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	IFGS Weapon Construction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		When a weapon is completed, it must not have too much play or "whip." When swung in a normal fashion, a weapon's tip should not flex more than three inches out of line from the main shaft.
		The guard should be stiff but pliable enough that it will not bend in such a fashion as to trap or damage the hand of the user.
		The weight of a weapon is very subjective, and depends on the individual, but Players are encouraged to make their weapons as light as possible, while following all other standards.
	www.ifgs.org /committees/Safety/ifgs_weapon.htm (1869 words)

	IFGS Weapon Construction
		When a weapon is completed, it must not have too much play or "whip." When swung in a normal fashion, a weapon's tip should not flex more than three inches out of line from the main shaft.
		The guard should be stiff but pliable enough that it will not bend in such a fashion as to trap or damage the hand of the user.
		Sharp edges are not allowed anywhere on the weapon, including non-striking areas (such as the guard on the sword).
	www.ifgs.com /committees/Safety/ifgs_weapon.htm (1869 words)

	Opinion #6255
		19(3), provides that a person licensed as a private security guard is not authorized to carry a deadly weapon unless he or she is licensed to do so.
		29, expressly provides that private security police employed for the purpose of guarding the property and employees of their employer may be furnished a pistol for such purposes, it does not authorize the unlicensed private security police to conceal the pistol on their persons.
		It should also be observed that a private security guard carrying an unconcealed weapon on the premises of his or her employer must be uniformed.
	www.ag.state.mi.us /opinion/datafiles/1980s/op06255.htm (474 words)

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		Weapon Summery -------------- The Battle Stick is part of a group of weapons known in China as Kon, made of hardwood andsharpened to a point at one end.
		Weapon Summery -------------- The Double Stick is based on a type of weapon known as the Kan, and consists of two short metal bars used in tandem.
		Weapon Summery -------------- The sectioned staff is based on the principle of ampliflying the striking power of a simple staff through the use of centrifugal force.
	www.cheatcc.com /pc/sg/last_bronx.txt (4356 words)

	Boffer Weapon Construction
		Slip the cross guard on to the PVC until it meets the base of your blade.
		Cut out the section of the cross guard were the two meet so that the foam of the blade fits snugly about ½" deep into the cross guard.
		Weapons with large striking heads, like axes, can be made by using open-cell foam and cutting it to the desired shape.
	www.wyvernrising.org /extras/weapon_construction.html (1986 words)

	The Swords of Western Martial Arts
		This conservatism is mandated by the rules the weapon is fenced under, since epeeists may touch their opponents anywhere on their body, and double-hits score against both fencers.
		Far lighter and faster than the military weapon, the dueling saber was popular in Italy, and it is upon this weapon that the fencing saber is based.
		However, the dueling saber had a slight curve and was sharpened along the entire length of the front edge, the first third of the back edge, and equipped with a sharp point, while fencing sabers made today have straight blades, are slightly lighter, and usually have Y-shaped cross-sections.
	www.historicalfencing.org /Ken's_library/pages/Swords_of_WMA02.htm (446 words)

	Weapon Construction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Weapons made with other materials tend not to be safe.
		Tips, pommel tips, and heads of weapons are to be made of "open cell" foam, such as the foam in couch cushions (please do not disassemble your mothers couch to make a sword!).
		Slide the cross guard onto the foam snug up to the blade and secure in place at the base (nearest the grip) with a couple small pieces of duct tape.
	www.shiftedlands.com /support/Rules/SL_Rules_Weapon.htm (2450 words)

	AG 99-189
		However, an armed security guard authorized to carry a duty weapon during working hours would not be prohibited from carrying a handgun in off duty hours pursuant to a handgun carrying permit issued pursuant to Tenn. Code Ann.
		A security guard or officer would be authorized to take his/her duty weapon with him/her during a break off post, provided that the guard or officer expects to return to duty immediately upon the conclusion of the break to resume work.
		Therefore, the only authority by which a security guard could carry a firearm during off duty hours would be as a private citizen with a handgun carrying permit issued pursuant to the provisions of Tenn. Code Ann.
	www.tennesseefirearms.com /law_regs/agopinions/ag_99189.asp (1539 words)

	The Camelot Herald (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Drawing a weapon or engaging in combat will cancel the effect and cause the player to be visible.
		Guard I at specialization 5, Guard II at specialization 10, Guard III at specialization 15.
		To gain weapon styles, one must be capable of training in these weapons.
	www.camelotherald.com /characters/abilities.php (1184 words)

	Weapon Crafting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Swords are the basic weapons of choice for the fantasy swashbuckler, fighter, mercenary, pirate, thug, knight, paladin, etc. Bear in mind that all players are not as tough or resigned to pain and discomfort as you might be.
		You may wish to "seat the blade" in the cross-guard by trimming the guard to allow a flush joint between blade and guard, in effect recessing the blade somewhat into the guard.
		Katana style guards may be constructed using the cores from duct tape as the support.
	www.pitel.net /~rollingf/Weapons.html (1548 words)

	swordsport
		All three weapons in fencing may be identified by the guard, which protects the fencer’s hand holding the base of the blade.
		The “en guard” or ready position for the foil is very similar to that of the épée.
		The en guard position in sabre is different from the other two weapons because they are not as focused on their tip.
	www.swordsport.com /weapons.html (1126 words)

	The National Guard - Official Website of the National Guard
		Guard Teams Conduct Weapon of Mass Destruction Exercise National Guard teams from across New England conducted an exercise in Truro, Mass., May 4-11 to test their ability to respond to a lengthy weapon of mass destruction event...
		National Guard's critical role in Kosovo Mihajlo Kostic was given both the book and the ability to talk about it in fluent English by a National Guard Citizen-Soldier...
		Guard's Lack of Equipment Puts U.S. at Risk, Chief Says Congress must either fund equipment for the National Guard or accept the risks of an under-equipped strategic reserve, the Guard's top officer said today...
	www.ngb.army.mil (539 words)

	Opinion #5814
		A person not exempted from the concealed weapon licensing requirement may not, without a license, transport a pistol in his or her motor vehicle between his or her home and place of employment, even though the pistol is unloaded and placed within a wrapper in the trunk of the car.
		cannot carry a deadly weapon unless he or she is licensed to do so in accordance with the laws of this state.
		This letter opinion also held that a private licensed security guard may carry a pistol openly on the premises of his or her employer, without a concealed weapons license to carry a pistol, provided the pistol is carried openly and remains with the employer when the employee is off duty.
	www.ag.state.mi.us /opinion/datafiles/1980s/op05814.htm (1085 words)

	Leitner-Wise Rifle Company: Products: LW15.499 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		It should be understood however, that the LW15.499 is a complete weapon system in its own right and not a mere conversion of the 5.56 mm gun.
		The first prototype was originally designed and built in 1994 as a proof of concept demonstrator, developed from the outset to overcome the recognized lack of ‘knock-down’ power of the 5.56 mm weapon system.
		These were semi-automatic weapons and although all the components were manufactured by Leitner-Wise, they were still based on the designs of existing commercial parts.
	www.leitner-wise.com /products/499.htm (699 words)

	Pakistan - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Pakistan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		During the Gulf crisis and war against Iraq of 1990–91, Pakistan sent 11,000 troops to Saudi Arabia to guard Islamic shrines, but there was considerable anti-Americanism within the country and popular support for the Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein.
		In November 1999 she was named as corrupt by the military government in Pakistan, as it fulfilled its threat to crack down on corruption among politicians and businesses.
		Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto admitted in 1991 that Pakistan had the facilities for rapid construction of a nuclear weapon, and in 1994 Nawaz Sharif declared that the country had a nuclear bomb.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /Pakistan (5721 words)

	Homeguard Weapons
		Unlike their mates in the United Army or Mercenary regiments the members of the Home Guard are as much police officers and personal security agents as they are soldiers.
		Each battalion of the Guard is outfitted based upon the mission of that unit.
		The taser is an ancient weapon which fires a dart which remains connected to the weapon by a wire.
	members.cox.net /carlino/Homeguard_weapons.htm (882 words)

	Air National Guard is Ready Around the Clock - October 1981
		Various Air Guard units have roles in every major exercise that is planned, and we are involved in approximately twelve major deployments a year in locations outside CONUS.
		These weapon systems represent sixty-three percent of the Air Force's interceptor force, fifty-seven percent of the tactical reconnaissance force, forty-seven percent of the tactical air support, thirty percent of the tactical airlift, twenty-five percent of the tactical fighters, seventeen percent of the air-refueling tankers, and fourteen percent of the rescue and recovery capability.
		The men and women of the Air National Guard are committed to "providing for the common defense" in the same spirit as their forebears in the original militia 345 years ago.
	www.afa.org /magazine/Oct1981/1081ANG.asp (1587 words)

	Coast Guard Coastal Forces Rate
		The weapons used for familiarity by the Coastal Forces were the M-79, M-14, BAR, M-1, M-1 Carbine,.45 ACP Thompson, M-60 LMG, 1919A4 LMG,.45 ACP Pistol, 3.5 Rocket Launcher, and a flame thrower.
		The fully automatic Colt AR-15 was issued as the Coast Guard weapon for deployment with the Coastal Forces.
		These weapons were the early ones with the light bold carrier and very high cyclic rate of fire.
	www.uscg.mil /hq/g-cp/history/faqs/Coastal_Forces_Rating.html (1245 words)

	Billabong Boardgamers: Princess Ryan's Star Marines review
		Each location has its own special rules that forbid certain kinds of weapons from being used, or adds or subtracts from the Guard's strength, or allows or disallows reinforcements to be played, and so on.
		Weapons come in four types - energy, vehicular, edged, and firepower - with strengths from 1 to 13 in each.
		The weapon cards are also used for another function - a random number generator for whenever such a number is needed, such as determining how much time the marines have spent in their current location, or for determining the result of a lost battle, be it concussion, capture or death.
	www.csse.monash.edu.au /~debbiep/billabong/rprryan.html (658 words)

	Imperial Guard
		The Guard Captain and the Sergeant are also armed with Chainswords.
		Heavy Weapons Troopers are not armed with a Basic Weapon, but have to pay extra for a Heavy Weapon.
		These are the Guard equivalent of Marine Librarians, and act exactly like them with the exception that they do not have the protection of an Aegis Suit, and so they do not get any free protection cards.
	www.fluency.paintedtarget.org /shulk/army/guard.html (503 words)

	Coast Guard Piggyback Weapon
		One of the more innovative weapons used by many of the small combatant craft during the Vietnam conflict was developed by the USCG just prior to the start of US involvement in South East Asia.
		Planners believed that the new weapon might possibly be modified to replace the out dated large machine guns on these patrol craft and therefore provide utility as both a weapon and an illumination system.
		The successes that the combined force of Coast Guard, Navy and water borne Army troops achieved in interdicting infiltrators and then pacifying the areas where they held responsibility, can be attributed, in part, to the innovative thinking of Warrant Officer Hicks.
	pcf45.com /misfire/81-50.html (1751 words)

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		There is a civilian pleading with one of the guards to let her through, but he is adamant in his duties.
		Lure another guard back to the mist, then head back to the gate he was at and kill the civilian there.
		Once the Guards are dead, turn around from the barred door and head to the right side of the room, where there is a ladder.
	www.cheatcc.com /psx2/sg/legacy_of_kain_blood_omen_2.txt (18323 words)

	SHGTUS -- Who are the Tomb Guards?
		The changes in weapons reflect the changes in the Army, however each weapon system is picked for good reasons.
		The M14 is the standard ceremonial weapon used by the 3d U.S. Infantry (The Old Guard) today, and is the current weapon carried by Tomb Guards.
		This model with modified trigger guard to suit a two handed grip and extended base to the magazine, is now the service weapon of the US Army, Navy, Air Force, and Coast Guard.
	www.tombguard.org /weapons.html (791 words)

	Imperial Guard
		The Warriors of the Imperial Guard form the staunch backbone of the desperate war to hold back the relentless tides of the Imperium's enemies.
		Heavy Weapon Teams are either part of normal Imperial Guard squads or they can be grouped together to create support squads that provide cover for the advancing troops.
		Heavy Weapon Teams are either grouped together to create support squads that provide cover for the advancing troops or are part of normal Imperial Guard squads.
	www.gameslore.co.uk /acatalog/Products_Imperial_Guard_368.html (478 words)

	The Army National Guard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The Common Remotely Operated Weapon Stations, or CROWS as they are known, provide crews the ability to locate, identify and engage targets with better accuracy and improved range, while keeping the gunner inside, protected by the vehicle’s up-armor.
		The weapon can be aimed up to 60 degrees above and 20 degrees below in front of the vehicle and can turn a full 360 degrees, allowing the gunner to see almost any threat no matter where it is located in relation to the vehicle.
		With all the features used properly, the weapon can be used at 98-percent accuracy while the vehicle is in motion and the enemy on the run.
	www.arng.army.mil /news/news_view.asp?news_id=1988 (698 words)

	Environmental and Readiness Center News
		To ensure lead ammunition is used in a manner protective of the environment and public health, the Guard is working in cooperation with environmental regulatory agencies and the local community to develop and implement pollution prevention practices on the small arms ranges.
		The Guard has determined that reinstating the use of lead ammunition at Camp Edwards is the best option for resuming training on small arms weapons at the base.
		Not only is lead ammunition available for all weapons on which soldiers need to train, it also can be used in an environmentally protective way when fired and managed properly.
	www.mass.gov /guard/E&RC/smallarms.htm (394 words)

	Guard Soldiers Train for Deployment - DefendAmerica News Article
		U.S. Army soldiers from the Florida Army National Guard's C Company, 2nd Battalion, 116th Field Artillery, take a defensive position while their commander speaks to a local "sheik" during an exercise at the Camp Shelby, Miss., Military Operations in Urban Terrain (MOUT) site.
		Jackson instructs the Guard soldiers to scan the horizon to see the targets when they appear and use peripheral vision to pick up the targets at close range.
		In the safety briefings and on the range, Williams stresses the soldiers must keep their weapons on safe to avoid an accidental firing which could kill a fellow soldier.
	www.defendamerica.mil /articles/may2005/a052005la1.html (701 words)

	The Classical Fencing Society [Virtual Salle - Beginner's Primer]
		The foil is a stabbing weapon, as opposed to the saber which is a cutting or slashing weapon.
		The lunge is executed by extending the weapon arm, keeping the sole of the back foot firmly to the floor, lifting the lead foot, pushing off from the back, placing the lead foot at an extended yet comfortable distance, and recovering to the En Garde position.
		A simple pass is as follows: beginning in the upper line right, section 1, on guard in sixth (6), the fencer passes the point to the upper line left, section 2, position 4 by tracing a semicircle under the left side.
	www.cfssda.org /primer.html (4147 words)

	New & Optional Rules
		The guard must state that she is guarding a specific person, close group, or item.
		If the guard herself is targeted while defending, then the guard only receives her 1/4 Defensive Tactics.
		The guard must make a successful Agility or Dexterity roll (whichever is appropriate) to avoid injury.
	soreastcst.tripod.com /OnlineRules/NewRules01.htm (267 words)

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