Live steel - Revision history

User 144 at 05:40, 26 March 2006

2006-03-26T05:40:06Z

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	'''Live Steel''' is an reenactment term for actual [[edged]] [[weapons]]. Typically this means a sharpened [[sword]], [[knife]], [[spear]] or [[axe]], but blunted weapons such as [[hammer]]s or [[mace]]s may fall under this category.		'''Live Steel''' is an reenactment term for actual [[edged]] [[weapons]]. Typically this means a sharpened [[sword]], [[knife]], [[spear]] or [[axe]], but blunted weapons such as [[hammer]]s or [[mace]]s may fall under this category.

	Live steel is rarely used in [[SCA]] [[combat]] [[events]], but is featured in some other [[~~reenactment~~]] groups.		Live steel is rarely used in [[SCA]] [[combat]] [[events]], but is featured in some other [[re-enactment]] groups.

	In the [[SCA]] one is required to state "[[clear]]!" when drawing live steel. Otherwise, all live steel must be [[sheath]]ed safely at all times: this includes sheathes for spear- and axe-heads, whether such sheathes were [[period]] or not.		In the [[SCA]] one is required to state "[[clear]]!" when drawing live steel. Otherwise, all live steel must be [[sheath]]ed safely at all times: this includes sheathes for spear- and axe-heads, whether such sheathes were [[period]] or not.

User 144 at 05:39, 26 March 2006

2006-03-26T05:39:32Z

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	Live steel is rarely used in [[SCA]] [[combat]] [[events]], but is featured in some other [[reenactment]] groups.		Live steel is rarely used in [[SCA]] [[combat]] [[events]], but is featured in some other [[reenactment]] groups.

	In the [[SCA]] one is required to state "[[clear!]]" when drawing live steel. Otherwise, all live steel must be [[sheath]]ed safely at all times: this includes sheathes for spear- and axe-heads, whether such sheathes were [[period]] or not.		In the [[SCA]] one is required to state "[[clear]]!" when drawing live steel. Otherwise, all live steel must be [[sheath]]ed safely at all times: this includes sheathes for spear- and axe-heads, whether such sheathes were [[period]] or not.

	[[US]] [[metal weapons groups\|re-enactment groups]] use this term to describe blunt weapons.		[[US]] [[metal weapons groups\|re-enactment groups]] use this term to describe blunt weapons.

User 144 at 20:10, 22 March 2006

2006-03-22T20:10:30Z

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	In the [[SCA]] one is required to state "[[clear!]]" when drawing live steel. Otherwise, all live steel must be [[sheath]]ed safely at all times: this includes sheathes for spear- and axe-heads, whether such sheathes were [[period]] or not.		In the [[SCA]] one is required to state "[[clear!]]" when drawing live steel. Otherwise, all live steel must be [[sheath]]ed safely at all times: this includes sheathes for spear- and axe-heads, whether such sheathes were [[period]] or not.

			[[US]] [[metal weapons groups\|re-enactment groups]] use this term to describe blunt weapons.

	[[category:SCAism]]		[[category:SCAism]]

Paul Matisz at 17:26, 22 March 2006

2006-03-22T17:26:51Z

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'''Live Steel''' is an reenactment term for actual [[edged]] [[weapons]]. Typically this means a sharpened [[sword]], [[knife]], [[spear]] or [[axe]], but blunted weapons such as [[hammer]]s or [[mace]]s may fall under this category.

Live steel is rarely used in [[SCA]] [[combat]] [[events]], but is featured in some other [[reenactment]] groups.

In the [[SCA]] one is required to state "[[clear!]]" when drawing live steel. Otherwise, all live steel must be [[sheath]]ed safely at all times: this includes sheathes for spear- and axe-heads, whether such sheathes were [[period]] or not.

[[category:SCAism]]