Best Google Translate: "Ministerium für gesetzliche Anforderungen für Waffen Experimente", aka "Ministry of Legal Requirements for Weapons Experiments "
@@FazerWiz that’s not deja vu, that’s repetition. Deja vu is the uncanny feeling of having a memory of something you are experiencing for the first time having done it before.
@@prinssdgunofficial2400 It was entirely unnecessary. As a bilingual French speaker I know what it means (literally "already seen"). I was quoting from the move - search for Deja Vu the Matix and you'll see exactly what I mean.
@@jellysquiddles3194 A retarded rule because sights only make a device more accurate i.e. more likely to hit what you intend. Does the state want you to actually miss and hit someone you didn't want to? Because if what they care about is murder, that's pretty much already illegal and someone actually wants to kill someone else isn't going to care a lot about breaking some other stupid law...
@@Jp-ue8xz German law is stupid, no doubt. However, I have the first version of the Steambow Stinger with the attached lasersight and changed the vanilla 50-60 pound limb with the tuned 130 pound Cobra RX (Which in reality is over 150 pounds). And I bought 6 packs of the red hunting arrows. And I even added a leather bicycle handle coat around the metal handle at the back, for comfort and more leverage. And that beast is compact and absolutely deadly. Its so powerful that I shot one red arrow with steal tip on an old door and the tip actually got so deep into the door that I couldnt pull it out without tools. Imagine what it could do to tissue...I highly doubt the wound caused by that could be closed without some serious surgical equipment and expertise. Before death dueto bloodloss occurse, of course...
I recommend rubbing the bolt shafts with paraffin wax for easier removal from targets. It’s available in the canning supply aisle of any supermarket. Maybe wax will increase penetration too!
Jörg says the broadheads penetrate deeper because the veins move into the slot (reducing resistance), but then the broadhead on the long arrow also penetrated deeper, where the veins did not even go into the material. So obviously the broadhead tips themselves do something better.
@@nilok7 i dont even know why they do it. Its like they cant sleep at night unless they pass some bullshit law that really pisses everyone off and takes away freedoms.
Looking at the results of the smaller bolt Im thinking if the flights were made to detach when under pressure from the target (maybe have them mounted in slots, so they push out backwards )it might get further into the target.
Might be hard to get them to stay with the bolt during flight but still break away on entering the target. Unless... Idea... Make the nock a breakaway part and have the the fins attach to it. The string would accelerate the bolt by pushing the nock and that way it will stay with the bolt. The fit between the bolt and the nock can be loose enough that it easily is stripped from the bolt when entering the target. OK so it can probably be done, but the question is how much of a difference would it make.
The vanes aren't as big of a factor as you made them out to be. The target material resists compression and takes energy to compress robbing it from the projectile. The boradhead cuts material in a wider path than the shaft. The material around the shaft has to be displaced regardless, but the broadhead allows the material to be compressed to a lesser degree locally- it spreads the compression throughout the now "freed" material.
It seems to me that the bodkin tips would be a prefarable "all round" type of bolt. If you're firing at a moving target, it's hard to guarantee that a broadhead will hit soft tissue. But with the bodkin, if you hit a ribcage, it's tip is likely to cause the bodkin to slide in between the ribs, even if it first hits a rib directly by glancing. Or if you hit skull bone, the bodkin is powerful enough to break through.
Nope. The bodkin, while cool, generally does not penetrate as well as a field point. I’ve tested it, both on archery targets and on pork shoulder. What the bodkin penetrates effectively is chain mail. The person breaking into your home? The odds on him wearing chain mail ever, let alone while invading your home, are effectively zero.
THE MORE I SEE OF MR JEORG, THE MORE I AM CONVINCED THAT HE COULD INVAID THE SUDATON LAND ALL ON HIS OWN, BUT WITH A BIG SMILE & A CHUCKLE,! BEST OF LUCK JOERG.
darn having visions of that small tactical crossbow with 3" longer limbs, then pulleys to make it a compound crossbow for shooting longer bolts. adjustable draw weight, relief point, longer stock and arming lever. something to be said for a 2 speed automatic transmission drag racing, same for the way a compound bow delivers higher fps, the double kick. more complicated but possible, easier to arm, longer faster projectiles.
There must be another reason why broadheads penetrate deeper as the broadhead from the composite bow penetrated deeper as well, but the wings didn't penetrate with them.
the blade of the broad-head makes a larger slice in the target then a pointed arrowhead does, causing less friction on the shaft of the arrow as it passes through and thus depleting the arrow of its energy slower.
Broadheads make any arrow / bolt penetrate deeper, Not vanes. And yes, a heavier weight to each arrow, provides more mass, to aid in penetration too. I am not sure, what he meant in his statement.
I´ve made not so good experience using these archery mats. I´ve combined five layers to stop bolts from a very strong crossbow (tenpoint nitro xrt), but from 50m distance the bolt penetrates the mats to the nock, which means you have to dissassembla the target after shooting. I´ve changed the target to a bag full of rags (22kg) and this target stops the bolt even from very close distance. The first advantage is, that you are able to withdraw the bolt with two fingers. The second, that the price is something around 40€ instead of 180€.
Something to consider: perhaps you don’t want the whole arrow to penetrate that deeply. Perhaps it’s better to not glue the tip retainer/insert in, but have it pop out when the vanes hit flesh. The broadhead will continue to travel into the target.... this is how I’m doing it. Using expandable broadheads of course. The ones that best fit the Adder are the TruGlo Titanium X.
A good portion of the momentum is in the body of the arrow. Even if you don't glue the tip on, I don't think the tip will travel much further in without the rest of the body pushing. Unless the tip has an explosive or something, of course.
While you are correct about that, I’ve tested this two ways and found the following: a) the head goes into a slab of raw beef about 1 inch further than the stuck shaft. And b) if you have a nail in the shaft, it carries the momentum you seek. What that does is push the broadhead even further into the meat, and turns it to the side. But here’s the thing: if you want venison, virtually any full-size single shot xbow is a better choice. They will generate more momentum, and be far more accurate at longer range. The Adder is NOT a hunting weapon; it is a tactical weapon! The objectives are significantly different. In hunting, maximum penetration = quicker bleed-out = more humane kill that is easier to track and recover. In tactical deployment? Your objective is not bloodletting. Your objective is to disrupt the processes of your assailant as quickly and effectively as possible. So a pass-thru is not as desirable as having as many pieces of dangerous stuff lodged in the assailant as possible, inflicting as much discomfort as possible. While I dig Jeorg’s experiments and learn from them, I think the 130 pound Adder with my arrow configuration is the most effective from a tactical standpoint.
@@Gk2003m So even if it doesn't travel a large distance, the logistics of pulling it out without it connected to the shaft makes it more effective at keeping someone down? I think I get it
Right. You can’t pull it out, and can’t push it through. Not only that, but if the insert is not glued into the shaft that shaft is more likely to fragment on its way in - thereby producing even more shrapnel inside the assailant. And if you set it up so that some irritant, such as capsaicin, is released from inside the bolt when the head separates from the shaft, it becomes even more effective at distracting your assailant from his chosen task. And then the multi-shot capability of the Adder.... you could really mess up the plans of someone who has chosen to invade your home. And remember that you ARE getting significant penetration.
I’m my state of Ohio, lasers are also illegal on crossbows used for deer. Must have a 75lb (35kg roughly) pull equivalent and have 3/4” (19mm roughly) or bigger blades on the arrow/bolt.
Changed their mind real quick. Except the formula on the tips.A natural chemistry of plant enzymes dead or alive the plant blisters by a single touch.Could drop a horse. Love them.
Holy crap I want your setup 😍 how much$$ I ain't got much but hell this is a must have this is a real eye opener 😳 I would be shooting this daily several times especially with today's ammo prices
How much kinetic energy is in the Broadhead darts. What is their affective range on axis deer? Also is the crossbow accurate enough for hunting, and what is the effective range? What is the kinetic energy at 40 yards or 37.576 m, also the weight of the darts? Well you pretty much answered my questions it’s really cool to have a pump crossbow, we don’t have anything like it here in the US.
Whilst not technically a slingshot, would you please review the Airringer Pistol. It would be interesting to understand it’s out of water, if not its underwater performance.
im sure if that if the compound was set to his true drawlength it would have penetrated much more. would have also been nice to see them shot at a practicle distance (25-40yrd)
They made the sights for crossbows more efficient wirh their busy body law. Lasers just shake all over the place & it gets worse the farther away your target is.
@@sirjayyessir3088 search through older vidoes. He was testing an updated 150 lb limb. I think he said if he goes higher as on the CIA adder he has to make the cocking mechanism bar 6mm thick. If you check your ADDA it's just a pressed steel bar about 1.2 mm thick. Regards
@@mrinalnandi3988 Thanks. I think my question was too basic - I understand there is a trade-off between velocity and mass of projectile (in fact energy is the square of velocity, so one might infer lighter=better). To rephrase my Q, how would you find the optimal balance between speed and mass? Obviously trial and error will solve this, but I was curious why he chose 20-something grams instead of... e.g. 30-something. Edit: I'm not a physicist so go easy on me :)
@@xntumrfo9ivrnwf Penetration really depends on the momentum (p=MV). You're correct, lighter bolts move faster, and have more kinetic energy initially, but just like they're easier to accelerate, they're also easier to decelerate.. once they slow down, mass matters more. Sure, you could calculate the optimal mass, there is some golden mean based on the bow power, aerodynamics, target properties, but it gets really complicated really fast.. why spend hours slaving over the math, when you can just weigh down some bolts and test shoot them?
Image being a criminal breaking into Jorge's house then this hulking dude comes out of nowhere with one of his death machine inventions and says in a deep German voice" let show you it's features" !!! 😂 Great video man
The best archery target for what you are doing is stacked cardboard strapped together with ratchet straps. You shoot into the skinny edge of the cardboard sheets. You can unstack and see exactly what happened. Remember to shuffle the cardboard when you restack.
Hang on doesnt the archery test disprove the idea that the broadhead is cutting a hole for the veins and that is what is letting them cut deeper? Neither of the arrows penetrated up to the veins on the arrow itself so they had no impact but the broadhead still went deeper.
So why not develop a mechanism to stabilize the bolt without fletchlings? Some way to get the bolt to rotate before leaving the bow or something? Then you could have a bolt that is accurate, but doesn't have the additional drag of the fletchlings in flight, and through the target.
Another great video. I want to double up my limbs (90+90), is there a template or diagram somewhere showing where I should cut the second limb down so it fits behind the main one?
Another thing to remember for hunting with the tactical crossbow, check with local authorities. In Canada if memory serves, it's too short to be a hunting tool
@@no.step.on.snek.2423 to be honest the crossbow laws are very simple (they are the only ones that made sens :P) it can't be less than 500mm long and must be design for a two handed operation. if it follows those limitation it is assumed that it's a hunting tool and there is no need for any kind of registration or permit. if it does not follows those limitations it's a prohibited weapon.
"Lasers are now illegal on crossbows in Germany."
Apparently Germany now has a Ministry of what has Joerg made this week that we need to outlaw.
Imagine how long the German word for that Ministry is!
@@MonkeyJedi99 the "Joergisgetingtopowerfullweneedtostop him" mineatry
Pure logic. An unarmed people is easy to control. Reine Logik. Eine unbewaffnete Bevölkerung ist leicht zu kontrollieren
Best Google Translate: "Ministerium für gesetzliche Anforderungen für Waffen Experimente", aka "Ministry of Legal Requirements for Weapons Experiments "
Maybe tue opposite would happen if Jörg pretended to want something made illegal...
Everytime joerg uploads and doesn't say "let me show you it's features" a bow breaks and cannot be repaired.
concur ! Joerg's gotta stop No start saying trademark again ! Always !
But it can still be UPGRADED ^^
lol
That's the rules.
Awesome video as always. Keep it going we all love you.
9:44 I'm hearing an echo! Great video!!!
They call it deja vu - just a glitch in the Matrix :p
@@FazerWiz that’s not deja vu, that’s repetition. Deja vu is the uncanny feeling of having a memory of something you are experiencing for the first time having done it before.
@@adfmac I was using a quote from the Matrix movie when he sees the same thing twice - do try and keep up.
@@adfmac that is an amazing explanation of deja vu.
Like really, it had to be said
@@prinssdgunofficial2400 It was entirely unnecessary. As a bilingual French speaker I know what it means (literally "already seen"). I was quoting from the move - search for Deja Vu the Matix and you'll see exactly what I mean.
"The archery mat is impervious to all crossbows".........
In walks Joerg Sprave.....
I’m sure if he was asked to set a challenge to shoot straight through the strongest target on the market he would do it. Hint hint Joerg?
Somewhat similar to GrayStillPlays...
Great information.
So it seems, the best scenario would be the bodkin point with broad head blades for the vanes.
I like the way you think, why has he not done this yet?
Lasers are now illegal on crossbows in Germany? That can't be a coincidence.
A retarded rule however, when you can easily attach other sights to it.
@@jellysquiddles3194 A retarded rule because sights only make a device more accurate i.e. more likely to hit what you intend. Does the state want you to actually miss and hit someone you didn't want to? Because if what they care about is murder, that's pretty much already illegal and someone actually wants to kill someone else isn't going to care a lot about breaking some other stupid law...
@@Jp-ue8xz I think they think lasers make it easier for murderers.
@@ChadKakashi Oh yes, based on the overwhelming amount of murder by sniping people out of a 10 floor building with a crossbow and a laser sight XD
@@Jp-ue8xz German law is stupid, no doubt. However, I have the first version of the Steambow Stinger with the attached lasersight and changed the vanilla 50-60 pound limb with the tuned 130 pound Cobra RX (Which in reality is over 150 pounds). And I bought 6 packs of the red hunting arrows. And I even added a leather bicycle handle coat around the metal handle at the back, for comfort and more leverage. And that beast is compact and absolutely deadly. Its so powerful that I shot one red arrow with steal tip on an old door and the tip actually got so deep into the door that I couldnt pull it out without tools. Imagine what it could do to tissue...I highly doubt the wound caused by that could be closed without some serious surgical equipment and expertise. Before death dueto bloodloss occurse, of course...
Joerg is such a down to earth guy. Thanks for another fun video! 👍
I recommend rubbing the bolt shafts with paraffin wax for easier removal from targets. It’s available in the canning supply aisle of any supermarket. Maybe wax will increase penetration too!
KY Jelly as well helps penetration.
Always awesome to see a new upload
I have now seen so many Jörg Sprave Slingshot Channel clips, that I consider a magazine fed bow or crossbow a completely normal thing.
He is a pioneer in many ways
Die Videos haben mir gefehlt Jörg! Danke dafür, gibt halt nix besseres als Videos von zuhause.
I really like that crossbow, that should be on sale like that
Thanks for all you do . You give me great ideas all the time!
Jörg says the broadheads penetrate deeper because the veins move into the slot (reducing resistance), but then the broadhead on the long arrow also penetrated deeper, where the veins did not even go into the material. So obviously the broadhead tips themselves do something better.
Laser pointer
Gov: i sleep
230lb crossbow
Gov: i sleep
Tapes laser pointer to crossbow
Gov: i see you have chosen death.
Haa, 'bout right there.
It feels like they're changing the law specific because of his work.
@@nilok7 i dont even know why they do it. Its like they cant sleep at night unless they pass some bullshit law that really pisses everyone off and takes away freedoms.
@@Ojthemighty It's germany, their government has been all about removing human liberty for over a hundred years now. This should not surprise you.
I always enjoy this guys videos!
Looking at the results of the smaller bolt Im thinking if the flights were made to detach when under pressure from the target (maybe have them mounted in slots, so they push out backwards )it might get further into the target.
Might be hard to get them to stay with the bolt during flight but still break away on entering the target. Unless... Idea... Make the nock a breakaway part and have the the fins attach to it. The string would accelerate the bolt by pushing the nock and that way it will stay with the bolt. The fit between the bolt and the nock can be loose enough that it easily is stripped from the bolt when entering the target.
OK so it can probably be done, but the question is how much of a difference would it make.
Blowing the (imaginary) smoke off the crossbow at the end was priceless.
Thanks my friend....From Kentucky
The vanes aren't as big of a factor as you made them out to be. The target material resists compression and takes energy to compress robbing it from the projectile. The boradhead cuts material in a wider path than the shaft. The material around the shaft has to be displaced regardless, but the broadhead allows the material to be compressed to a lesser degree locally- it spreads the compression throughout the now "freed" material.
My dream job would to be his neighbor and stop by just before each video and say “what are we shooting today?” Sip my Heineken and respond “cooool.”
Why in F's name drink Heineken, it's absolute thrash and in Germany your likely to be scolded for it....
omg, we dont drink heineken! nobody! if we would, we could also eat potatos from chernobyl! disgusting idea!
Lol ... Heineken in Germany
I like to drink Heineken quite a bit when I'm in the Netherlands, but even more I do like Grolsch.
@@papahellmann no, it is just our disgust for the sewage named Heineken. It's like having sex in a canou, F-ing close to water.
I came here for the glorious laugh 😂❤️❤️
Welcome back Jörg 👊🦊✌️
Good show brother. I would enjoy seeing you bow collection all at one time. I know it would be a awesome sight!
It seems to me that the bodkin tips would be a prefarable "all round" type of bolt. If you're firing at a moving target, it's hard to guarantee that a broadhead will hit soft tissue.
But with the bodkin, if you hit a ribcage, it's tip is likely to cause the bodkin to slide in between the ribs, even if it first hits a rib directly by glancing.
Or if you hit skull bone, the bodkin is powerful enough to break through.
Nope. The bodkin, while cool, generally does not penetrate as well as a field point. I’ve tested it, both on archery targets and on pork shoulder.
What the bodkin penetrates effectively is chain mail. The person breaking into your home? The odds on him wearing chain mail ever, let alone while invading your home, are effectively zero.
@@Gk2003m bodkin will definitely penetrate a skull better than field tip.
Nice too see you back again
Another super interesting video, thank you! You're the man!
Your videos are amazing man, I've been watching for quite some time, keep it up!
Some amazing re-editing at the end...
Awesome, i learned something today! i learned something today!
That pistol crossbow is cool as hell
THE MORE I SEE OF MR JEORG, THE MORE I AM CONVINCED THAT HE COULD INVAID THE SUDATON LAND ALL ON HIS OWN, BUT WITH A BIG SMILE & A CHUCKLE,! BEST OF LUCK JOERG.
Hey man just watched Pyrocinicle’s video and it’s great to see you still doing UA-cam!
Welcome back, Joerg
darn having visions of that small tactical crossbow with 3" longer limbs,
then pulleys to make it a compound crossbow for shooting longer bolts.
adjustable draw weight, relief point, longer stock and arming lever.
something to be said for a 2 speed automatic transmission drag racing,
same for the way a compound bow delivers higher fps, the double kick.
more complicated but possible, easier to arm, longer faster projectiles.
amazing videos and inventions !
Halfway als Halbwegs zu nutzen ist ja sowas von genial
halbwegs starker mann ist das nicht schwer zu spannen, jörg du bist gut deine arme sind fast doppelt so dick wie bei vielen anderen haha
We always like your episodes- little or big :)
There must be another reason why broadheads penetrate deeper as the broadhead from the composite bow penetrated deeper as well, but the wings didn't penetrate with them.
the blade of the broad-head makes a larger slice in the target then a pointed arrowhead does, causing less friction on the shaft of the arrow as it passes through and thus depleting the arrow of its energy slower.
Since lasers on crossbows are now illegal in Germany....something about this statement just gets to me....
Broadheads make any arrow / bolt penetrate deeper, Not vanes. And yes, a heavier weight to each arrow, provides more mass, to aid in penetration too. I am not sure, what he meant in his statement.
Ich mag den channel von joerg sprave :D
Der hat manchmal so schöne abgefahrene Ideen :D
This guy is my spirit animal
I´ve made not so good experience using these archery mats. I´ve combined five layers to stop bolts from a very strong crossbow (tenpoint nitro xrt), but from 50m distance the bolt penetrates the mats to the nock, which means you have to dissassembla the target after shooting. I´ve changed the target to a bag full of rags (22kg) and this target stops the bolt even from very close distance. The first advantage is, that you are able to withdraw the bolt with two fingers. The second, that the price is something around 40€ instead of 180€.
Awesome video.
Something to consider: perhaps you don’t want the whole arrow to penetrate that deeply. Perhaps it’s better to not glue the tip retainer/insert in, but have it pop out when the vanes hit flesh. The broadhead will continue to travel into the target.... this is how I’m doing it. Using expandable broadheads of course. The ones that best fit the Adder are the TruGlo Titanium X.
A good portion of the momentum is in the body of the arrow. Even if you don't glue the tip on, I don't think the tip will travel much further in without the rest of the body pushing. Unless the tip has an explosive or something, of course.
While you are correct about that, I’ve tested this two ways and found the following: a) the head goes into a slab of raw beef about 1 inch further than the stuck shaft. And b) if you have a nail in the shaft, it carries the momentum you seek. What that does is push the broadhead even further into the meat, and turns it to the side.
But here’s the thing: if you want venison, virtually any full-size single shot xbow is a better choice. They will generate more momentum, and be far more accurate at longer range. The Adder is NOT a hunting weapon; it is a tactical weapon! The objectives are significantly different. In hunting, maximum penetration = quicker bleed-out = more humane kill that is easier to track and recover. In tactical deployment? Your objective is not bloodletting. Your objective is to disrupt the processes of your assailant as quickly and effectively as possible. So a pass-thru is not as desirable as having as many pieces of dangerous stuff lodged in the assailant as possible, inflicting as much discomfort as possible.
While I dig Jeorg’s experiments and learn from them, I think the 130 pound Adder with my arrow configuration is the most effective from a tactical standpoint.
@@Gk2003m So even if it doesn't travel a large distance, the logistics of pulling it out without it connected to the shaft makes it more effective at keeping someone down? I think I get it
Right. You can’t pull it out, and can’t push it through. Not only that, but if the insert is not glued into the shaft that shaft is more likely to fragment on its way in - thereby producing even more shrapnel inside the assailant. And if you set it up so that some irritant, such as capsaicin, is released from inside the bolt when the head separates from the shaft, it becomes even more effective at distracting your assailant from his chosen task. And then the multi-shot capability of the Adder.... you could really mess up the plans of someone who has chosen to invade your home. And remember that you ARE getting significant penetration.
Love to see the difference with a waxed tip bolt.
Can you make a video about crafting a good and cheap target for bolts? 👍🏻
Compressed straw bales. They are compressed, banded, and shrink wrapped for transportation. I wrap mine with duct tape and they stop anything.
Gives new meaning to "when he himself might his quietus make with a bare bodkin"
Dude, you are amazing 😁... Love the inventions...
"This foam can stop any bow or crossbow projectile."
BUT........ This is the Slingshot Channel 🤘😁
Your property is stunning! I’m not jealous at all...
I’m my state of Ohio, lasers are also illegal on crossbows used for deer. Must have a 75lb (35kg roughly) pull equivalent and have 3/4” (19mm roughly) or bigger blades on the arrow/bolt.
Changed their mind real quick.
Except the formula on the tips.A natural chemistry of plant enzymes dead or alive the plant blisters by a single touch.Could drop a horse.
Love them.
Holy crap I want your setup 😍 how much$$ I ain't got much but hell this is a must have this is a real eye opener 😳 I would be shooting this daily several times especially with today's ammo prices
How much kinetic energy is in the Broadhead darts. What is their affective range on axis deer? Also is the crossbow accurate enough for hunting, and what is the effective range? What is the kinetic energy at 40 yards or 37.576 m, also the weight of the darts? Well you pretty much answered my questions it’s really cool to have a pump crossbow, we don’t have anything like it here in the US.
Whilst not technically a slingshot, would you please review the Airringer Pistol. It would be interesting to understand it’s out of water, if not its underwater performance.
What a cool cross bow pistol!
I have a crossbow pistol and I have custom aluminum bolts with broadheads.
Hope you feel better soon, kind regards, BenZA 🍺🍺🍺
I love to watch your show Joerg I also love Germany my mother is German Have a great day!!!!
Love crossbow stuff, just wish you would show some awesome mods for slingshots ( just got into catapults with my son) as you are the master 🙏🏻👍🏻
im sure if that if the compound was set to his true drawlength it would have penetrated much more.
would have also been nice to see them shot at a practicle distance (25-40yrd)
da steht der kräftige mann und zieht seine boltzen aus seinem ziel .
und da kann es so leicht und einfach sein.
Everyone wants Mrs Sprave on their Zombie Apocalypse hunting team.
Joerg, you look exhausted, take care, stay healthy.
Truly, I am exhausted... those 9 weeks in England were very tough, hard work in very cold environment.
@@Slingshotchannel yes please do take a rest if you need it :) we will still be here waiting for you to show us the features!
Maybe make a broadhead bolt with vanes that has a razors edge as well
They made the sights for crossbows more efficient wirh their busy body law. Lasers just shake all over the place & it gets worse the farther away your target is.
That doubled up footage at the end made me think I was dying
mid week upload ya whst a treat :)
If the vanes reduce penetration, could break away vanes be created? Perhaps if done correctly they could be secondary penetrators?
Awww, I miss the line "Let me show you its features!"
I look forward using natyral turkey flechis. I M thinking of egging the Steambow survival since you can use longer Arrows
somehow i felt like something was off with this episode but i cant put my finger on it
Welcome to the "Arms Regulations changed to stop something you did" club :-)
When is the adder limb and metal bar upgrade kit coming that's what we all want to know 😎🌞🚀
@@sirjayyessir3088 search through older vidoes. He was testing an updated 150 lb limb. I think he said if he goes higher as on the CIA adder he has to make the cocking mechanism bar 6mm thick. If you check your ADDA it's just a pressed steel bar about 1.2 mm thick.
Regards
He is costing me a small fortune as it is 😂👍
@@sirjayyessir3088 ek are doing a compound 300lb ? So the auto mag will fit to this? Is it on their website?
@@steve-fc6mc me too.. fenris is the next buy .. maybe .. import tax is heavy though
@@wearetheremnants1615 yeah i know. The shipping for my broadheads cost the same as the broadheads!
But ill keep buying 😂
Would be nice to explain why heavier is better in this case. Great video as always!
Inertia
it is because of the higher inertia of the heavier bolt. hope i helped a bit
@@mrinalnandi3988 Thanks. I think my question was too basic - I understand there is a trade-off between velocity and mass of projectile (in fact energy is the square of velocity, so one might infer lighter=better). To rephrase my Q, how would you find the optimal balance between speed and mass? Obviously trial and error will solve this, but I was curious why he chose 20-something grams instead of... e.g. 30-something.
Edit: I'm not a physicist so go easy on me :)
@@xntumrfo9ivrnwf Penetration really depends on the momentum (p=MV). You're correct, lighter bolts move faster, and have more kinetic energy initially, but just like they're easier to accelerate, they're also easier to decelerate.. once they slow down, mass matters more.
Sure, you could calculate the optimal mass, there is some golden mean based on the bow power, aerodynamics, target properties, but it gets really complicated really fast.. why spend hours slaving over the math, when you can just weigh down some bolts and test shoot them?
Image being a criminal breaking into Jorge's house then this hulking dude comes out of nowhere with one of his death machine inventions and says in a deep German voice" let show you it's features" !!! 😂 Great video man
What about hollow bolts with holes put in the sides , so you bleed out faster
It would be nice to see some shots without a cut. ;) In this clip there was a cut before every single shot. Makes me a little bit curious.
What were it’s features?
The best archery target for what you are doing is stacked cardboard strapped together with ratchet straps. You shoot into the skinny edge of the cardboard sheets. You can unstack and see exactly what happened. Remember to shuffle the cardboard when you restack.
9:44 Repeat?
Glitch in the Matrix
Yeah his laugh broke the spacetime
And unexpected cuts during shooting. Glitches in the Matrix.
I knew someone had to see the effing cat again... what about the pause between bye.......... bye.. ? Love you Jorge
Where can we get these different bodkin tips that will actually work with the Cobra Adder? I’m really struggling to find information on them.
I like this guy .
why is there a cut in the video before shots???
Hang on doesnt the archery test disprove the idea that the broadhead is cutting a hole for the veins and that is what is letting them cut deeper? Neither of the arrows penetrated up to the veins on the arrow itself so they had no impact but the broadhead still went deeper.
So why not develop a mechanism to stabilize the bolt without fletchlings? Some way to get the bolt to rotate before leaving the bow or something?
Then you could have a bolt that is accurate, but doesn't have the additional drag of the fletchlings in flight, and through the target.
3:04 something definitely flew off the crossbow.
Another great video. I want to double up my limbs (90+90), is there a template or diagram somewhere showing where I should cut the second limb down so it fits behind the main one?
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@@Slingshotchannel thank you!
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Another thing to remember for hunting with the tactical crossbow, check with local authorities. In Canada if memory serves, it's too short to be a hunting tool
It makes americans shit thier pants every time we see comments from abroad describing you guys INSANE weapon laws
@@no.step.on.snek.2423 to be honest the crossbow laws are very simple (they are the only ones that made sens :P)
it can't be less than 500mm long and must be design for a two handed operation.
if it follows those limitation it is assumed that it's a hunting tool and there is no need for any kind of registration or permit.
if it does not follows those limitations it's a prohibited weapon.
A tactical cross bow is used to hunt (enemy)humans, so there is no reason why it cannot be used to hunt animals.
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I wonder if you would get through all the mats if u trimmed down the vanes, or used a wider broad head with the adder.
Wonderful I love your small crossbow pistol
Would love to see that bow chronographed for speed
Idea for the next project ... bolt shooting forearm guard.