flight arrow造句

• In 1542, Henry VIII set a minimum practice range for adults using flight arrows of; ranges below this had to be shot with heavy arrows.
• Tests conducted by Mark Stretton examined the effects of heavier war shafts ( as opposed to lighter hunting or distance-shooting'flight arrows').
• It has been suggested that a flight arrow of a professional archer of Edward III's time would reach but the longest mark shot at on the London practice ground of Finsbury Fields in the 16th century was.
• Fletchings generally range from two to six inches ( 152 mm ) in length; flight arrows intended to travel the maximum possible distance typically have very low fletching, while hunting arrows with broadheads require long and high fletching to stabilize them against the aerodynamic effect of the head.