In Empire, each musket unit has to wait for the slowest soldier to finish loading before commencing fire, which led to some ridiculous situations when only 2-5 men could fire in the unit's arc and the others had to wait with loaded weapons. "Volley fire" was only a doctrine with the musket drill, where soldiers were trained specifically "by the numbers" to load and fire on command for maximum effect.Īs far as TW games go, I think FOTS (and to a lesser extent, Napoleon) gets the "fire at will" rhythm right. The ineffectiveness of volley fire probably had more to do with lack of precise coordination than desired effect. I don't think the idea of "feeling safe" is in the heads of the people being shot at. You end up with the sporadic shower of arrows as archers take longer to load, replenish arrows, adjust their mark and so on. I'd imagine that the opening shots would probably be done closely together, and that most archers would follow a similar rhythm in shooting and loading, but exact timing was not intentional. I think it's more that the way most people visualise volley fire is influenced by cinema and games, where everything is synchronised and archers only shot in sychronised volleys. Links to other archery content around the webĪ guide for buying your first recurve, by /u/FerrumVeritas!Ī guide to recurve risers (2021) also by /u/FerrumVeritas!Ī guide for buying your first compound, by /u/ILikeCatsOnPillows!Ī guide to the various disciplines in archeryĪdditions to the above tables are welcome! If you have any ideas for additions, please message the mods!
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Repeat offenders are subject to banning at mod's discretion. Hunting, recreational, and competition archery are all welcome! Rules r/archery is a place to share and discuss content relating to one of mankind's earliest pastimes. You'll find a wide range of targets to help you practice your archery skills, but consider your options carefully to make sure you choose the right product for you.Want an avatar by your comments? Click here! All types have a purpose and can be used to help make you a better archer. Whatever type of archery you do, there's an archery target for you. There are even archery target stands for easy use. Many types of target faces are available, from bullseye targets to game images, and they provide an economical solution to your target practice requirements. Paper and face targets are the most basic style of archery target, with nearly every bowhunter practicing on one of these at some point, so they're great for beginners. It's best to use field points, as you could lose a broadhead inside the foam core. Many 3D archery targets have mid-sections that can be replaced, prolonging the life of the target. They're available to buy in various different animal species, including rabbits and pigeons, providing a fun archery experience. 3D targetsģD targets are great for preparing yourself for real life hunting situations. This type of archery target is ideal for practice sessions outside. Broadheads can be used on foam block targets, however, using field points instead will increase their lifespan dramatically. These targets work by pinching the arrow tip between the foam layers, using friction to stop its momentum.
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Block targetsįoam layer block targets are a popular choice as not only are they portable and lightweight, but it's also easy to remove arrows from them. You'll find the three main types of archery targets below, and refining your search should help you to decide which style best suits your bow setup. Today's targets are best matched to a specific style of archery bow, arrow, and tip or broadhead. There are various types of archery targets to choose from.
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