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Event Shoot Details

Event 2016 - Tibetan
Shoot Title Tibetan
Event Date 1 Oct 2016
Marshal Jonathas Reinisch
Host Kingdom Inter-Kingdom
Host Group none
Total Shooters 204 in attendance
GAT Grand Archery Tournament Shoot with a difficulty rating of: Crossbow:23.56 Handbow:34.91
Description

This shoot is based on a Tibetan traditional shoot. Unlike the five-ring archery targets popular in the Olympic Games and other international contests, the traditional Tibetan triangle target, about 80 cm high and with a bottom width of 70 cm, is a mound of dirt. A small wooden stick called Jiama in Tibetan, which originally means “scale” is put in the middle of the target. According to the Tibetan competition rules, whoever shoots an arrow to the top of the stick wins. The Tibetans shoot this at 60 meters.



The triangle target is of the same area as a 60 cm FITA five-ring target. As the target narrows from bottom to top, shooting the top of the wooden stick will be very difficult. What else makes the Tibetan archery unique, is that contestants are allowed to harass their rivals.
“You may roar to the ears of your rival, pat his shoulder before the bow is drawn to its full extent and boo him. The real winners are those who can keep their inner peace amid distractions to shoot the target accurately. That is because on the battlefields only those who stay calm can survive. We will give them a thumbs-up!” according to a Tibetan archer named Yangge.



As always the SSAC General Rules apply, please take a moment to read them as well.




Target:




--New Target--




--Original Target--

We can modify this target to make our competition easier for our Western minds to score! Draw a triangle with a 70 cm base and an 80 cm height. Divide this into 10 horizontal scoring sections, each 8 cm high. Lines dividing each section should be very thin. The target may be placed at any height and may be either freestanding or mounted on a mat, hay bale, etc. If freestanding, allow a 1` margin around the edges. This way any arrows cutting the perimeter lines on the freestanding target can be scored.




Ends:

We will modify the 60 meters Tibetan rules to fit smaller ranges. Shoot one end at 40 yards. Shoot 6 arrows per end.




Scoring

The target is divided into 10 scoring sequentially numbered scoring sections, with 1 point assigned to the base and 10 points assigned to the apex of the triangle. Arrows touching a line get the higher score. An arrow cutting the line counts as the higher score.




Additional Rules:

Divide the shooters into two groups and take turns as follows. In the spirit tradition, Tibetan archery, contestants must harass the shooter verbally. Touching the shooter will not be allowed for safety reasons, so stay at least 2 feet away. You may dance about as long as you remain behind the shooting line. Alternately, you can cheer on your favorite shooter.




Youth:

Everything the same except shot from 15 yards.





This shoot was suggested by: Arion the Wanderer, , An Tir


Scores
Crossbow
  Name Group Weapon Score GAT
1 Cirion the Left Handed Northwoods Crossbow 56.00 100.00
3 Tymme Lytefelow Wyewood Crossbow 44.00 67.00
2 Dolan Madoc Lonely Tower Crossbow 44.00 67.00
4 Michael de Lundie Lonely Tower Crossbow 40.00 56.00
5 Truetvin Inglefinger Loch Bheathrock Crossbow 38.00 50.50
7 John de Percy Wyewood Crossbow 33.00 36.75
6 Antonivs Cleftlands Crossbow 33.00 36.75
8 Kaitlyn McKenna Shadowlands Crossbow 29.00 25.75
9 Avine de Hert Wyewood Crossbow 28.00 23.00
10 Sebastian Kuhnbar von Dreihugel Andelcrag Crossbow 27.00 20.25
11 Plachoya Sobaka Shadowlands Crossbow 20.00 1.00
Handbow
  Name Group Weapon Score GAT
1 Alaricus Simmonds Dragon`s Laire Handbow 38.00 100.00
2 Ívarr of Altenberg Northwoods Handbow 27.00 71.34
3 Adam of the Wood Myrgan Wood Handbow 26.00 68.74
5 Jon Thomme de Claydon Starkhafn Handbow 24.00 63.53
4 Nicholas Wolf Shadowlands Handbow 24.00 63.53
6 Jack of Airedale Lyondemere Handbow 22.00 58.32
8 Kezia von Holzenhaus Lonely Tower Handbow 21.00 55.71
7 Omelan Dragonship Haven Handbow 21.00 55.71
9 Sigmund Spelmann Politarchopolis Handbow 20.00 53.11
10 Wintherus Alban Politarchopolis Handbow 19.00 50.50
11 Kazetani Tarou Noritatsu Starkhafn Handbow 18.00 47.89
12 Gustav Politarchopolis Handbow 17.00 45.29
14 Kaitlyn McKenna Shadowlands Handbow 16.00 42.68
13 Ryryd ap Gwerstan Loch Salann Handbow 16.00 42.68
15 ((Richard Mitrak)) Roaring Wastes Handbow 15.00 40.08
16 Jon Tinkerson Starkhafn Handbow 14.00 37.47
17 Plachoya Sobaka Shadowlands Handbow 12.00 32.26
18 Alessandro von Florenz Politarchopolis Handbow 10.00 27.05
20 Robin the Scarlett of Ambledune Politarchopolis Handbow 9.00 24.45
21 Kazetani Kiyotora Starkhafn Handbow 9.00 24.45
19 Katherine inghean Seán Wolfscairn Handbow 9.00 24.45
23 Katherine of Anglesey Naevehjem Handbow 7.00 19.24
22 ((Daniel Pelletier)) Gyldenholt Handbow 7.00 19.24
24 James of the Lake Naevehjem Handbow 5.00 14.03
25 Elyas Tigar Loch Salann Handbow 4.00 11.42
26 Bubba of Wolfhou Flaming Gryphon Handbow 3.00 8.82
27 Tryggr Tyresson Corvaria Handbow 0.00 1.00
 

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