The arrow is 502gr. from a 55lb Big Five .... Just for fun. 16 yards. The camera is about a foot under the target and a bit to the left.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OB3QtreUvE
and a short outtake
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9rWk4kj0Qk :)
Impressive!
Not slow at all
PDQ & quiet. Carbons?
SSHHHHH!! Don't let everyone know. The wait for a new one will get longer and the price of used ones will go up.
Good job, I love my Hills and never found them to be too slow. On the other hand, I have tried some rocket recurves that just meant I missed faster.
Kevin
COOL!!!
Yep! :thumbsup:
Cool! Quiet bow, and love the hiss of the arrow.
What's the chrono say?
QuoteOriginally posted by Mr.Chuck:
What's the chrono say?
X2?
:archer2:
For me, I prefer a slow quiet arrow over a loud fast arrow. With that said, my 42# bow shoots a 657 grain arrow at 151 fps and my 37# bow shoots a 570 grain arrow at 152 fps. My arrows don't even hiss on the way to the target.
Night Wing - you like arrows that fly like your avatar ( barn owl)-- cool! :thumbsup:
Cool video
Really interesting.
QuoteWhat's the chrono say?
Never chronoed one don't care about speed just dead deer :archer2:
Good post Stone Knife.My Mohawk at 47@27 is not a speed bow by any means but it is forgiving and hits where I`m looking. I love Hill style bows and These slight r/d bows. My form is too bad for a fast bow I guess.The very best hunting shots I`ve ever made were with Hill style bows.RC
Great perspective. You wonder how deer manage to jump the string when it's that fast.