by bo1 » Tue Jul 12, 2011 11:34 am
btw, the simple way to make this change is to add "or larger equivelent metal blunt" to the rule after penny . makes everything ok and still makes penny the basic measure, but makes larger aluminum, nickles or quaters legal.
we can even state that the metal must be the larger blunt equivalent must be either copper, aluminum, or a cu/al/ni alloy.
All arrows must contain a perpendicular penny or larger equivalent metal blunt secured at the end of the shaft. The larger blunt equivalent must be made from either copper, aluminum, or a cu/al/ni alloy.
this would include all US coins, not dimes as they are not larger, and most of the current round of high quality aluminum machined modular arrows. the secured portion of the rule isnt an issue, we currently check to ensure the head is secured.
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bo1 on Tue Jul 12, 2011 11:46 am, edited 1 time in total.
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