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Range set-up | {{DISPLAYTITLE:Notes - Range safety}} | ||
Range set-up is from the [http://sca.org/officers/marshal/docs/t_archery/target_archery_rules.pdf Society Target Archery Marshal's Handbook (October 2016):] | |||
VII.A.1, 3, 4 and 5 | |||
VII.A.2, 6, 7 have been incorporated into Range Protocols as it's not about the space | |||
VII.A.8 is part of the [[Archery: Basic_Rules| Basic Rules]] | |||
Also from [http://www.sca.org/officers/marshal/docs/t_archery/thrown_weapons_rules.pdf Society Thrown Weapons Marshal's Handbook (October 2016)] | |||
Range Protocols has been renamed from Range Procedures as it's not a series of steps that makes a procedure | |||
Range Procedures has been renamed from Range Commands, as it's actually a series of steps that create a procedure. The actual commands that a Target Archery Marshal uses are up to them. | |||
The previous rule set meant that in a group with only one Target Archery Marshal, the Marshal couldn't actually shoot, which doesn't do good things for their willingness to keep helping! Allowing experienced archers to supervise the line while the Marshal shoots matches authorised heavy and rapier combatants being able to act as Auxiliary Marshals. | |||
Latest revision as of 01:01, 3 July 2019
Range set-up is from the Society Target Archery Marshal's Handbook (October 2016): VII.A.1, 3, 4 and 5
VII.A.2, 6, 7 have been incorporated into Range Protocols as it's not about the space
VII.A.8 is part of the Basic Rules
Also from Society Thrown Weapons Marshal's Handbook (October 2016)
Range Protocols has been renamed from Range Procedures as it's not a series of steps that makes a procedure
Range Procedures has been renamed from Range Commands, as it's actually a series of steps that create a procedure. The actual commands that a Target Archery Marshal uses are up to them.
The previous rule set meant that in a group with only one Target Archery Marshal, the Marshal couldn't actually shoot, which doesn't do good things for their willingness to keep helping! Allowing experienced archers to supervise the line while the Marshal shoots matches authorised heavy and rapier combatants being able to act as Auxiliary Marshals.