I would say it is a disadvantage compared to shooting the same way each time so wouldn't expect the scores to be as high. Still it's nice to have one round just for the Longbows.Is there anything stopping other bow types shooting a two way York? Though you'd have to make sure you have the over shoot of course. It's not really an advantage having to shoot three arrows go and collect then turn around and shoot the other way.
If nothing else, the wind comes from different directions, relatively. Easier to cope with with a longbow than with a compoundI would say it is a disadvantage compared to shooting the same way each time so wouldn't expect the scores to be as high. ...
Longbow arrows are in the air longer and higher than compound arrows, so are more susceptible to the wind. Or do you mean it's faster for a longbow to adjust to changes as there isn't a sight to mess with?
The latter, really. All that fussing about with windage settingsLongbow arrows are in the air longer and higher than compound arrows, so are more susceptible to the wind. Or do you mean it's faster for a longbow to adjust to changes as there isn't a sight to mess with?