Arrows from hell

[KFhunter]

 

[buckfvr]

Shoot them through a cronograph.....

[Stein]

I don't think rebar makes a good shaft.

[KFhunter]

I don't have a chrono

20 pin didn't move
30 didn't move, but shoots about an inch low
40 I had to drop a bit
50 dropped quite a bit
60 is right on the bubble

[KFhunter]

This is what happens when you see 300 FMJ 5mm in the clearance bin, but didn't realize it's 15.5 gpi! 

Dangerous game arrows, my normal ones are 11 gpi


I might need 90lb limbs 

[jrebel]

That arrow, if it shoots well, will be a killing machine!!  I would take a heavy arrow over a light one any day of the week.  It will be a bone crusher.....with the right broadhead, there isn't an animal that stands a chance against that set up.   

[KFhunter]

That arrow, if it shoots well, will be a killing machine!!  I would take a heavy arrow over a light one any day of the week.  It will be a bone crusher.....with the right broadhead, there isn't an animal that stands a chance against that set up.   

[KFhunter]

Kudu 125 single bevel, with bleeder

I couldn't find left bevel for these inserts, so I pulled off my left helical fletching and glued on right helical vanes

[KFhunter]

I figure it ought to be killer for heavy brush,  I'll aim above the tree tops and drop em in like a mortar over the brush,  bull won't know what hit it 

[fishngamereaper]

Those arrows definitely have some pop behind them.
Missed a cow elk couple years ago took me an hour to dig the arrow and broadhead out of a tamarack.... . Sucker went like 6-8" deep...

[KFhunter]

Those arrows definitely have some pop behind them.
Missed a cow elk couple years ago took me an hour to dig the arrow and broadhead out of a tamarack.... . Sucker went like 6-8" deep...

I know that sound it makes very well, followed by the crashing sound brush makes when something large is moving very fast :'(