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Eadric,<br>
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I read between the lines and came to same answer that you stated about
the "MINIMUM" stand, yet if someone is "new" this activity were to
read it and take it as being the "Full Requirements" without
understanding that it was "Minimum Requirements". Yet in Pug's posting,
there was no mention of it being a "Minimum requirement", which is what
prompted me to post my reply. And mistakes like can and does happen,
which just adds to misinformation being passed away and leads to
confusion. And I did not want to go down nor see someone else go that
path when it could be so earlier to nip it in the bud so to speak. Then
when someone like myself who wears one full gauntlet and one Archer's
Gauntlet showed at an event. The issue of what type or types of
Gauntlets that are allowed would be raised. And in fact did become an
issue at Gulf Wars this year per Iaen Mor.<br>
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I wish to clear this matter and not have to go through such a matter at
an event. Plus, wanted to know if there had been another rule change
that somehow I missed. <br>
<br>
Hope that you and everyone else read this from Iaen, whom respond
quickly to my original posting:<br>
<font face="Arial" size="2">Per Society rules adopted by Ansteorra. A
archer may wear a full gauntlet with a archers gauntlet with a
longbow. They may also wear two archers gauntlets if they choose to.
Crossbows can wear either set. Warning expect to be questioned at
least once while having your armour inspected. Not all marshals are
aware of this. I know I was questioned at GW this year by a Meridian
knight and was lucky that Duke Patrick Michael was there to let him
know of the change. </font><br>
<br>
<br>
Michael Kettering<br>
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Eadric Anstapa wrote:
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Hi,<br>
<br>
I am a full contact CA and I wear a Archer's Gauntlet on my string hand
a full Gauntlet on my bow hand. I shoot a 30 lb., recurve.<br>
<br>
I question the statement or requirement below:<br>
b. General discussion regarding on-field specifics that the fighter<br>
should know with regards to combat archery<br>
i. Archer Gauntlets on both hands<br>
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When did the requirement to wear Archer's Gauntlets on both hands go
into effect?<br>
<br>
The last time, I read CA rules, a person could wear either a full
gauntlet and a Archer's Gauntlet or wear both Archer's Gauntlets on
both hands.<br>
<br>
Michael Kettering<br>
Combat Archer for the Condottieri<br>
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Michael, I dont think Pug intended to imply that an archers gauntlet
was required on both hands.<br>
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An Archers Gauntlet is the MINIMUM REQUIRED on both hands.<br>
<br>
In general you are always free to wear more than the minimum required
if you feel that is needed to insure your personal safety.<br>
<br>
Regards,<br>
<br>
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<font size="+1">HL Eadric Anstapa</font><br>
DSEM CA<br>
<a href="mailto:eadric@scabrewer.com"><i>eadric@scabrewer.com</i></a>
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