# Archery Score Calculator

> Add up archery target scores fast. Enter arrows by end to get total score, arrow average, end totals, X count, 10s, misses, and percentage of maximum.

Canonical page: https://archeryprotools.com/calculators/archery-score-calculator (the interactive calculator runs on that page)

Type in each arrow by end and get your total, average per arrow, X and 10 counts, misses, and per-end totals. Works for indoor and outdoor rounds, practice sessions, and league nights.

## 🎯 Archery Score Calculator

Enter your values below. Results update as you type.

Use X for inner 10s, M for misses. Separate arrows with spaces or commas.

10 for most target faces, 5 for NFAA 5-spot

Total Score

**How this is calculated:**

Total = sum of all arrows (X = X-ring value, M = 0)

Average = Total ÷ Arrows shot · Percentage = Total ÷ (Arrows × Max) × 100

## 📝 How to Enter Scores

- Put each end on its own line. The table above shows a total for every end.
- Type **X** for an inner-ten hit and **M** for a miss. You can also type 0 for a miss.
- Separate arrows with spaces or commas, for example `X, 10, 9`.
- Pick the X value your format uses. Most target rounds score X as 10 and count Xs separately to break ties.

## 📊 Common Round Formats

| Round | Arrows | Max Score | Arrows per End |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| World Archery 18 m indoor | 60 | 600 | 3 |
| World Archery 70 m (recurve) | 72 | 720 | 6 |
| World Archery 50 m (compound) | 72 | 720 | 6 |
| NFAA 300 indoor (5-spot) | 60 | 300 | 5 |
| Vegas 300 (3-spot) | 30 | 300 | 3 |

Always check the rules of your specific event or league for scoring and tie-break details.

### Using your average to improve

Arrow average is the best number to track over time. It is unaffected by how many arrows you shot, so a 30-arrow practice and a 72-arrow round compare directly. A rising average with a flat X count usually means your groups are tightening but not yet centered.

## ❓ Frequently Asked Questions

**How do you calculate an archery score?**

Add the value of every arrow. An X usually counts as 10 and a miss counts as 0. Divide the total by the number of arrows to get your average per arrow.

**What does X mean in archery scoring?**

X is the inner ring of the 10 zone. In most formats it scores 10 points but is counted separately and used to break ties.

**What is a good 18-meter indoor score?**

It depends on bow type and experience. Club recurve archers often score in the 450–520 range out of 600, while elite compound archers regularly shoot 590 and above.

**Can I use this for 3D archery?**

Yes. Set the X value to match your scoring system and the maximum to the highest ring value, then enter each target's score.

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Calculator results are planning estimates. Always confirm your setup with chronograph readings and real shooting.