HEAVY VS LIGHT ARROW PENETRATION TEST! (BALLISTIC GEL) 

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Yes sir

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I was going to say the exact same thing. Lost a lot of momentum and penetration in that arrow due to the erratic flight. A heavier arrow is only a start to increasing penetration. The bigger changes come with high FOC.

GOOD CALL

That could also be him canting his wrist..

I've not seen the other shots just the pig

Rewatch the video he hit a limb you can see the limb waving back and forth when the arrow hits it and deflects

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Lol yes

Nothing you said made any sense and you should probably stop commenting.

But its easier to blame the equipment.......

Heavy arrow

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the one had its head stuck in the fence for like the first minute hahah

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I agree

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Yes

I hate it when that crap happens

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For some reason 😏

I’m not lying they look fun

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@@remingtonsmith734 he’s just being nice

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Same lol, my teacher hasn’t showed up so I took this as a free time to watch kendall

Its saturday

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@@jacobarnold9625 in what world

I get to watch this instead of school

Correction: Kinetic energy=Mass x Veloctity squared Momentum= Mass x Velocity. Arrows kills through momentum, penetrating and cutting. Bullets kill through hydrostatic wound channels, created through sheer kinetic energy.

@@ianstiehl1994 Yeah.. I think so too.

No

No go make some vids

Stop asking for clout and plus this is your first time commenting and plus you probaly were left in the side of the highway

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Yes sir

Spine has a lot to do with energy uptake and retention. I get a lot more speed from my 250s, but they take less resistance to stop. I usually just go heavier for bigger game, and lighter for rabbits and such.

The OP doesn't understand why energy transfer is important.

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Yes

I am extremely embarrassed that it's never occurred to me to take the friggin nocks out. Oh my god.

yup.

SAME

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I would love that

Funny

really

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Sounding like you hit a 2x4 is a bad thing

Same here

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A bow stores energy, and a percentage of that energy is transferred to the arrow. Arrows of different mass will have different efficiencies from the same bow. If they are too light, bow shock will indicate energy that didn’t go to the arrow. The lighter arrow won’t always have more kinetic energy. It depends on where the sweet spot is for the grains per pound of the bow/arrow combo. I chronoed 530 grain vs 650 grain arrows from a 50 lb @ 31” Korean trad bow, and the heavier one actually ended up with more energy. It was slower, but got more energy from the bow evidently. Also, momentum (mass*velocity) seems to be more important when it comes to broadhead arrows. They typically go completely through animals and cut along the way. If they are blunts, energy is key.

You and Violet are almost correct. A bow stores a fix amount of energy at full draw. When you release the string, some of that energy has to go into moving the bow's limbs, the string, any other moving parts of the bow, and also into overcoming friction internatl to the bow's limbs, as well as friction between the arrow shaft and the bow, and between moving parts of the bow and the air. This gobbles up some of the bow's energy budget. The rest of the energy that remains can go into moving the arrow. You can think of the energy that gets gobbled up as the bow's "virtual mass". You can think of it as acting like a weight that is permanently attached to the string. You can calculate a bow's virtual mass first by finding out how much energy the bow stores at full draw. Once you know this, take an arrow whose weight you know precisely, then shoot it from your bow and measure its speed. Once you know its speed, you can calculate the arrow's kinetic energy. Subtract its kinetic energy from the amount of energy stored by the bow at full draw. Next, multiply that number by 2. Then divide it by the square of the arrow's velocity. The number you get will be the bow's virtual mass. Once you know the bow's virtual mass, you can estimate the bow's efficiency for any arrow mass. Efficiency is equal to the arrow's mass divided by the sum of the arrow's mass and the virtual mass. Written out mathematically, that would be: Efficiency = Mass_arrow / (Mass_arrow + Mass_virtual). This shows you that efficiency always increases as the arrow's mass increases. For example, for a bow with 10 grams of virtual mass, its efficiency with a 10 gram arrow is 10/(10+10) = 50%. For the same bow shooting a 20 gram arrow, its efficiency is 20/(20+10) = 66%. With a 30 gram arrow, its efficiency is 30/(30+10) = 75%. Since the bow's stored energy at full draw is always the same, this means that given two arrows shot from the same bow, one lighter and one heavier, the heavier arrow will always leave the bow with greater kinetic energy and greater momentum. This is why bows shoot more quietly when they shoot heavier arrows than they do when they shoot lighter arrows. Heavier arrows carry more energy away, leaving less energy left over in the bow to make noise.

Shooting over 30 yards with heavy arrows is irresponsible for 95% of hunters. It's too easy to miscalculate yardage and wound the animal.

@@rainingsteel8162 that's why practice is important, especially if your going to shoot a bow.