Testing Different Arrowhead Types Against Glass
This video demonstrates a series of tests where various types of arrowheads—including target points, bullet points, and blood-groove leaf broadheads—are fired at a pane of glass. The footage highlights the different physical designs of the arrowheads and shows the immediate impact results when they strike the glass target. The experiment serves as a visual comparison of how these specific archery components interact with a hard, transparent surface.
honestly me trying to pick the right tool for a task i definitely shouldn't be doing in the first place
that shatter is wild!
everyone is missing the point because this is just glorified littering for views. nobody needs to see glass shattered like this when it could have been a real target.
that was actually really fascinating to watch, i love how much care you put into showing us the physics behind each different design 😊
well that settles the debate on what to do if the window ever attacks me.
i'm just here for the pane-ful puns, honestly 🏹
Fuck off look at the colours dudes ! Shoot a grey one and a blue one hits it in the video !
The answer is no. Also, archery exhausts muscle power and endurance with every draw, not to mention requiring far more training than rifles.
Cute, now let's check them again, but let's use a heavy crossbow.
This glass can stop a nuclear warhead, now, I will take 1 hour of your time to see if MY HEAD can bash through. At least this would have ger rid of the stupidity
I'm a bit saddened that you didn't try the traditional bodkin arrowhead
*Heavy breathing intensifies*
Impressive ! Now let's see Paul Allen's arrowheads !
Why does the arrow hitting the glass always blue but the one leaving the bow is silver?
The answer is no.
If you can't be bothered to watch the clip the answer is none, and as an aside there are way more types of arrow heads than I imagined existed