Rules for Period Royal Round
The Scorekeeper last approved scores for this shoot on: 6/16/24
Royal Rounds
A Royal Round is set of scores resulting from shooting 6 arrows at each of 3 targets, 20, 30, and 40 yards, and a 4th score resulting from shooting an unlimited number of arrows at a target at 20 yards in a timed period of 30 seconds. The resulting additive score is a Royal Rounds score.
Scoring
An unlimited number of royal rounds, per division, can be shot, per day. Only two scores (the highest) can be posted.
Period royal rounds may use the Luttrell Psalter target and scoring as follows; Or 8 pts; Vert 4 pts; and Argent 2 pts. Or, if using the FITA 60 cm target, scoring is as follows; Small gold center ring – 8 pts; Red band – 4 pts; and Blue, Black, and White are 2 pts. Archer and the Marshal shall jointly score the arrows in the target, with the Marshal making the final determination if there is a question about a scoring arrow.
Submitting Scores
The Target Archery Marshal (or MIC) will enter the scores into the SCA Scores database. There must be a minimum of 3 sets of scores entered before the scores will appear in the SCA scores public ranking page. Score data is updated at 2 AM each day.
PERIOD Handbow Division
The period handbow allows only the bows and arrows which are made with period materials i.e. woods, glues or resins as long as they do not “plasticize” the bow or give an advantage over someone using purely period materials and construction. Period bows may not have an partial or full cutout sight window/shelf. Arrows may be made of wood only, and may be fletched in any combination of feathers. Nocks maybe self or made from period materials i.e. horn, antler or wood, but not plastic.
PERIOD Crossbow Division
The period crossbow allows only crossbows made of period material. To be counted a period crossbow you must meet ALL of the following conditions: 1. Stocks must be made of wood; 2. Stocks may not have a rifle style butt; 3. It may not have a modern style lock or trigger; 4. It may not have sights. The bolts must be made of wood with fletching made from parchment, feathers, or other period materials. Nocks are to be self or reinforced (no plastic). The crossbow can be shot from any position except the “bench rest” position, and it must be shot from the hands. Slings may be used to carry the crossbow, but may not be used to assist in shooting it.
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