70 lb Compound Bow vs a Solid Wood Door and a Steel Exterior Door

Published on November 13, 2024
Duration: 1:00

This video demonstrates a penetration test using a 70 lb compound bow against a solid wood door and a steel exterior door. The host, identified as a Subject Matter Expert in outdoor/archery testing, showcases the effectiveness of both field tip and broadhead arrows against these barriers, providing visual evidence of penetration results.

Quick Summary

A 70 lb compound bow was tested against a solid wood door and a steel exterior door. Field tip arrows embedded deeply into the wood but did not exit, while both field tip and broadhead arrows fully penetrated the steel door, demonstrating significant projectile force.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Bow and Doors
  2. 00:11Wood Door Test: Field Tip
  3. 00:23Steel Door Test: Field Tip
  4. 00:35Wood Door Test: Broadhead
  5. 00:48Steel Door Test: Broadhead

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a 70 lb compound bow penetrate a solid wood door?

Yes, a 70 lb compound bow can penetrate a solid wood door. A field tip arrow embedded deeply into the front of the door but did not exit. A broadhead arrow deflected off the surface, sticking in the front without penetrating through the back.

Will a 70 lb compound bow penetrate a steel exterior door?

Yes, a 70 lb compound bow will penetrate a steel exterior door. Both field tip and broadhead arrows tested in the video passed completely through the steel door, demonstrating significant penetration power.

What is the difference between a field tip and a broadhead arrow?

A field tip is primarily used for target practice and small game, featuring a simpler point for deep penetration. A broadhead is designed for hunting larger game, with multiple sharp blades to create a wider wound channel for effective harvesting.

Which arrow type performed better against the wood door?

Against the wood door, the field tip showed deeper embedding, while the broadhead deflected and stuck in the surface. Neither fully penetrated. The field tip demonstrated more direct force transfer into the material.

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