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    Awesome slow motion footage of when broadheads meet bone!

    This is some cool stuff! Enjoy!

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    #2
    The arrows they shoot seem awful fragile. Pretty cool video though...

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      #3
      man that is awesome...not sure what i learned from it but awesome footage

      i think they need to glue their nocks in better...lol

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        #4
        Excellent footage!

        Do all of our arrows flex that badly upon impact? One of them bent so badly that it snapped the arrow.

        I understand that upon release all arrows are going to flex and bend to some extent, but IMO that seems a bit excessive. Is it possible that these arrows were released within close proximity of the target and that is the flex caught on the video?

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          #5
          I would have never thought the arrows would still be flexing like that. They must have been shooting right up on them. At 20 yds, the arrows should have stabalized.

          I also agree that they seem very fragile.

          Very cool video.

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            #6
            Never thought of it but I bet you guys are right. They must have been up close. Many times the nocks came off and there seemed to be at least three arrows that just flat out broke.

            I bet they were shooting light arrows set up for speed...lol

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              #7
              Why do they lose so many nocks and fletchings?

              Anyone else notice the blades coming off the mechs?
              Last edited by TXJon; 07-21-2009, 06:55 AM.

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                #8
                The Shuttle T-locks seemed to really smash the bone and through a lot of debris when they passed through.

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                  #9
                  All those videos were neat. How would you like to be the guinea pig for that wrist slap

                  That rage 2 blade opening on the water balloon was impressive.

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                    #10
                    I'm guessing that meat was frozen? That's the only thing I can come up with that would explain the damage to the arrows.

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                      #11
                      good videos. No wonder wrist slap stings so bad! That stung just to watch!

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                        #12
                        I wondering the same thing about the nocks and fletchings flying off before passing through...

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                          #13
                          i learned not to buy those arrows...

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                            #14
                            And that's just one side. Imagine what happens when the broadhead slices thru the other side of an animal. It takes a lot of energy to drive an arrow all the way thru and apparently it does a lot to the arrow as well. Great video.

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                              #15
                              Great videos. The one showing the risers of multiple bows flexing when shot was pretty amazing. They showed it to compare the design of their bow, of course but still interesting.

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