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Discussion of traditional target archery in the Society for Creative Anachronism, an historical re-creation and recreation group.

Re: Looking for Port Oxford Cedar shafts at reasonable price I am not saying it would be easy, but maybe we need to find a USA maker and seller of arrow shafts to eliminate the import taxes. -Caedmon [Non-text portions Posted - Thu Aug 21, 2008 1:55 pm	THL Caedmon Wilson caeman Offline Send Email
Re: Real champions ... http://www.sthubertsrangers.org/ Posted - Thu Aug 21, 2008 1:54 pm	Hobbe hobbe_yonge Offline Send Email
Re: Looking for Port Oxford Cedar shafts at reasonable price A point of contention, however, is that while all other items taxed are by a % of the price (10 to 13%, roughly), arrow shafts are treated differently, with a Posted - Thu Aug 21, 2008 1:45 pm	logantheboweyder loganthebowe... Offline Send Email
Re: Archery Authorizations Confusion I'm going to again go somewhere in the middle...a competition is not the place to put a brand new archer. A practice range at an event, great! One of the best Posted - Thu Aug 21, 2008 1:43 pm	Jessi Baas divinite_tak... Offline Send Email
Re: Archery Authorizations Confusion I disagree, again. Sometimes how a newby is received at an event is paramount to them returning. If I were told I couldn't try archery at my first event, I may Posted - Thu Aug 21, 2008 12:57 pm	Hon.Lady Arianna OSea... fern718jen Offline Send Email
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