Blunt arrow - Revision history

MisterMan at 17:26, 10 February 2011

2011-02-10T17:26:26Z

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	They were used for [[hunt]]ing small [[game]] and a particularly useful for hunting animals with valuable [[fur\|pelt]]s as the arrows can kill without breaking the skin.		They were used for [[hunt]]ing small [[game]] and a particularly useful for hunting animals with valuable [[fur\|pelt]]s as the arrows can kill without breaking the skin.

	During the [[Dark Ages\|Viking Age]] these arrows would typically be made of [[ash]], although [[pine]], [[fir]] and [[hazel]] are known.		During the [[Dark Ages\|Viking Age]] these arrows would typically be made of [[ash]], although [[pine]], [[fir]] and [[hazel]] are known to have been used.

User 144 at 04:46, 27 January 2007

2007-01-27T04:46:43Z

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	'''Blunt arrows''' ''club arrows'' are [[arrow]]s that have have flared [[head]]s that appear as reversed cones with flat or domed faces. These could be made of the same piece of [[wood]] as the [[shaft]] or could have antler tips.		'''Blunt arrows''' or '''club arrows''' are [[arrow]]s that have have flared [[head]]s that appear as reversed cones with flat or domed faces. These could be made of the same piece of [[wood]] as the [[shaft]] or could have antler tips.

	They were used for [[hunt]]ing small [[game]] and a particularly useful for hunting animals with valuable [[fur\|pelt]]s as the arrows can kill without breaking the skin.		They were used for [[hunt]]ing small [[game]] and a particularly useful for hunting animals with valuable [[fur\|pelt]]s as the arrows can kill without breaking the skin.

User 144 at 04:46, 27 January 2007

2007-01-27T04:46:23Z

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-'''Blunt arrows''' or '''blunts''' are the [[arrow]]s used in [[SCA]] [[combat archery]] to minimise injury.
+'''Blunt arrows''' ''club arrows'' are [[arrow]]s that have have flared [[head]]s that appear as reversed cones with flat or domed faces. These could be made of the same piece of [[wood]] as the [[shaft]] or could have antler tips.
 * [[Markland blunt]]s (large foam construction)
 * [[Riverhaven blunt|"Riverhaven" rabbit blunt]]s (3/4 inch rubber stoppers)

Cian: Blunt arrows moved to Blunt arrow: conformity

2006-10-09T01:33:57Z

Blunt arrows moved to Blunt arrow: conformity

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Cian: category, links

2006-06-30T07:04:40Z

category, links

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	~~These~~ [[arrow]]s ~~are~~ used in [[SCA]] [[combat archery]] to minimise injury.		'''Blunt arrows''' or '''blunts''' are the [[arrow]]s used in [[SCA]] [[combat archery]] to minimise injury.

	They use a standard [[arrow shaft]] with [[flight]]s, except that a specialised tip is used instead of using a [[metal]] point. There are a variety of acceptable tip designs. The most common are:		They use a standard [[arrow shaft]] with [[flight]]s, except that a specialised tip is used instead of using a [[metal]] point. There are a variety of acceptable tip designs. The most common are:
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	* [[Riverhaven blunt\|"Riverhaven" rabbit blunt]]s (3/4 inch rubber stoppers)		* [[Riverhaven blunt\|"Riverhaven" rabbit blunt]]s (3/4 inch rubber stoppers)

	Most [[kingdom]]s only use the Markland design for a variety of reasons. [[Lochac]] uses the Riverhaven design which results in far more archery being incorporated into [[war]]s.		Most [[kingdom]]s only use the Markland design for a variety of reasons. [[Lochac]] uses the Riverhaven design which results in far more [[archery]] being incorporated into [[war]]s.

	They don't fly as nicely as your regular arrow (in fact, they wobble around an awful lot) but these are the sacrifices we make when playing such a [[game]]. Although, there are many people who can get incredibly accuracy using them.		They don't fly as nicely as your regular arrow (in fact, they wobble around an awful lot) but these are the sacrifices we make when playing such a [[game]]. Although, there are many people who can get incredibly accuracy using them.
	[[category:archery]]		[[category:archery]][[SCAism]]

User 144: categorising

2006-05-16T12:13:17Z

categorising

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	They don't fly as nicely as your regular arrow (in fact, they wobble around an awful lot) but these are the sacrifices we make when playing such a [[game]]. Although, there are many people who can get incredibly accuracy using them.		They don't fly as nicely as your regular arrow (in fact, they wobble around an awful lot) but these are the sacrifices we make when playing such a [[game]]. Although, there are many people who can get incredibly accuracy using them.
			[[category:archery]]

Conrad Leviston: Reverted edit of 221.197.18.233, changed back to last version by Cian

2004-08-30T13:24:01Z

Reverted edit of 221.197.18.233, changed back to last version by Cian

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221.197.18.233: very hot website

2004-08-30T13:22:02Z

very hot website

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Cian at 07:21, 27 August 2004

2004-08-27T07:21:56Z

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	These ~~arrows~~ are used in [[SCA]] [[combat archery]] to minimise injury.		These [[arrow]]s are used in [[SCA]] [[combat archery]] to minimise injury.

	They use a standard [[arrow shaft]] with [[flight]]s, except that a specialised tip is used instead of using a metal point. There are a variety of acceptable tip designs. The most common are:		They use a standard [[arrow shaft]] with [[flight]]s, except that a specialised tip is used instead of using a [[metal]] point. There are a variety of acceptable tip designs. The most common are:
	* [[Markland blunt]]s (large foam construction)		* [[Markland blunt]]s (large foam construction)
	* [[Riverhaven blunt\|"Riverhaven" rabbit blunt]]s (3/4 inch rubber stoppers)		* [[Riverhaven blunt\|"Riverhaven" rabbit blunt]]s (3/4 inch rubber stoppers)

Cian: de-Lochacise

2004-07-22T05:20:53Z

de-Lochacise

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	These arrows are used in [[combat archery]] to minimise injury.		These arrows are used in [[SCA]] [[combat archery]] to minimise injury.

	They use a standard [[arrow shaft]] with [[~~flights~~]], except instead of using a ~~pointed~~ ~~tip,~~ ~~rubber~~ ~~tips~~ ~~which~~ ~~look~~ a ~~lot~~ ~~like~~ ~~chair~~ ~~stoppers~~ ~~are~~ ~~used~~ ~~instead.~~		They use a standard [[arrow shaft]] with [[flight]]s, except that a specialised tip is used instead of using a metal point. There are a variety of acceptable tip designs. The most common are:
			* [[Markland blunt]]s (large foam construction)
			* [[Riverhaven blunt\|"Riverhaven" rabbit blunt]]s (3/4 inch rubber stoppers)

			Most [[kingdom]]s only use the Markland design for a variety of reasons. [[Lochac]] uses the Riverhaven design which results in far more archery being incorporated into [[war]]s.

	They don't fly as nicely as your regular arrow (in fact, they wobble around an awful lot) but these are the sacrifices we make when playing such a [[game]]. Although, there are many people who can get incredibly accuracy using them.		They don't fly as nicely as your regular arrow (in fact, they wobble around an awful lot) but these are the sacrifices we make when playing such a [[game]]. Although, there are many people who can get incredibly accuracy using them.