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  @eracer3508 күн бұрын

  The best place I have found to get a ton of plastic is from Mattress warehouses. All the new mattresses are wrapped in it and they literally just throw it all away. I was quick and just dumpster dived but I’m sure they would have given it away if I asked.

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  @laurentmeiller517119 күн бұрын

  if you use a classic bow with stabilisation, etc, 1,6 kg is not heavy, but stable enough for hunting or 3D competition ! UUkha (french product around 1000 €) gives a linear draw and witn the VX serie you feel like 4-5 pounds lighter than foam carbon limbs around 150 € the Sx 50 is more affordable (440 €), same smoothness but the Vx is 10fps faster (justify the price)...

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  @SharpObserver1A23 күн бұрын

  16:30 Incredibly expensive , you can get 5 Black hunters for that amount.

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  @Mosconi52627 күн бұрын

  Can this still be bought??

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  @patoulisАй бұрын

  Would be useful to test the arrows right after the straightening to see if it stays.

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  @daveyboy8907Ай бұрын

  80 in usa to buy one

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  @iantooke3549Ай бұрын

  Hi from perth western Australia can a person with back injury shoot a 64 inch ilf bare bow at 35 pound or are they beter off go a compound bow

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  @Skinflaps_Meatslapper2 ай бұрын

  I would contend that fletching size does matter with an increase in bow poundage. Naturally, the arrow itself is going to weigh more the higher you go in poundage (ie tapered 1/2 shafts for 150# war bows), so the fletching needs to work harder to stabilize all of that weight. Using the same size fletching on a heavier arrow means you get slightly less stabilizing effect, so using slightly more fletching is necessary to compensate for that. The increase in ballistic coefficient you gain with a heavier/denser arrow offsets the drag induced from the additional fletching, or to put it another way, keeping the same fletching with a heavier poundage will net less stabilizing drag. All other things being equal, the slight difference wouldn't be terribly obvious between something like a 35# bow vs a 55# bow anyway...but it would be there, however marginal it is. One other note that gets into fluid dynamics is how the shape affects the efficiency of the fletching. Looking at it aerodynamically, the fletching can be viewed as an aircraft wing, and when it develops lift, it causes the shaft to spin. The most efficient shape for a wing in subsonic flight is a high aspect ratio (very thin and long, like a sailplane or a wind turbine blade), this gives you the most lift (in this case, spin) for the drag it produces. Obviously we can't glue little airplane wings on our arrows due to clearance considerations, but it does demonstrate why certain shapes tend to do better than others. A long, low profile fletching like the trailing rear edge you've shown would be considered low aspect. A short, high profile fletching like the exaggerated parabolic shape found on modern carbon fiber arrows will lean more toward a high aspect ratio. If you want to get the absolute most out of fletching shape, more sticky outy and less lengthy lengthy.

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  @markod76622 ай бұрын

  Great. Super cheap and easy and simple. Most difficult is the weight. But one can also have some cup and fill it with rice and weigh it with kitchen scale. Great project after i made my own shaft cutting tool from an old drill and some boards. Thanks. I subbed 😊 👍

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  @sprinkiespring38652 ай бұрын

  Danke für diesen wunderbar günstigen Tipp...hab sogar alles dafür zuhause rumliegen. ❤🎯

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  @IdahoEagle772 ай бұрын

  I went to buy this and the link isn't good anymore :(

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  @JulioSilva-wp4bj3 ай бұрын

  Thanks for that, plain and simple 🎉🎉🎉

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  @hennermauritz37723 ай бұрын

  Hi, I came over your video three or four days ago and was really impressed by the simplicity of the diy spine tester. So I tried for myself to build it, had some trial-and-errors for placing the caliper upwards. By that trials I recogniced a special thing, concerning may be all of us who buy (have bought) a cheap digital caliper, mine was LIDL "PARKSIDE": the Vernier of (at least mine) caliper does not slide smoothly/evenly on the scale.. .it is sometimes a little bit tricky to measure even hard materials (like screw or metal profiles). So, what's the point: to get it sliding down the scale, mine Vernier needs something around 230 gramm starting-weight!!! And of course, that weight you have to ADD TO THE OFFICIAL 2#AMO (880g ASTM), otherwise your measured deflection/bending can not be compared to the " official" spine-charts, as it is bending lesser! (If not added, these 230g needed to slide the Varnier are SUBSTRACTED from DRAGGING THE ARROW!) So, don't buy a cheap digital caliper, but a "serious" one - or, even better (cheaper then), build the spine tester with the dial gauge, see RHA's Video! Regards, Dierk

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  @Six_Gorillion2 ай бұрын

  You can just let the arrow deflect and then push the caliper pin to it from the bottom afterwars.. You will actually be more accurate this way as you will be sure no friction from the caliper internals are interfering with the arrow deflecting.

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  @acampbell1983 ай бұрын

  I like this target idea better than having to build a box but I'll have to see if I can find a tub like that here in the U.S...probably. I'll have to admit, I had to go look up what "Hessian" is. I thought a Hessian was someone from the German State of Hesse, silly me. Of note, it is boat launching season here in the area surrounding the Chesapeake Bay where we live and that means lots of used plastic shrink wrap. People winterize their boats here using shrink wrap coverings, terrible from a plastics in the landfill point of view but I think it will work great to stuff a target. Thank you for the video and idea!

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  @RobertaBruce-mo4mg3 ай бұрын

  Love your video's. Do you have a book like your video's? I am a beginner and want to learn as much as I can on archery.

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  @Dogsdoodas4 ай бұрын

  Incredible idea

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  @AlwaysRedHunting5 ай бұрын

  West Hollywood archery 👍

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  @Why...So...Stupid...5 ай бұрын

  I'm new to archery, but I've been putting 4" shield feathers on my arrows. I just like how they look. I use 3 and not 4. I feel like 4 is overkill for what I'm doing. The furthest I shoot is 25 yards.

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  @mr.timjohnston5466 ай бұрын

  I see all kinds of you ppl doing this shit!! Have any of you ever heard of a bale of hay or straw??

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  @PBS-nm1uu6 ай бұрын

  great presentation, thanks for your input.

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  @terrycastleman40376 ай бұрын

  Hi I'm interested in your Arrow spine chart how do I aquire one please many thanks

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  @vitopass1236 ай бұрын

  Thank You. This Helps

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  @stupidhandles6 ай бұрын

  Just tried to get to your website to order on. Website address for sale, I'm guessing you're no longer trading?

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  @pauliusstasiulaitis49477 ай бұрын

  there's no bell on shoulders bracers :(

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  @johnswoodgadgets98197 ай бұрын

  Thanks for this presentation! I will be switching from aluminum to carbon soon because of the expense. I will be making arrows only for my own use, and I have most of the stuff to make this rig. It is an elegant setup. everything you need and nothing you don't.

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  @davesmall12707 ай бұрын

  I loved the video, wanted to build one for myself but the links go to a domain that is for sale. Where might I find them?

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  @knothead58 ай бұрын

  Very good idea, easy to understand. Have bookmarked it as I have several wood arrows that I need to check. Cheers.

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  @luebkeb8 ай бұрын

  I thought distance for sure tests are supposed to be 28", you say 26". I've seen conflicting info in this dimension.

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  @teeravarunyou8 ай бұрын

  Great idea

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  @davesheppard87979 ай бұрын

  I have 8 longbows from Bickerstaffe bows. I get zero handshock from any of my bows. My latest is a signature longbow made for me by Pip Bickerstaffe. It is Single growth ring Hickory backed Ipe with a purpleheart and Chackte vega core between those cores is an extremely thin lamination of Hickory heartwood. It is 82" from string groove to string groove. It is very fast and very smooth and as I said, not a trace of Handshock. It's 52# and I use 60# arrows but I think the bow would easily shoot 70# arrows as it eats up the 60's. It seriously outshoots my Yew selfbow which os also 52#. I find lemonwood bellied bows are smooth but not lightening fast like a belly of Osage or Ipe. Your bow looks very nice though. Dave.

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  @waynestevenson961310 ай бұрын

  Thanks!

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  @donedwards296510 ай бұрын

  How can I purchase your arrow shafts straightening jig?

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  @snoobl11 ай бұрын

  Been using mine for a few months now, works amazing! 🏹 I've put the target inside the house after im done shooting, so it should last forever. Sometimes theres little pieces of plastic on the arrowhead, but this depends on the filling used and how messes up it gets after hundreds of shots, might have to change it at some point, but that's easy.

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  @PeterSolerom11 ай бұрын

  That is a beautiful bow, I wish I had one!! greetings from Mexico.

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  @helmutschillinger314011 ай бұрын

  So far I have only seen them made with wooden boxes. This is a genius idea.

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  @karlgunther-turkisharchery427211 ай бұрын

  My absolute favourite quiver for longbow and recurve archery! I like to wear it as a right side Lakota quiver, as a hip quiver and with the belt loops (it would work as a back quiver, but I am not a back quiver guy).

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  @TheMurphyn Жыл бұрын

  Do you still sell these?

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  @indianatone218 Жыл бұрын

  Good idea thanks for showing us, getting the bucket from the builders yard ,you will likely get all the plastic packing as well. as theres normally reams of the stuff been packed into bins ,they would give you it gladly , Greetings from Wales .

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  @KennethTilisky-ew8zd Жыл бұрын

  Thank you for sharing your build on the spine reader. I have 14 recurve bows, and i shoot all of them. I recently bought 14 spiral . to log information on each one. One thing that is important information is the spine of each arrow. With your device i will be able to have this information for a few pennies. Thank you very much. Ken. Keep them straight andvon target.

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  @sh4969 Жыл бұрын

  I can't think like that only moving back 3 meters I rather move back 10 meters

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  @dufourrichard856 Жыл бұрын

  Website is down

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  @sh4969 Жыл бұрын

  I've only been doing archery for a year & brought my first riser which is white feather iLF starling I choose that because how comfortable the grip was, my second riser is red lion ilf riser bit more chunky both made out of wood that's my target bow , I have cb1 limbs for this bow the sight it's not a sight but a range finder I be getting soon. "ezvsight"

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  @karlgunther-turkisharchery4272 Жыл бұрын

  Still my favourite quiver for longbow archery!

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  @juanduque7983 Жыл бұрын

  he got that look "look honey! my new favorite toy! ok I'll be in the back yard for the day" lol

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  @eclipsearchery9387 Жыл бұрын

  Umm not a bad idea but never in a million years is that ash....Tiller on your longbow isn't optimal, if you want less set go for a more elliptical tiller :)

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  @keithdiemer5024 Жыл бұрын

  From one cheep bastard to the next..this is brilliant!! I'm doing it right away!!

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  @jamesmcsweeney7812 Жыл бұрын

  With some lower spine shafts, the needle deflects the shaft before adding the weight. How do you compensate for this?

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  @RobinhoodarrowsRHA Жыл бұрын

  To get a perfect reading the weight of the needle should be included when adding up the 2lb weight. ie, the hung weight would be 2lb minus the weight of the needle

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  @MuramasaRob3 ай бұрын

  Would'nt it still affect an accurate reading, if you minus the weight of the needle from the 2lb weight before adding it to the arrow shaft, even after you zero the dial, the arrow would be bent slightly by so many .mm from the weight of the needle, then adding the adjusted weight would give the correct weight to pull down on the arrow shaft, but you lost so many .mm when you zero the dial, or am i missing something?@@RobinhoodarrowsRHA

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  @antoniogiovannipapuzzo4206 Жыл бұрын

  Hi,do you think is possible to use this target with a 24 # recurve bow?

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  @RobinhoodarrowsRHA Жыл бұрын

  No problem at all. Ive used mine for 52# bows without any issues. Make sure to pack the plastic into the tub nice and tight.

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  @Australian_Made Жыл бұрын

  · HISTORICALLY SPEAKING .... where did 105° 75° 4 fletching begin ?? ?? ?? 50+ YEARS AGO, I once read an old archery book, which mentioned the 75° 105° 4 fletch pattern. (( HENCE, I know that this pattern existed for AT LEAST 60 years. )) ################## ALSO ...... Is there an advantage ?? 🏹🎯

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  @RobinhoodarrowsRHA Жыл бұрын

  No idea when and where it began to be honest but Id wager it was way longer than 60 years ago. When it comes to advantages the jury is definitely out. Ive shot with twin fletch, three fletch and 4 fletch setups. Twin is great but can REALLY punish poor form. When it comes to comparing 3 or 4 fletch setups its really just a matter of drag. For instance, a 4" 3 fletch setup will have the same drag as a 3" 4 fletch setup (assuming same shape etc) My personal favourite is either a very long but extremely low profile setup or 2.5" to 3" fletching on well tuned arrows. I tend to stick to the tradition 3 fletch option these days as its simple and efficient

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  @ralfgrosser4443 Жыл бұрын

  Fünfzig mal trockengefeuert und nix passiert. Was passiert nach 55 schuss?