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A FITA Compound Target is used within archery for competition or practice. FITA stands for Fédération Internationale de Tir à l'Arc, the organization who controls the sport of archery. As the name implies, the FITA Compound Target is sized for the use of compound bows although currently they are also used for throwing axes and knives.
There are different sizes of FITA targets and each is marked with 10 evenly spaced rings emerging from the center. Each ring has a score value that ranges from 1 to 10. The coloring of a FITA target changes in accordance with the rings. Ring 1 and 2 are white, ring 3 and 4 are black, and ring 5 and 6 are blue. Ring 7 and 8 are red, and ring 9 and 10 are yellow.
How do you make an Axe throwing, knife or archery target?
Take an empty box (or create your own with wood) and fill it with old clothing, foam plank, or stacked cardboard. Then seal it tight with a tarp and put your target circle. You could also make a target by getting a bale of hay or straw to shot at.
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