Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Matthias Wiltschko on November 17, 2009, 10:04:30 am
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Hi!
I made some penetration tests with a 1mm (3/64 inch) steel plate.
I used a 40# rattanbow with 440grain arrows and bullet field points.
Here are some clips:
http://www.youtube.com/user/Steilpassfaenger
(http://www.bogenbau-wiltschko.at/pix/videos/armor1.JPG)
Matthias
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Very informative video. Thanks for sharing.
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Very interesting post. I'm curious about your rattan bow. Have you posted about this bow, here, or elsewhere, in the past? I'm curious to know about it's details. I'm thinking rattan may be good for experimenting with in my climate.
Thanks for any information you could provide.
Parnell
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I haven't posted about this rattanbow yet, but I will soon.
Matthias
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That's unusual to see penetration tests with a 40# bow:)
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what is a rattan bow??
google comes up with not much
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Cool videos...and I checked out your website too-very nice!
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Suprises me 40# would penetrate at all:) Wonder how fast those rattan limbs are?
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i love your youtube site man. that's like the 2nd or 3rd time one of the traditional bow sites sent me to watch one of your vids. watching the flex in those other videos you have posted on longbows was very enlightening on my own bowyering work. keep posting stuff!