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Combat Archery
Combat Archery Authorization process
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Combat Archery Authorization Process and Steps
The combat archery authorization process in the West Kingdom is a bit more demanding than that of heavy weapons. Here in the West Kingdom, it is required that a candidate for authorization pass both a verbal interview and a practical/observed test of skill in actual combat.
Verbal test includes the following
Rules of the "List"
Review of the West Kingdom Combat Archery rules
Review of the Society Combat Archery rules
Effective immediately, the following changes to equipment are required due to repeated incidents of helm penetrations:
Combat Archery ammunition may have at most 1.25" thick padding on the tip after taping.
All UHMW & Siloflex/Rubber Stopper ammunition must have a side wrap of foam added that brings the total diameter of the blunt to at least 1.5" after taping. This wrap must extend from the tip to at least 1/2" over the UHMW or Siloflex itself.
All fletches on any arrows, bolts, or thrown weapons can project no further than 1/2" from the shaft, or must be 1.5" thick.
NOTE: All Marshals need to be rigorous in their inspections of all tips (arrows & thrusting) and mass weapons. Ensure that the foam is firm, will not bend over, returns to shape when compressed, and can not be easily pushed into a legal helm more than 1/2".
Kill convention (how you kill and how you are killed)
- Kingdom Armored Combat Manual 2007
- Society Earl Marshal rules and interpretations
- Missile Weapon Standards
- Sample Authorization Questions
- CA Bolt & Arrow Inspection guidelines
Nice to have knowledge:
Authorization Steps
About 1 hour review of the bullet points above
Review of arrow construction (you must bring arrows that you have constructed to the authorization)
Inspection of your arrows/bots and bow or crossbow (these items may be borrowed equipment)
Observation of behavior on the battlefield