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27093 Egil
eagleclaws_s... Send Email
Mar 1, 2010
12:56 pm
Bumped up, GW is getting close so get those two archer teams to gether and represent your Kingdom during the GET. If you have a team already please secure a...
27094 Mark
gemphyre Send Email
Mar 1, 2010
10:38 pm
Greeting all, I was wondering if anyone had any ideas or designs for an archery "backstop"; besides commercial archery netting. Something that you could set up...
27095 Noah GANZEVOORT
noah_ganzevoort Send Email
Mar 1, 2010
10:42 pm
i have seen that a event and it did work in stoping them it was very helpful ________________________________ From: Mark <sebree@...> To:...
27096 Keith Crawley
percival_de_... Send Email
Mar 1, 2010
11:07 pm
pretty much anything like old blankets or even heavy sheets would work to some extent or other. Its getting them in enough quantity or size etc. to do the job...
27097 Nicholas Calabria
nick_calabria Send Email
Mar 1, 2010
11:11 pm
Greetings Antonio, In the Barony of Ynys Fawr we have designed a portable takedown frame and use shadecloth and rope to provide the netting for catching...
27098 John edgerton
sirjonfitzrauf Send Email
Mar 1, 2010
11:12 pm
You also want them to hang loose and not be stretched tight. The hanging fabric needs to move to help absorb impact. Jon...
27099 William Arwemakere
arwemakere Send Email
Mar 1, 2010
11:18 pm
Locally we had a fellow approach construction sites regarding their netting (used to keep tools and debris from falling on the sidewalks). Apparently once they...
27100 James W
jameswolfden Send Email
Mar 1, 2010
11:33 pm
One alternative that we have used locally for high powered crossbows are sheets of OSB particle board. OSB stands Oriented Strand Board and is like a really...
27101 Edward deWitt
sagebowman Send Email
Mar 2, 2010
12:55 am
We have used cheap drop cloths from the building supply.  It works fairly well, but the higher the poundage, the more likely the arrows will blow through. ...
27102 Terrance Timmons
gpterry_99 Send Email
Mar 2, 2010
1:02 am
Please post to the groups file section so others can peruse. YIS Terrance Of Granite Mountain Shire of Granite Mountain Kingdom of Atenveldt ... From: Nicholas...
27103 G P
garypenzler Send Email
Mar 2, 2010
8:25 pm
Greetings unto the list. I'm looking to speak to some people who make their own arrows from wood they harvest themselves from trees, rather than working with ...
27104 Ld. Cian Rhys Gravenor
cmetaldog00 Send Email
Mar 2, 2010
11:18 pm
Greeting, If you can make it to Lilies War this year, I think they are having a class on making your own arrows from wood that has been harvested. This is, of...
27105 G P
garypenzler Send Email
Mar 3, 2010
1:13 am
No way I can make that. I'm in southern Ontario, Canada, and I don't get to as many events as I'd like, even locally. What kind of woods would people...
27106 kburgess1@...
kellyburges Send Email
Mar 3, 2010
2:12 am
what material is best for modern sca legal crossbows / hand bows ? i want to start making my own but would like some input b4 paying for the wrong materials. ...
27107 frode_kettilsson
frode_kettil... Send Email
Mar 3, 2010
2:25 am
If it please My Lord, I can recommend none better than "The Traditional Bowyers Bible" series of books, which cover all aspects of the bowyers art. Though I...
27108 Guy Taylor
guy.taylor... Send Email
Mar 3, 2010
2:45 am
I'd go with Brownell's B-50 or BCY B-500 (same material, different companies). If you have newer bows that are ok for high performance strings then you could...
27109 padraig@...
frederickfen... Send Email
Mar 3, 2010
3:50 am
I suggest you speak with Master Cunningham, Garvin the Slow, and Gladius the Alchemist. All are Foresters and are on the Greenwood list. Padraig On Tue Mar 2...
27110 RJ Bachner
ragiwarmbear Send Email
Mar 3, 2010
3:57 am
Greetings from southern Quebec. Locally you may find bushy plants like red osier" growing all about your area or something like it. It works great as a self...
27111 Carolus
eulenhorst2000 Send Email
Mar 3, 2010
7:33 am
Splitting works better than sawing for shafts. A split will follow the grain and give a more consistent shaft. Sawing can cut the grain at an angle which may...
27112 lord.ormr Send Email Mar 4, 2010
1:15 pm
In my basement, I use a plain movers blanket hung from the beams. As long as it hangs free, it will move to catch an arrow, even from a high pound bow (I...
27113 G P
garypenzler Send Email
Mar 4, 2010
3:10 pm
All of my experiences to date with arrows have three feathers. But I was watching a video recently about making primitive bows and arrows with simple tools and...
27114 bluecat@...
dirkfrisia Send Email
Mar 4, 2010
3:58 pm
Cross posted from Medieval Trivia. http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/134472/The-heroes-of-Agincour&#92; t...
27115 Dan Scheid
damales_redb... Send Email
Mar 4, 2010
4:22 pm
I have seen 2,3,4 fletch the point of the fletch is to stabilize the arrow. the more fletch incress rotation at the cost of drag. so 2 flech will rotate less...
27116 Carolus
eulenhorst2000 Send Email
Mar 4, 2010
8:24 pm
This is almost correct. Drag is controlled by the number, size, shape, and composition of the fletching and is a very complex formula. Rotation is controlled...
27117 G P
garypenzler Send Email
Mar 4, 2010
8:28 pm
I had always believed that rotation was due to the angles of the feathers, too, but I seem to recall coming across something recently (I wish I could remember...
27118 Carolus
eulenhorst2000 Send Email
Mar 4, 2010
9:23 pm
Yes, an arrow without fletching will develop a clockwise rotation on its own due to torque. Once fletching is added, however, this force is overcome by the...
27119 William Arwemakere
arwemakere Send Email
Mar 4, 2010
9:24 pm
I recently learned that yes, an arrow will have some rotation imperted on it based on your release. I will be doing some hight speed video as soon as I get the...
27120 Edward deWitt
sagebowman Send Email
Mar 5, 2010
1:53 am
Carolus, You said the bare shaft will rotate clockwise.  Is this just from a right hand bow or will a left hand one do the same?  If they both rotate the...
27121 Carolus
eulenhorst2000 Send Email
Mar 5, 2010
4:08 am
it is a factor of torque and is not related to the handedness of the bow. To remember torque effects use the right hand rule. Curl the fingers of your right...
27122 Geirr pík
garypenzler Send Email
Mar 5, 2010
4:50 am
(Small side note: That's not actually true. http://www.snopes.com/science/coriolis.asp) Geirr...
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