The Company of Sixty is a long-established field archery club, in beautiful Surrey woodland, close to the M25/A3.

The NFAS exists to foster and promote Field Archery as a sport. All courses are over unmarked (ie unknown ) distances, usually situated in woodland, and targets are predominately 3D or paper animal faces.

You can read more about the definitions of each NFAS shooting style and see the curent NFAS shooting rules on the NFAS site here. What follows is a summary:

There are nine NFAS shooting styles within the society which are shot at our club (we don't shoot Crossbow):

Longbow (LB)	American Flatbow (AFB)	Hunting Tackle (HT)
Bowhunter (BH)	Barebow (BB)	Freestyle FS)
Primitive (PV)	Compound Limited (CL)	Unlimited (CU)

Each style is split into the following classes: Gents, Ladies, Junior Boys U16, Junior Girls U16, Cub Boys over 9 and Cub Girls over 9, and Cub Boys Under 9 and Cub Girls Under 9.

On a standard round, known as a Big Game round, an archer will shoot until he/she scores, up to a maximum of three arrows. Arrows are shot from the following pegs:

Adults:	Red, White, Blue
Juniors Under 16:	White, Blue, Blue
Juniors Under 14:	Blue, Yellow, Yellow
Cubs Over 9 :	Yellow, Yellow, Yellow
Cubs Under 9:	Orange, Orange, Orange

 Company of Sixty applies the NFAS shooting rules (here) at its Open and Friendly shoots. It has a few particular rules of its own too: Read more.

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