AngeleDeSavigny: Approved by the Board of Directors for commentary 25 January 2026 as part of Cut & Thrust

2026-01-30T09:32:37Z

Approved by the Board of Directors for commentary 25 January 2026 as part of Cut & Thrust

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	==General==<!--Also used for C&T-->		==General==<!--Also used for C&T-->
	# All projectiles (rubber bands, thrown weapons, arrows, or bolts) must have a mass no greater than 1 lb (460 g).		# All projectiles (rubber bands, thrown weapons, arrows, or bolts) must have a mass no greater than 1 lb (460 g).
	# Projectiles must have a minimum diameter of 1/4 inch (6 mm) in any direction during flight.		# Projectiles (other than combat archery ammunition) must have a minimum diameter of 1/4 inch (6 mm) in any direction during flight.
	# The striking surface of a projectile must be made of a material with at least 1/4 inch (6 mm) give.		# The striking surface of a projectile must be made of a material with at least 1/4 inch (6 mm) give.
	# No part of the projectile, including the support material underneath the padding, can be sharp.		# No part of the projectile, including the support material underneath the padding, can be sharp.
	# Certain types of projectiles can be disallowed from specific scenarios at the marshals' discretion. For example, ball type projectiles, such as small rubber balls thrown by hand or from a sling, may be unsafe on rigid flooring as they may pose a slip hazard to combatants, but may be safe for use on grass and soft dirt.		# Certain types of projectiles can be disallowed from specific scenarios at the marshals' discretion. For example, ball type projectiles, such as small rubber balls thrown by hand or from a sling, may be unsafe on rigid flooring as they may pose a slip hazard to combatants, but may be safe for use on grass and soft dirt.
	# Material that could flake off when hitting an opponent must not be used on striking surfaces.		# Material that could flake off when hitting an opponent must not be used on striking surfaces.

AngeleDeSavigny: Approved for commentary 18 November 2025

2025-11-25T08:38:54Z

Approved for commentary 18 November 2025

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==General==
# All projectiles (rubber bands, thrown weapons, arrows, or bolts) must have a mass no greater than 1 lb (460 g).
# Projectiles must have a minimum diameter of 1/4 inch (6 mm) in any direction during flight.
# The striking surface of a projectile must be made of a material with at least 1/4 inch (6 mm) give.
# No part of the projectile, including the support material underneath the padding, can be sharp.
# Certain types of projectiles can be disallowed from specific scenarios at the marshals' discretion. For example, ball type projectiles, such as small rubber balls thrown by hand or from a sling, may be unsafe on rigid flooring as they may pose a slip hazard to combatants, but may be safe for use on grass and soft dirt.
# Material that could flake off when hitting an opponent must not be used on striking surfaces.

Rapier:Equipment standards - Missiles - General - Revision history

AngeleDeSavigny: Approved by the Board of Directors for commentary 25 January 2026 as part of Cut & Thrust

AngeleDeSavigny: Approved for commentary 18 November 2025