[Loch-Ruadh] saw this thought i would let all know
Padraig Ruad O'Maolagain
padraig_ruad at irishbard.org
Thu Feb 3 09:26:51 PST 2005
I am not the Knight Marshal, but I am an inspection and authorizing
marshal, so I'll attempt to answer this.
1) No. A half-gauntlet and a basket hilt provide the required covering.
A full gauntlet would only be required when a weapon has no basket hilt to
cover the back of the hand/fingers.
2) I would interpret this as yes for a half gauntlet, as a shield basket
does not generally cover the wrist. Again, a full gauntlet would only be
required if a shield basket was not used to cover the handle of the
shield.
Other marshals? Am I interpreting this correctly?
Padraig
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Mordikar wrote:
>This poses two questions from me for our knight marshal.
>
>1) by "Only the palm and grip surface of the fingers should be
>unarmored." does this mean the society is requirinf full guantles?
>
>2) does this mean we are now required to wear half / full gauntlets on
>shield arms as well?
>
>
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>> Subject: [Loch-Ruadh] saw this thought i would let all know
>>
>>
>> The Society Marshal ruled that the whole wrist (360 degrees) must
>> be reasonably" covered in all combat evolutions. Only the palm and
>> grip surface of the fingers should be unarmored. The Board upheld
>> this ruling.
>>
>> The Society Marshal ruled that finger gauntlets, provided they are
>> constructed correctly - i.e., full coverage and plates designed not
>> to shear fingers are legal for SCA use. The Board ruled that this
>> matter falls within the authority of the Marshallate, and no Board
>> action is required
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