot about the same as far as speed and accuracy I believe, but I will change to longbow if thats what it takes to shoot wood in IBO and still have a chance of winning.
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Bill
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KN : If you look at the scores for the Trad.class on the IBO stie you will need at least that at the worlds. All 8's is the norm at the worlds.
Bill S.
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I do not know if the 3d shoots I have been to are official IBO shoots or not. They have used 30 targets with 300 points possible. They do use IBO classes though and the winning scores on RU have been around 275-285 and the winning scores on Male Trad are usually under 240. Most newer traditional longbows and recurves shoot about the same as far as speed and accuracy I believe, but I will change to longbow if thats what it takes to shoot wood in IBO and still have a chance of winning.
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Bill
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Incidentally, a 240 w/longbow on a 30 target course usually won't even get honorable mention at most shoots around here. Not that it isn't a respectable enough score, just that these guys here play to win & many times post as high or higher than MRU shooters. WFL/KY has been to the IBO World shoot before. As a matter of fact he placed in the top 5 last year, & I wouldn't doubt that he'll take 1st this year. He's BADA$$!! If it were me, I'd prolly take his word for it about the crusader...
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Ok then. Looks like I may be looking for a crusader soon then.
Incidentally, a 240 w/longbow on a 30 target course usually won't even get honorable mention at most shoots around here. Not that it isn't a respectable enough score, just that these guys here play to win & many times post as high or higher than MRU shooters. WFL/KY has been to the IBO World shoot before. As a matter of fact he placed in the top 5 last year, & I wouldn't doubt that he'll take 1st this year. He's BADA$$!! If it were me, I'd prolly take his word for it about the crusader...
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Ok then. Looks like I may be looking for a crusader soon then.
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K N,may I ask why think you have no chance to win shooting wood in recurve class ?
Bill
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Well maybe I should not say "No chance" but I would much rather prefer to shoot against people with equipment that at least is close to the same in performance as mine. My recurve was shooting slower and with more arc to the arrows than some of the longbow shooters that I was shooting with yet I was shooting against streamlined target bows with all the latest gadgets.
Or maybe I am just looking for a good reason to buy another bow
Edited by - K_N on 02/27/2002 11:06:33
K N,may I ask why think you have no chance to win shooting wood in recurve class ?
Bill
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Well maybe I should not say "No chance" but I would much rather prefer to shoot against people with equipment that at least is close to the same in performance as mine. My recurve was shooting slower and with more arc to the arrows than some of the longbow shooters that I was shooting with yet I was shooting against streamlined target bows with all the latest gadgets.
Or maybe I am just looking for a good reason to buy another bow

Edited by - K_N on 02/27/2002 11:06:33
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KN.....question....
"Yes I have been shooting in recurve unaided class but I dont see that I will ever be able to stay with the guys shooting those Hoyte target bows with balancers gadgets all over them. To win in that class you need to average around 275-285."
Is that with or without 12 rings?
JRW
"Yes I have been shooting in recurve unaided class but I dont see that I will ever be able to stay with the guys shooting those Hoyte target bows with balancers gadgets all over them. To win in that class you need to average around 275-285."
Is that with or without 12 rings?
JRW


