Heavy VS Light arrow penetration test (Slo Mo)

866 grain arrow vs 1,782 grain arrow.
Both arrows are Black Eagle Rampage 150 spine.
Both have same fletching.
F.O.C. is comparable: 19.2% for the heavy arrow and 15.4% for the light arrow.
Both have same broadhead: Bear Razorhead single bevel 250 grains.
Each shot at 9 full 1 gallon jugs.
Shot with APA King Cobra DG 102 lb
Only difference: heavy arrow had twelve 75 grain brass inserts.
Ranch fairy and Ashby were right.

[@pinslayer4579]

A slow motion demonstration of the endless debate of 9mm vs 45 acp.

[@raijin5280]

What are you hunting where 866 would be considered light? I'm just starting out in bow hunting and built 500gr arrows and I thought those were considered "heavy" haha

[@paulheberling2750]

I shoot APA king cobra dangerous game with 100lb draw weight. So in that set up 866 is lighter since everything less, 450 to 650 or so, if I shoot those consistently, I fracture my limbs with. I’ve gone thru 3 pairs of limbs in a year and a half. Also the 866 is supposed to be light in comparison to 1,782. Obviously it’s heavy compared to 500 lol.

[@raijin5280]

@@paulheberling2750 dang that's a serious setup! good luck this season

[@marouanerakine7207]

Thank you for the video, try not using music it would be better

[@paulheberling2750]

I have another one without music in shorts

[@nahumhernandezg2188]

​@@paulheberling2750I don't mind, it's great