Videos tagged with Arrow

This video demonstrates the construction of a DIY remote-release system for a compound bow, intended for trick shot challenges. The host, identified as a professional firearms entertainer and trick shooter, uses common materials like lumber and vice grips, along with a DeWalt drill, to build the apparatus. The guide focuses on the assembly process for creating custom range equipment for advanced shooting techniques.

This video demonstrates an experiment to determine the stopping power of a compound bow by testing arrow penetration through multiple layers of cardboard. The host, an enthusiast with proper archery form and safe equipment handling, tests incremental stacks before a final test with 64 pieces, showing the arrow's ability to pass through significant material.

This video demonstrates a casual durability test using a 70-pound compound bow to assess the penetration resistance of various helmets: a football helmet, a motorcycle helmet, and a Vietnam War-era steel helmet. The results show varying levels of protection, with the steel helmet offering the most resistance. The test is presented by an enthusiast with a casual, energetic tone.

This video demonstrates the process of firing arrows from the Dragon Claw, a 50 caliber big bore airgun. The presenter shows how to load the arrows and shares their excitement about this unique capability, comparing it to shooting slugs. The footage highlights the visual appeal and impact of the arrows upon hitting targets.

This YouTube video features a user taking a "lefty bow" for a spin. They express surprise at their own performance, noting that it wasn't "too shabby" considering they just picked it up and managed to place three shots. The content suggests a casual range day or a brief evaluation of a bow, likely for a left-handed shooter.

This video title proposes a ballistic test, questioning whether a Vietnam War era helmet can stop an arrow. The video leverages hashtags related to archery, bowhunting, and the outdoors, but its inclusion of the hashtag '#gun' suggests a potential comparison or commentary relevant to firearms enthusiasts, even if no specific firearms are mentioned or demonstrated. The core of the video appears to be a protective gear test under projectile impact.

This video title suggests an experimental or 'what if' scenario involving numerous small projectiles (mini arrows) aimed at a person's face, posing a question about its deadliness. The inclusion of hashtags like #gun, #civtac, and #fullautofriday strongly indicates a firearms-related context, likely exploring ballistics or the effects of projectiles in a controlled (or perhaps sensationalized) manner. The content seems to lean towards entertainment or a demonstration of projectile power rather than a traditional review or training video.

This video analyzes a critical incident involving Fairfax County Police officers forced to defend themselves against a suspect armed with a compound bow. The analysis highlights the importance of tactical positioning, de-escalation techniques, and the effectiveness of patrol carbines in high-threat situations. The expert assessment emphasizes the officers' professionalism and adherence to safety protocols under extreme duress.

This video features a unique comparison between a Hoyt Ventum 30 bow and arrow and a Sony A7iii camera. The title and description highlight the surprising durability of the camera, which was shot with an arrow but reportedly still functional a year later. The content likely involves the act of shooting the camera and demonstrating its post-incident condition.

This video explores the everyday carry items and traditional weaponry of Maasai warriors in Kenya. It details the practical use of spears, swords, and clubs for hunting and defense, as well as the construction and purpose of their shields. The warriors also demonstrate a traditional method for starting fires using friction and explain the significance of various arrow types, including those tipped with poison.

This video introduces the Firebird 50, a fully biodegradable exploding target from Firebird Targets, showcased at SHOT Show 2020. John from Firebird Targets explains its safety features, noting it's impact-sensitive enough for an airsoft gun but robust enough to withstand being run over by a truck. The target can be set off by various projectiles including arrows, .22LR, and air rifles.

This video details an experimental test of a custom .50 BMG arrow tip designed to fire upon impact. The creator, Edwin Sarkissian, demonstrates the device's functionality using a recurve bow, highlighting both successful and unsuccessful attempts against a car door and a dry lake bed. While the concept of impact ignition is proven, the extreme weight distribution of the arrow significantly compromises accuracy, making it unsuitable for precise targeting like ballistic gel.