Thrown Weapons:Equipment standards - Spears: Difference between revisions
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Thrown Weapons Handbook approved for consultation 2 March 2026 |
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==Spears== | ==Spears (including javelins)== | ||
#Spears must not be excessively long or heavy for the person throwing it. | #Spears must not be excessively long or heavy for the person throwing it. | ||
#Spear heads must be firmly attached to the shaft of the spear. | #Spear heads must be firmly attached to the shaft of the spear. | ||
#The shaft must not have any burrs or rough surfaces that could cut or give splinters to an unprotected hand. | #The shaft must not have any burrs or rough surfaces that could cut or give splinters to an unprotected hand. | ||
#The shaft must be sound and without major cracks | #The shaft must be sound and without major cracks. | ||
Latest revision as of 04:28, 1 August 2026
Spears (including javelins)
- Spears must not be excessively long or heavy for the person throwing it.
- Spear heads must be firmly attached to the shaft of the spear.
- The shaft must not have any burrs or rough surfaces that could cut or give splinters to an unprotected hand.
- The shaft must be sound and without major cracks.