How Lethal is the Worlds SMALLEST Crossbow???

Published on August 29, 2023
Duration: 20:10

This video provides an in-depth review and lethality test of the Ballista BAT Reverse, the world's smallest compound crossbow. The host, demonstrating high-level expertise in archery and ballistics, compares it to larger models and tests its penetration power on ballistic gel, including a simulated skull. The review highlights the crossbow's compact design, technical specifications, and practical effectiveness for its size.

Quick Summary

The Ballista BAT Reverse is the world's smallest compound crossbow, featuring a 130lb draw weight and achieving 330 fps bolt velocity. Its compact design offers high portability, and ballistic gel tests demonstrate significant penetration and damage potential, though specialized tips may be needed for bone impact.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Skit
  2. 03:01Crossbow Comparison
  3. 03:51Ballista BAT Reverse Specs
  4. 05:12Ballistic Gel Testing
  5. 11:34Lethality Test on Gel Skull

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key specifications of the Ballista BAT Reverse crossbow?

The Ballista BAT Reverse is a compound pistol crossbow with a 130lb draw weight and a bolt velocity of 330 feet per second. It features an integrated cocking mechanism and can be fitted with optics like an EOTech holographic sight.

How lethal is the world's smallest crossbow, the Ballista BAT Reverse?

Testing on ballistic gel shows the Ballista BAT Reverse delivers significant penetration and damage, creating substantial temporary cavities. Its lethality is considerable for its size, though specialized tips may be needed for bone penetration.

What makes the Ballista BAT Reverse unique compared to other crossbows?

Its primary distinction is its extremely compact size, offering superior portability and concealability compared to standard compound bows and full-size crossbows. It also features an integrated cocking system for ease of use.

What kind of testing was performed on the Ballista BAT Reverse?

The crossbow was tested using Clear Ballistics gel blocks and a gel turkey to evaluate penetration and damage with various bolt tips. A final test involved a ballistic gel head with a skull to assess its ability to penetrate bone.

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