Ravin R10 CrossBow vs Cadillac escalade windshield

Published on December 22, 2018
Duration: 10:03

This video tests the Ravin R10 crossbow's penetration capabilities against a Cadillac Escalade windshield. The first shot with a Muzzy broadhead caused the blades to break but still penetrated the glass. A second shot with a sharper tip successfully pierced the windshield and penetrated 7-8 inches into phone books, demonstrating the crossbow's power.

Quick Summary

The Ravin R10 crossbow, boasting 400 fps velocity, was tested against a Cadillac Escalade windshield. Initial shots with Muzzy broadheads caused blade breakage but still penetrated. A subsequent shot with a sharper tip successfully pierced the glass and penetrated 7-8 inches into phone books.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Escalade Windshield Test
  2. 00:48Ravin R10 Crossbow Overview
  3. 01:55Selecting Muzzy Broadhead Tips
  4. 02:29Cranking System & First Shot
  5. 03:32First Shot Analysis: Blades Break
  6. 05:41Second Shot: Sharper Tip Test
  7. 07:18Final Results & Penetration Depth

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the Ravin R10 crossbow's performance against the Cadillac Escalade windshield?

The Ravin R10 crossbow, with a 400 fps velocity, successfully penetrated the Escalade's windshield. The first shot with a Muzzy broadhead caused blade breakage but still pierced the glass, while a second shot with a sharper tip achieved deeper penetration.

Did the Muzzy broadhead tip survive the impact with the Escalade windshield?

No, the Muzzy 100-grain broadhead tips experienced blade breakage upon impact with the laminated windshield. Despite this, the bolt shaft continued through the glass and into the vehicle's interior.

What were the key specifications of the Ravin R10 crossbow used in the test?

The Ravin R10 crossbow featured a velocity of 400 feet per second (fps) and a draw weight of 220 pounds (lbs). It also utilized an integrated cranking system for cocking.

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