Building the 11 Factor Hunting Arrow... Cutting carbon and installing glue in tuffheads.

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In this video you will see me cut the carbon to get the straightest arrow. Squaring and all the other boring stuff you see youtubers do.
Then the fun stuff happens. Installing the 225g Tuffhead glue on adapters and broadheads onto the arrows with impact collars. You will see how to install these to get the truest arrow, and index the broadheads to your bow riser. Remember, uniformity is what we are aiming for. I am going to help you get it.
Resources
Troy Fowler ‪@RanchFairy‬
Troy has a channel all about performance of the arrow THROUGH actual live game. I suggest you go over there and learn all you can.
Dr. Ed Ashby www.ashbybowhunting.org
Dr. Ed has taken over 2 decades of bow hunting research and published it for anyone to review FREE OF CHARGE!!! To ignore would be most unwise.
Jeremy Johnson www.bowhuntingsuccess.com
Jeremy is one of the most successful archery elk hunters in the country. He has written a book that is certain to make you a much better hunter. I recommend you pick up a copy.
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7 июл 2024

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@AdamCooper-qg1oh 29 дней назад

Those aluminum footers are your weak link, ask me how I know.

@PersonalBestOutdoors 29 дней назад

@AdamCooper-qg1oh ordinarily, I wouldn't use aluminum. However, the insert into the heads is made of steel. The aluminum footers from ethics archery are 20gn. When you Install them the way I have in this video (pushed forward into the broadhead and with JB Weld) they have done quite well in my durability testing. That video will be up soon. Since doc Ashby's first most important factor is structural integrity, I discussed the merits of aluminum with him on one of our phone calls. These footers serve one very specific purpose. Preventing the carbon from splintering and expanding upon a hard impact. When shot into a cinder block, they did their job well. I'm curious... what was your experience? Which brand of footers did you use? How were they installed?

@TheNewBowunter 14 дней назад

Why?

@PersonalBestOutdoors 14 дней назад

@TheNewBowunter if you are asking why I am electing to build an arrow that utilized glue on points, it is because structural integrity is the first and most important of the 12 factors enhancing arrow penetration. These arrows are going to be used on elk and other large game, along with an opportunity at dangerous game next year. Where a hard impact (like on heavy bone) is a possibility, threaded arrow heads and moving parts have been documented to fail upon impact, negatively effecting potential penetration. Additionally, building arrows is expensive. So I build them to last with quality components that do not break or fail. Where they can be re-sharpened, re-fletched and re-used. Was I understanding and answering your question correctly? Thank you for watching. Happy hunting!

@TheNewBowunter 14 дней назад

@@PersonalBestOutdoors Ahhh that makes more sense..I thought you were going after one big mean whitetail! LOL

@PersonalBestOutdoors 14 дней назад

@TheNewBowunter I'm always going after the big ones. But it's just to beat myself. I'll have a lot of hunting content up this fall. In the mean time, feel free to check out the other videos talking about this build. Let me know if you have any questions. Happy hunting