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Rankling Arrow |
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An arrow with a detachable head which remains in the wound when the arrow is removed. |
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Rauchköcher |
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An arrow quiver of the 'Landsknechte', covered with fur and containing arrows up to 100 cm long with their heads pointing upwards. |
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Recurve |
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A bow whose tips curve away from the archer. |
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Recurve Bow |
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A bow where the limbs bend away from the archer when held in the firing position. |
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Release |
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The act of letting go of the string to launch the arrow. |
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Release Aid |
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A mechanical device that allows smoother release of the arrow. |
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Rimankyu |
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A frame for carrying a small bow and it's arrows, Japan. |
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Robin Hood |
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The feat of driving the tip of an arrow into the end of another arrow that's already in the target. Named, of course, for Robin Hood's legendary accomplishment. |
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Rochettes |
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Fire arrows thrown by balistas, 14th century. |
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Round |
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A certain number of arrows, shot from established distances, in competition. A round is made up of ends, as a baseball game is made up of innings. |
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