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lean (05/19/2015) [-] 
>>#5, I've used mechanical and fixed blades for deer, but i prefer mechanical. Never had a problem with either. Have used the guillotine broadheads on turkey too. Bowfishing I use a specialized mechanical that sorta works like a grapple, so you can reel the fish back in.
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mrshrapnel (05/19/2015) [-] Somehow i just got the mental image of a mechanical hitting a deer in the anus.
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amusingusername ONLINE (05/19/2015) [-] Wouldn't the field point be best for zombie hunting? The broadhead's good to hit blood vessels and make the target bleed out. It also has the bonus that it can't be removed without doing some nasty damage. However, against zombies of course this depends on the type of zombie we're talking about here you'd probably want to focus on head shots more than anything else.
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mrshrapnel (05/19/2015) [-] All the bow hunting in my area is deer and larger birds, so ive only ever seen fixed blade used.
btw, why would people use mechanical?
btw, why would people use mechanical?
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mrshrapnel (05/19/2015) [-] saw the first one, didnt like it so i never bothered with the sequel.
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Tusura (05/19/2015) [-] Ok well. They have a crossbow just like what I described.
It's based on real weapons.
It shoots a 4 pronged version of the mechanical blade tip.
They are using it to take down a werewolf without killing it. They shoot it through the limbs then drag it to the ground.
It's based on real weapons.
It shoots a 4 pronged version of the mechanical blade tip.
They are using it to take down a werewolf without killing it. They shoot it through the limbs then drag it to the ground.
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mrshrapnel (05/19/2015) [-] Seems like you were right in the assumption in that its used to capture.
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keatontheghostfox ONLINE (05/19/2015) [-] Its supposed to combine the accuracy of a field tip with the cutting off a broad head (blades stay in until they hit the target)
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mrshrapnel (05/19/2015) [-] I did realise that, i was just curious about what youd use it specifically for and wheter it was actually worth it.
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keatontheghostfox ONLINE (05/19/2015) [-] Oh ok, don't know if it's worth it... Kinda pricy I don't even hunt just practice archery with a recurve bow. My brother does though
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sisterblister (05/19/2015) [-] i used to use mechanical but ive recently switched to broad it feels better but here
www.youtube.com/watch?v=gkR5YIscZn4
www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Os-xozVekw
www.youtube.com/watch?v=gkR5YIscZn4
www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Os-xozVekw
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mrshrapnel (05/19/2015) [-] Id say fixed or broad blade if exposed flesh, piercing for heavy clothing.
Or jsut a very powerful bow.
Or jsut a very powerful bow.
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mrshrapnel (05/19/2015) [-] Id love to see a Fixed blade go through Kevlar, got any evidense for that course it seems unlikely in my mind.
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lean (05/19/2015) [-] arrows pierce differently than bullets, by using less KE and a much tinier point of pressure. Basic inclined plane principles. Example- an arrow will go right through a 50 lb sandbag, which will stop the bullet from a 30-06 point blank. Kevlar, Dyneema and Spectra fiber are all cut with scissors. It is by alternating weave and layering that they achieve ballistic resistance, which disperses the kinetic energy of a bullet. A bladed arrow will cut through it just like the scissors they used to make it. SWAT guidelines say only solid plate body armor is effective against knives. Same principle.
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mrshrapnel (05/19/2015) [-] Figured it would work different sicne its a larger surface area, but hey I learn something new everyday.
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IamSofaKingdom (05/19/2015) [-] I won't lie to you, I clicked because the steak tips looked tasty as hell.
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CallMeCrisco (05/19/2015) [-] I keep my nails semi-long (pic related, I never let them get past that) just because it's piratical to have decent length nails opening cans, ripping stickers, scratching an itch, popping open some zippo fluid... nails make that **** much easier . But the thought of growing them that long is horrifying. I've got soft nails, so I'd be constantly bending them backwards...
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CallMeCrisco (05/20/2015) [-] Oh god it's so true. There's one wally world employe who's always got her stupid long nails painted in some kind of animal print where I live...
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scorpidea [OP]ONLINE (05/20/2015) [-] I was in a fire when I was 17 and burned ALL the skin off my right hand and the nails off my thumb and index finger.
I was told my nails would never grow back. They did. The one on my index finger is mostly normal, however, my thumb.... That nail grew back "looking" normal, but it is about 3 or 4 times thicker than all the others.
I can use it a a paint scraper, screwdriver, box cutter... you wouldn't believe the looks I get from some people when I open a box by cutting the real thick, reinforced packing tape with my thumbnail...
I was told my nails would never grow back. They did. The one on my index finger is mostly normal, however, my thumb.... That nail grew back "looking" normal, but it is about 3 or 4 times thicker than all the others.
I can use it a a paint scraper, screwdriver, box cutter... you wouldn't believe the looks I get from some people when I open a box by cutting the real thick, reinforced packing tape with my thumbnail...
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hisokafromlol (05/19/2015) [-] i still have scars from a stilleto girl on my hands ... damn sex was almsot not worth the pain , but it's always a pleasure to pull my sleeve and say : Do you wanna know how i go these scars
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monsterderp (05/19/2015) [-] heres another important tip...... krabby patties cant melt steel beams, fegit.
