Fighter practice and my kit pics

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Fighter practice and my kit pics

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I took my new digi-cam on the road today to take pictures for the other forum (monstergarageoutlaws.com) that I frequent. They wanted to know what the fighter practice was that I went to every Sunday. I thought a couple of you might get a kick out of these. There is a pic of my current kit that no one here has seen yet because it suckifies still. I didn't even have my good helm! Darnit.

http://members.cox.net/robojoust2/sunday.html

Warning, BIG pictures!
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Post by Murdock »

Wish my group had a fighter practice....

with fighters...

heavies not fencers

or any group withing reasonable driving distance. :x

The 15th Century rig looks good in the pics i can see.

Wish my practice looked like that
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We average 6 or 7 heavies and 4 or 5 rapiers here every Sunday. It's slowed down due to the Holidays and weather but with Estralla coming up it should start picking up again.
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Post by Lachlann »

Define reasonable distance.....
Im in Oxford Mississippi...and there are groups in between yours and mine.
Want to organize a little raiding party ?
Maybe hit the Tupelo MS group or Starkville MS ?
Tupelo does not have many fighters, neither do I(5), Starkville only has 4 that I know of but 3 of them are crown list level and the other one aint half bad either.
You could also hit up ShadowCon in Memphis next weekend. Not an SCA event but a lot of fun.
http://www.shadowcon.org/

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Post by sarnac »

hmm...

how lucky are we here....


yesterday...

28 fighters

of those 6 were Knights and royal peers including the Reigning Midrealm King...

and that was a lightly attended practice.

Usually we are between 30 to 40 with 8 or more Knights/Royal Peers.
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Post by Talan Gwyllt »

Ok Sarnac. I officialy hate you now. ;)
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Post by Tarquin Bjornsson »

every monday my barony averages 15-20 fighters 3 knights one is a count one is a duke, our practise also has an out of area count (also a knight) once or twice a month
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Post by Iamys_mac »

I count myself pretty lucky as well.

Our normal fighter practice here in Barony of Atenveldt (Metro Phoenix)

averages about 50-60 heavies (sometimes more this time of year).
12-15 of which are knights/masters and or Royal Peers

not sure how many Rapier fighters probably 10ish
and a whole bunch of non-fighter attendees

It's like having a mini-event every week
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Post by Jean Richard Malcolmson »

Our practices are small in Tyler. We are lucky to have more than 6-7 fighters. However, that does include two Dukes and another knight.

When Wingfoot Farms has a joint practice for our scattered alumni, it is a lot better. Four Dukes, a couple of Counts, a half dozen more knights, another dozen squires and trainees.

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Post by ROC »

Pretty lucky here too any were from 8-12.And my Knight shows most weekends.

Thanks for the pics I miss living there. I used to go to that park once in a wile.

ROC
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