The last shot could have never happened if the first arrow stick had a knock (isn't that what the notched endpiece is called?) on it. That piece would have deflected the arrows apart. Still good high speed video of stuff you don't think about, like how the arrow flexes as it travels.
Very impressive, but Dave is right. With a Knock on the arrow, it would have deflected the other arrow away.
thats nuts.. those guys are as good as it gets
That last shot, the arrow that is getting shot at is actually a hollow tube I heard.
so what! He shot an ARROW INTO A A HOLLOW TUBE FROM LIKE 80 FT!!!!
rocco79 Wrote:so what! He shot an ARROW INTO A A HOLLOW TUBE FROM LIKE 80 FT!!!!
Yeah it's still cool....Just saying.
I wonder why after they shoot the arrow, they sway the bow back and forth?
prolly the same reason golfers swing threw ... Its all to follow a rythem and to make sure each time the do it the same way
yep, follow through, same as golf and pool
yep, repeatability for muscle memory. Seems to work for those guys.
The hollow tube is either an aluminum or graphite arrow shaft, which are hollow, yes. And you see he's shooting target points, with look like bullets, versus hunting braodheads, which look like, well, arrowheads.