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not sure if you can see but this is a 220 grn fieldpoint thats shoved into a 2317 shaft about 3/4"s inside +the insert i was tuning some arrows at 10 paces and misses badly somehow on a bad release or something and it hit where my steel door and the steel frame meet and the force of the bow pushed all that into the shaft and blew the uninock bushing out like a bullet the fieldpoint stops about halfway through that black splotch
that's a neat way of footing them. LOL
done that more then once lol. titan riser with 50# dryad epics from 10 yds hitting my concrete wall made my aluminums looked like pretzels . my carbons have faired well most times
more intresting i put the unibushing back and test fired it and it flew perfectly still hahaha a little stiff though
That could easily happen outdoors as well so go shoot some more and have fun... :thumbsup:
Every time I shoot metal doors, I have the same problem, whether they are "in" doors or "out" doors.
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A new production method for the famous "Mergendahl Reverse-Swage" process. Better look into a patent... you could be rich!!!
^ thats a goodun hawkeye i wonder if 3 rivers would be intrested haha
At least it wasn't a broadhead and a refrigerator!!! :D :D
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jeez i wish this wace facebook so i could like that post
oops :knothead: :knothead:
Go shoot again Eric
"Reverse Penetration" :goldtooth:
no doubt the wife doesn't know.