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• Category:Target Archery Appendix
  [[Category: Target Archery Rules]]
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• Archery:Suggested range dimensions
  These are suggested dimensions for the range and safety zones for target and specialty competitions. They are general guidelines. The actual sizes c ==Target Shoots ==
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• Archery:Suggested period equipment standards
  ...pdf Society Target Archery Marshal's Handbook (October 2016)] includes an appendix of standards for period equipment. They are included here in plain English. These are not hard and fast rules, and the Target Archery Marshal-in-charge of the competition can set their own requirements for per
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• Archery:Changes from 2012 rules
  ...Archery Handbook 2012.pdf |2012 version]] of the Kingdom of Lochac Target Archery Handbook has been substantively changed for the 2018 revision. ...g/officers/marshal/docs/t_archery/target_archery_rules.pdf Society Target Archery Marshal's Handbook (October 2016)] and [http://www.sca.org/officers/marshal
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• Archery:Range safety
  ...ggested range dimensions | Suggested range dimensions]] are included as an appendix to these rules. #The safety zone can be smaller if there is a hill, permanent backstop, archery netting, or something similar that will stop stray arrows.
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• Archery:Equipment inspection guidelines
  An axe blade should be sharp enough to stick in the target, rather than bouncing off. [[Category: Target Archery Rules]]
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• Archery:Equipment standards
  ...thrown weapons is about using, making, and knowing about pre-17th century archery equipment, and throwing weapons. ...ment standards | Suggested period equipment standards]] are included as an appendix to these rules.
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• Archery:Briefing
  ...for giving briefings. Here is an example of how it could be applied to an archery event. *Identify the Target Archery Marshal in charge, and any assisting.
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• Archery:Crossbow legislation
  ...s for a permit mean the applicant must be a member of one of five approved archery clubs: *Canberra Archery Club Incorporated
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