| Hits | Score | Hits | Score | Hits | Score | Hits | Score | |
| 48 | 216 | 42 | 172 | 23 | 113 | = | 113 | 501 |
and on March 12, 1864, at 80 yards 41 hits 207 score in the 48 arrows.
Shooting left-handed, his best scores in the books of the Royal Toxophilite Society are 47 hits 201 score, in 72 arrows at 100 yards, on the first half of the shooting on the Crunden Day on April 18, 1867; and on May 30 in the same year in the York Round:
| Hits | Score | Hits | Score | Hits | Score | Hits | Score | |
| 44 | 206 | 36 | 154 | 24 | 138 | = | 104 | 498 |
and on October 5, 1876, at 60 yards, 24 hits with 160 score—'record' for 60 yards shooting in the York Round at the meetings of the Royal Toxophilite Society.
Mr. Macnamara made good scores at the public meetings, but it is believed that his shooting in private practice was of infinitely higher quality. He took to shooting left-handed afterwards, but without much success in public.
Mr. G. L. Aston also has been at different periods a successful shot, both right-handed and left-handed, at the public meetings.
About thirty years ago Mr. Aubrey Patton shot so well that Mr. H. A. Ford took the trouble to explain in the pages of the Field that he had not yet been beaten by him; but Mr. Patton's regimental duties took him out of reach of more archery practice.
Mr. E. Sharpe (John o' Gaunt Bowmen) made
| Hits | Score | Hits | Score | Hits | Score | Hits | Score | |
| 48 | 240 | 36 | 164 | 22 | 112 | = | 106 | 516 |