The string you wrapped behind the arrowhead is such a good idea! When I shoot at target bags with arrowheads like yours that aren't screwed in, the bags wrap around the arrowheads. When I extract my arrows, the arrowheads are sometimes ripped off or take pieces of the bag with them. I'm so impressed that you can still shoot such a heavy bow with no protection. With a 40 lb. bow I quickly get broken blood vessels in my thumb lol
if you are looking for the shafts, search for 'tiger shaft' that is tension supported. here is the link. www.amazon.com/Tiger-Bamboo-Tension-Supported-95-100LBS/dp/B07H1F9S9K?pd_rd_w=Ui9m5&content-id=amzn1.sym.c388ca75-4c14-4d9d-947d-5dcde63263f5&pf_rd_p=c388ca75-4c14-4d9d-947d-5dcde63263f5&pf_rd_r=RT8C68FTY7WTFXMFKRJN&pd_rd_wg=x0BPA&pd_rd_r=9f721200-6c71-4f69-a457-8d8f737d4e28&ref_=pd_bap_d_csi_prsubs_0_i&th=1
hollow out the broadhead make a gun-type flint tip where the flint gets pushed in against metal on impact, sparks the black powder within the broadhead and if you want to go a little bit funnier, put the black powder in the hollowed out arrow too with metal fillings or shavings that are miniature in length and diameter. It's like a 400 fps flying grenade but with more than 20 of them, it's more effective than a machine gun, probably in a crossbow or something that is a handheld rapid fire grenade launcher that can remove the enemy from cover at a rapid pace, since even with the smallest shrapnel injury it is hard to move around. You can't coat the entire body in armor, and it is VERY hard to fight in stinging shrapnel pain and puts an adrenaline time limit on the body. Unless you are that meth addled finnish sniper dude, I think he fought for like three armies but dude just ate birds raw and skiied through the snow without ever getting tired. Lived well after, but imagine 50000 of those soldiers. Or 100,000. It ain't about the tactic, generals, or heavy equipment, soldiers win fights. Starship troopers mobile infantry. Heh I'm kidding, nice fletching video, ignore the above, I just get bored sometimes when there are no girls or something.
Can't find those Bamboo shafts on Amazon, but I cannot find anything on Amazon - their search engine is hopeless! Could you post a link to them? I enjoy your videos but, just curious, why do you use such heavy bows? You seem to shoot at shorter ranges (no problem with that) but my bows are between 30-40# and I normally shoot at 180 yds, just wondering.
heavy bows are for working out purposes. it makes my back and shoulders fit. also makes me able to enjoy lower poundage bows with much more ease. you get to sweat a bit while you are shooting, makes me happy. :) here is the shafts link. look for 'tiger shaft' on search. www.amazon.com/Tiger-Bamboo-Tension-Supported-95-100LBS/dp/B07H1F9S9K?pd_rd_w=Ui9m5&content-id=amzn1.sym.c388ca75-4c14-4d9d-947d-5dcde63263f5&pf_rd_p=c388ca75-4c14-4d9d-947d-5dcde63263f5&pf_rd_r=RT8C68FTY7WTFXMFKRJN&pd_rd_wg=x0BPA&pd_rd_r=9f721200-6c71-4f69-a457-8d8f737d4e28&ref_=pd_bap_d_csi_prsubs_0_i&th=1
That is a most interesting fletching device... never seen something like that ...
3 feather fletcher. for right wings. it saves much time for me. ^_^
The string you wrapped behind the arrowhead is such a good idea! When I shoot at target bags with arrowheads like yours that aren't screwed in, the bags wrap around the arrowheads. When I extract my arrows, the arrowheads are sometimes ripped off or take pieces of the bag with them.
I'm so impressed that you can still shoot such a heavy bow with no protection. With a 40 lb. bow I quickly get broken blood vessels in my thumb lol
thanks. wrapping helps a lot on longevity of arrows. :)
bare thumb still hurts. ^_^;;
Nice, keep it up!
hi can u put a link in description plez
if you are looking for the shafts, search for 'tiger shaft' that is tension supported. here is the link.
www.amazon.com/Tiger-Bamboo-Tension-Supported-95-100LBS/dp/B07H1F9S9K?pd_rd_w=Ui9m5&content-id=amzn1.sym.c388ca75-4c14-4d9d-947d-5dcde63263f5&pf_rd_p=c388ca75-4c14-4d9d-947d-5dcde63263f5&pf_rd_r=RT8C68FTY7WTFXMFKRJN&pd_rd_wg=x0BPA&pd_rd_r=9f721200-6c71-4f69-a457-8d8f737d4e28&ref_=pd_bap_d_csi_prsubs_0_i&th=1
I salute you for bare thumbing. I can barely do bare thumb with a 40 pound. Just hurts too much for me.
thanks. just for a giggle. :)
hey man please upload more i love your videos 😀
Working on it!
hollow out the broadhead make a gun-type flint tip where the flint gets pushed in against metal on impact, sparks the black powder within the broadhead and if you want to go a little bit funnier, put the black powder in the hollowed out arrow too with metal fillings or shavings that are miniature in length and diameter. It's like a 400 fps flying grenade but with more than 20 of them, it's more effective than a machine gun, probably in a crossbow or something that is a handheld rapid fire grenade launcher that can remove the enemy from cover at a rapid pace, since even with the smallest shrapnel injury it is hard to move around. You can't coat the entire body in armor, and it is VERY hard to fight in stinging shrapnel pain and puts an adrenaline time limit on the body. Unless you are that meth addled finnish sniper dude, I think he fought for like three armies but dude just ate birds raw and skiied through the snow without ever getting tired. Lived well after, but imagine 50000 of those soldiers. Or 100,000. It ain't about the tactic, generals, or heavy equipment, soldiers win fights. Starship troopers mobile infantry. Heh
I'm kidding, nice fletching video, ignore the above, I just get bored sometimes when there are no girls or something.
Hey there I was wondering where you got that arrow fletching jig
i don't have link but you can find it on amazon or ebay. i bought it a long time ago so i don't have link for it. ^_^;;
Can't find those Bamboo shafts on Amazon, but I cannot find anything on Amazon - their search engine is hopeless! Could you post a link to them? I enjoy your videos but, just curious, why do you use such heavy bows? You seem to shoot at shorter ranges (no problem with that) but my bows are between 30-40# and I normally shoot at 180 yds, just wondering.
heavy bows are for working out purposes. it makes my back and shoulders fit. also makes me able to enjoy lower poundage bows with much more ease. you get to sweat a bit while you are shooting, makes me happy. :)
here is the shafts link. look for 'tiger shaft' on search.
www.amazon.com/Tiger-Bamboo-Tension-Supported-95-100LBS/dp/B07H1F9S9K?pd_rd_w=Ui9m5&content-id=amzn1.sym.c388ca75-4c14-4d9d-947d-5dcde63263f5&pf_rd_p=c388ca75-4c14-4d9d-947d-5dcde63263f5&pf_rd_r=RT8C68FTY7WTFXMFKRJN&pd_rd_wg=x0BPA&pd_rd_r=9f721200-6c71-4f69-a457-8d8f737d4e28&ref_=pd_bap_d_csi_prsubs_0_i&th=1
@@iyoo1 Thanks for the link! I agree about the workout. I stick to lighter bows these days as I damaged my shoulder shooting Longbows back in the 90s.
@@johnf3f810 damn, dude. take it easy. all is to enjoy life and to have fun. your body is a your own house. ^_^
Nice video! I use tiger bamboo shafts as well for my 95lbs horn bow. 👍👍
Fabulous. Much needed content. I am happy you are shooting the Yarha and Monarq,
thanks. my 2 favorite bows. :)
Pull more longer
It's a long draw bow
monarq at this poundage does not draw long. stops at 29"