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Re: dollar cost for awards

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From: Ian "Rhys" Klinck
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 15:38
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In article <9301081505.aa10872@mc.lcs.mit.edu> SAUNDRSG@qucdn.queensu.ca (Graydon) writes:
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>Far better, I think, to set up a goal (shoot a 14 score yard clout with
                                              ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

The trick being, of course, to find a 14-score yard range... We have enough
trouble just getting any archery at an event around here, especially in the
winter season!

However, I do agree with the sentiments expressed in your missive.  I,
personally, shoot a modern recurve.  I would like to "upgrade" to a "real
longbow" eventually, but between the cost and what I know it will do to my
scores, I'm really hesitant.  I guess if longbows were given special
consideration (as little as a separate class, even - which, I suppose, would
require more longbow(wo)men than there are currently, to make it worthwhile),
that would counter the scoring problem... now if we could only do something
about that cost thing...

Admitting to being a bit of a competitive sort,
Rhys.
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From: icklinck@cayley.uwaterloo.ca (Ian "Rhys" Klinck)
Subject: Re: dollar cost for awards
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