The Craziest Arrow Tips On Amazon! 

I'd like to see you get a bunch of those whistling tips and fire them from one of your full auto bows and/or the Instant Legolas bows!

the purposes of the whistling arrows are: -signalling -scaring the enemys horses

About the whistling arrow: There is a historical variant in ancient Japan (Heian era) called the Kabura-ya (turnip-head arrow). It is basically what Joerg thought it was for - it's a signaling and messenger arrow. The whistling sound is basically used to alert the recipient that a message has been delivered. It's also used as a pre-battle intimidation tactic during wartime. Basically to demoralize the enemy into believing you have a superior number of warriors. Something like that happened in the Battle of Kurikara in 1183, where the number of whistling arrows fired by each side slowly increased from 15 shots to over a hundred shots over several exchanges of arrow volleys. Nowadays, such whistling arrows is used for Shinto cleansing rituals to ward off evil spirits. Most often seen (and heard) during the New Years Day at Japanese Shinto shrines.

You know, I imagine it's pretty scary if you suddenly hear a high-pitched mechanical whistle followed by a sharp pain in your body.

Imagine being brutally hunted and killed with “the funny arrow”

can you imagine if a robber came to this guys house, he'd just hear a menacing laugh "let me show you its features"

1000 of those whistling tipped arrows from multiple directions would be terrifying to an enemy force

sentences that have never been said in history: "i think it will create a very funny wound canal"

I dont know who this man is, why it's in my recommended but I love how happy he is about everything and now I'm going to watch more

Is it just me or does this man exude the most friendly nature while also being the kind of person would kill me in half a second Also his laugh brings me so much joy

The bow fishing head actually makes a lot of sense when I think about it. When the fish tries to swim away, the broadhead deploys and if not snags it, guts it. It's kind of like what I've heard about a sharks teeth. They're designed in such a way where it's easy to get in but hard to get out. If a shark bit you and you tried to pull away, it would make the wound much worse. I believe it's a similar concept.

19:30 "And they are expanding. Ah, yes. The cruelty is there." 😂

I'm somehow convinced the sellers didn't account these arrows being fired with four times the strength of a normal bow

His laugh... it is like santa with a badass arsenal of weapons

This man is a 2012/2011 RU-vid Classic Glad to see you back in the recommended Joreg

Dinnertime at the Sprave household "Oh no! My Pizza Cutter broke! How can we slice it now" Jorge "AHA! I Have an arrowhead with that very feature!"

Please load the full auto crossbow with the screaming arrows of death please pleeeeease😄🙏

Never in a million years would I have thought that I would quietly watch a German guy try slicing a pizza with an arrowhead only to fail and instead use a pocket knife.

That first tip was introduced in the USA decades ago. They were in "Archery World" magazine as far back as the 80's when I was a little kid just starting in archery. They are meant for small game, squirrels, raccoons and the like. The springy bits off the side keep the arrow from burying in the grass and the blunt tip delivers all the impact while minimizing penetration. Small game just needs a hard "punch". They were sold as "Judo points".

Huh that twittering arrow becomes a biblically accurate angel when slowed

Imagine you break in his house and your hear his sinister laughter as he fires some weird triple edged scalpel sharp poisoned death dark from narnia at you that he got from Amazon

"it will also create a very funny woud canal" sometimes im so terrified of this man

I think the acoustic arrow tip can be viewed as an acoustic version of signal flare, it can be used to announce your position, though I am not sure who would use it in this day and age.

The twittering broadhead might have some psychological effect on it when used in combat.

That “twitting” tip is used for signaling in ancient times. There was a Xiongnu chanyu in the 3rd century BC called Modu, who invented such a type of sirening arrows and trained his horse archers to shoot volleys at whichever direction the sound went, sort of like how a tracer works. He even ordered them to shoot his favorite horse and concubine, and anyone who hesitated were judged as disloyal and summarily executed. Modu’s father preferred the younger son, and exiled Modu. Modu later assassinated his father during a hunting trip using the sirening arrow.

‘Funny wound canal’ is something I never thought I’d hear

Imagine you break into his house. You hear his deep laugh, then an arrow whizzing through the air. The last thing you hear before you die: “let me show you it’s features.”

Why can’t I ever have a neighbor like you?🤣👊 Every time you laugh you put a smile on my face bro! Love the constant!

"Very funny wound canal" lol what a sentence

"It looks like a mini Pizza cutter." So use it to cut pizza from 30 meters.

I don't know how I found this guy, but I love it. He has a great humor and is a lot calmer and more entertaining than most other channels of this kind

after his laugh, my favorite thing about him is how he says "broadhead"

Jorge: So i made a knife that violates the geneva convention

First of all, yeah, glad you realised the “cruelty tip” is just a normal fishing tip. And for the small game tip (the one with 5 claws), if you read the sellers description, you will probably find a maximum bow power it should be used at, typically 50 or 60 pounds from a recurve or compound bow. That’s to prevent penetration. You shot of out of a 200lb crossbow so of course it’s gonna destroy the tip and go through the jell. That’s not it’s designed use.

Most whistling arrows are used for hunting and the whistle is designed to cause a predictable reaction, such as to startle the animal between release and impact. Regulations are often very specific about which arrow to use for which animal, implying that some animals may have responded differently to certain sounds. You can also use the whistling Arrowhead to warn other Hunters that there are either Bears or Wolves in the area.

@23:52 Next project: Modify broad head tip with actual pizza cutter blades, , attach to an arrow and shoot it at a pizza (toppings arranged like a target of course) and slice the pizza that way! Awesome video BTW.

"THIS IS FOR KILLING PEOPLE" I love this german dude, he's so chill that makes you kinda uncomfortable

"I'm supposed to be on a diet" Oh the sacrifices we make for science...

I just watched 25 minutes of some guy shooting jello with medieval weapons and showing off his murderous pencil, and i enjoyed it

The multi pronged arrow tip at 12:45 is a "Judo" point designed for small game such as rabbits and birds imparting a lot of shock without penetrating, but if you miss your target the prongs grab the grass and the arrow tumbles and lays on the surface and doesn't bury itself in the ground by "snaking"

*The main villain explaining his master plan with arrows tips*

When the apocalypse happens this guy is gonna be our Father Grigori.

The "funny" armed head is modeled after what is commonly called a "judo point" in the US. It is indeed used for small game and stump thumping. The arms help to prevent a missed shot from burying the arrow in the grass completely

"It will create a very funny wound canal" ...only Joerg to say this!! LOL!! 😂😂

This man sounds like a quest giver in an RPG and I think it's objectively the best thing ever.

...*Deathscream of a Citizen*...*someone pulls the arrow out of him, unscrews the arrowhead and reads the message*... Lord Sprave is sending all his citizens his regards XD

21:44 I love the nickname "king of fun" lol🤣 A small tip: Actually that arrow was something quiet common long time ago in east Asia. It was used for multiple purpose, such as delivering mails to enemy army when unable to send a messager, and the voice was just like saying "knock-knock, this is not an arrow for attacking and there is something important with it". Also, some tribe leaders used it to send commands, like pointed out the target for their horse archer bodyguards in hunting or combat.

Lol...pizza cutter at the end and eating it for our benefit too...too kind! 😂🤣😅👌👍

The springs on the first tip cause it to flip upright when it hits grass rather than skimming along the ground under tall grass and getting lost. They work very well.

the twittering arrow tip is a Chinese traditional tip called “响箭 ” it usually used as a charge signal if you ambush someone.

As a mercy giver, it was used in the arm pit, straight into the heart. Fairburn & Sykes ( British commando daggers) were an immediate death sentence for men & women) whoever was caught during WW2 in occupied Europe, that was on Hitler's personal orders. That's the level of fear that surrounded that silent killer, it had no- other function. Great show/content as usual Joerg.🇩🇪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿👍

Joerg, you’re truly a tactical fabricator genius! Awesome!!!!

Imagine breaking in somewhere and u just hear "Do you know what I love about this stiletto? It's only for killing people" and you know it's over

1:50 As you can see here, an "Italian weapon of war that was banned by the Geneva Suggestion" - colorized

Great video, I love your demeanor you always seem so happy and positive. I regret I’ve only seen about three videos but from now on that will change as I’ve remembered to subscribe ! I usually fall victim to opening hundreds of tabs of interesting things and I get lost in RU-vid then forgetting to subscribe ( or falling asleep with my iPad on my face) . Keep up the great work, infectious positivity, and great fun videos !!!

Don’t know why I’m watching him but his happiness makes me happy

"you could put in a message in here to communicate and.." Me: "EXPLOSIVES!"

Growing up, we used those spring loaded arrows to hunt squirrels. The springs help bring it to a stop along the ground (or other things) if you miss the animal. The “war” arrow head is for bow fishing. Keeps the fish from escaping after you shoot it.

16:30 from what I understand, the triangle shape makes it hard to stitch the wound. Also, *IF* it was used a parrying side arm, the edges give you information and control over the oppents weapon.

I haven't watched this channel for years. I discovered him when I was like 16. Thank god, I found this channel again. I am 20 now. I love this guy so much

"To stab someone so he dies quickly" [ominous chuckle]

that pizza cutter arrowhead looks like a goddamn war crime

Your enthusiasm is infectious. Thank you for sharing.

whistling tips are actually really useful for locating the arrow from a far shot, and for training

"The stiletto has one thing that i love, this only have a single purpose, this is for killing people" Ok.

Sein Lachen ist so herrlich 😂 imagine getting shot by an arrow and hear him laugh in the distance 😂

This is a man that trusts his skill so much he put his IPhone next to his shooting target.

I think the twittering Arrow was made for giving a Warnsignal. I remember that i have seen something like that in an old Robin Hood Movie.

I saw a video made my a Russian fellow that describing ancient arrow types from that region. One of the arrows had a large hollow whistling chamber that was hand carved. He described that the whistling was made to replicate the sounds of falcons and birds of prey. The hunter wait by bodies of water and would fire the arrow over a passing flock of water foul. Sometimes the sound would cause the birds to panic and land in the water for safety. If successful in diverting the flock to the water, the follow up shots to actually hit the birds would be easier to make. The wooden chamber at the end of the arrow was also carved into a diamond shape, which supposedly recreated the shape of a diving bird of prey.

Legend says Jörg has to shave every ten minutes due to his incredible manliness

HOW IS THIS SO RELAXING TO WATCH!?

This guy is awesome, like my german uncle / dad I didn't know I wanted, love from USA!

nobody's gonna talk about how he put so much effort into a video that he made not one but TWO props (stelleto knife and a pizza cutter) one just to show damage and one for sake of comady. this man cares so much about his audience that he added probably hours of production time for demonstration purposes to keep US entertained. you are so incredibly selfless and i enjoy every second i spend watching your videos. edit: and a pizza, although that might be for his lunch, thank you shrimp ketchup

24:29 Someone falling into one of the many booby-traps around the property.

Idk why this randomly popped in my recommended but I can’t stop hearing him say broad-head and his chuckle I could picture being heard in a Middle Ages pub. Fun to watch.

The springs are to prevent the tips from breaking on contact with an object, saving the arrow to be fired one more time.

The ending with the pizza cutter is my favorite.

Also I just want to say that there is something really refreshing about how Earnest and humble and fun you are in your videos, everything about how you present yourself feels so natural and normal. It's hard to explain but it's very comforting to just see regular sane people having a good time and smiling especially in the current climate

I remember dimly some early Robin Hood movies, where they used special howler arrows for signalling. They shot the message arrow in a high trajectory roughly in the direction of the recipient. A message would be wrapped around the shaft and the noise would alert the watchmen of the incoming message and also make it easier to find it.

Whistling tips are a novelty tip now ,but were used for communication in old times

the twittering arrow's purpose is obviously to take core meat samples at distance

The first one is what we call a “judo” point. It is by far the best small game point you can get! Your arrows are much easier to retrieve! I have shot a pickup truck load of grouse through the years with judo points and have lost very few arrows! With the high cost of carbon arrows this is a awesome result!

We use those judo points (spring loaded) to go "stump hunting" or practice shooting on tree stumps in the forest. Springs help the arrow from burying into the ground and the stump point from the arrow burrying into the tree.

I searched up about cheap but good quality pocket knives and tips etc and came accross this guy and his energy is a amazing and so genuine. I am subscribed and can't wait for more videos!

The one with springs is a Judo point, I only use them on my recurve because you dont want too much power. You definitely dont want it to penetrate. Great video!

The whistling arrow is for demoralizing enemys. The japanese used them.

This man looks like the most happy person in the world. It’s good content and it makes my day! :)

ive been watching this guy forever. i love his reviews and the best thing about him is that laugh. man i could hear you laugh all day lmao. you are amazing keep doing your thing man!!

His laugh is like the kind wise yet comedic master that’s training you to be the best in a certain skill.

“Jelly poison” sounds way too intimidating for something that starts with “jelly”

I love the way this man laughs, so evil, yet wholesome

The spring loaded head is for stump shooting. Thirty years ago I subscribed to Bohunter magazine, and I remember an article introducing them and their purpose.

“I won’t slap the top because there’s rat poop” *puts his hand all over the rat poop when stabbing it *

You said the word cruelty so grimly, it shows your humanity. I remember, you had shamed a hunter for using a blunt arrowhead in one of your videos. I respect that.

first one is a judo tip. used to shoot cans thrown around the yard to simulate bowfishing. the hooks and springs are to catch the lawn so you can find your arrows.

This man... is the coolest man ever

Enemy: gets ambushed Joerg: points a knife to his neck "Let me show you it's features" Evil Santa lough

this guy is so wholesome but scary at the same time XD

The purpose of the tip with retractable hooks is fishing. It's so that you can reel your fish in without the arrow coming out

The springy ones make pulling out arrows so much easier