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• Archery:Range safety
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Range safety}} ==Range Set-Up==
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• Archery notes:Range safety
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Notes - Range safety}} Range set-up is from the [http://sca.org/officers/marshal/docs/t_archery/target_a
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• Archery notes:Range safety
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Notes - Range safety}} Range set-up is from the [http://sca.org/officers/marshal/docs/t_archery/target_a
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• Archery:Suggested range dimensions
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Suggested range dimensions}} ...ain, the archers, and other conditions. It is better to err on the side of safety with too much space than not enough.
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• Archery:Range safety
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Range safety}} ==Range Set-Up==
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• Archery Draft:Handbook
  # [[Archery:Range safety | Range safety]] # [[Archery: Suggested range dimensions |Suggested range dimensions]]
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• Archery:Handbook
  # [[Archery:Range safety | Range safety]] # [[Archery: Suggested range dimensions |Suggested range dimensions]]
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• Archery notes:Basic Rules
  ...nstructions of the Target Archery Marshal(s) running the shoot, concerning safety and the competition. If you won’t or can’t, then you can be asked to le ...w the Target Archery Marshal’s instructions may result in removal from the range." and;
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• Archery:Briefing
  *Describe the range *Explain that if people don't follow instructions from the marshals about safety or the competition they will be asked to leave
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• Archery:Changes from 2012 rules
  == Section 2 - Range rules == ...it numbers aren't required. This is covered by the [[Archery: Range_safety#Range protocol | protocol]] of not allowing more archers on a line than you and y
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• Archery:Basic Rules
  ...taking part in archery and thrown weapons activities, you must follow the safety and competition instructions of the Target Archery Marshal(s) running the s ...to and understand the rules of the competition before you start - e.g. any safety instructions, which target to use, how many arrows etc to use, whether you
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• Fencing:Supervising Combat
  ...out you should be watching the fencers and the fight, and be alert for any safety issues. These may include but are not limited to: ...you should call a hold. (Someone else can also call "Hold!" if they see a safety issue):
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• Fencing Draft:Supervising Combat
  ...out you should be watching the fencers and the fight, and be alert for any safety issues. These may include but are not limited to: ...you should call a hold. (Someone else can also call "Hold!" if they see a safety issue):
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• Siege:SCA Siege Engines and Structures
  ...s. Type B engines shall be designed to deliver small siege ammunition to a range between 40 and 80 yards (36.6m and 73.2m). Type B engines may not use anyth ...eater than this often results in safety concerns involving extreme minimum-range impact.
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• Armoured Combat:Rules of the Lists
  ...and Society period fencing. The observance of honour and chivalry and the safety of the combatants are considered over-riding elements. The following is int ...rall boundaries of a battle area must receive a basic orientation in field safety.
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• Armoured Combat Draft:Rules of the Lists
  ...and Society period fencing. The observance of honour and chivalry and the safety of the combatants are considered over-riding elements. The following is int ...rall boundaries of a battle area must receive a basic orientation in field safety.
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• Archery:Equipment standards
  ==Equipment safety== ...on guidelines |inspect your equipment]] for you. They will try to find any safety issues, and let you know what to do about them. They'll also let you know i
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• Archery:Crossbow legislation
  ...ess and requires the site to be visited by the weapons bureau to check the safety of the site. The application must include a letter from the local council t ...have a licence may use crossbows at an approved range, if they provide the range officer with photographic identification, and sign and date a form providin
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• Armoured Combat:Inspecting Equipment
  ...n station. The inspection station must have a field with a firing line and range markers at 40 and 80 yards (36 and 73 metres) from the firing position. ...ire engines must be willing to receive a shot from their engine at minimum range, while in armour, should it be requested.
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• Armoured Combat Draft:Inspecting Equipment
  ...n station. The inspection station must have a field with a firing line and range markers at 40 and 80 yards (36 and 73 metres) from the firing position. ...ire engines must be willing to receive a shot from their engine at minimum range, while in armour, should it be requested.
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• Fencing Draft:Rules For Marshals
  #Some equipment must be tested regularly (see Chapter 7 - Safety tests). If you are not sure a piece of equipment has been tested, you can d ...out you should be watching the fencers and the fight, and be alert for any safety issues. These may include but are not limited to:
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• MediaWiki:Common.js
  ["Safety tests", ["Range safety",
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