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    Archery? If you mean 310fps a compound bow that is barely audible from 10ft away. Carbon fiber arrows, and steel broadheads... yes.

    Before you traditionalists get on me for using a compound bow, remember that you're using the internet forum and not a slate chalk board.

    PS. They did a mythbusters on the "robin hood" splitting arrow thing... Myth Busted. Apparently you can't even split an arrow if you hold it still and try to run a knife through it. The grains always prevail and force the knife/arrow out before it makes it all the way down.
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    Quote Originally Posted by georgeblack7 View Post
    PS. They did a mythbusters on the "robin hood" splitting arrow thing... Myth Busted. Apparently you can't even split an arrow if you hold it still and try to run a knife through it. The grains always prevail and force the knife/arrow out before it makes it all the way down.
    I was referring to aluminum shaft arrows.

    I watched that episode of Mythbusters too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by georgeblack7 View Post
    PS. They did a mythbusters on the "robin hood" splitting arrow thing... Myth Busted. Apparently you can't even split an arrow if you hold it still and try to run a knife through it. The grains always prevail and force the knife/arrow out before it makes it all the way down.
    Is THIS a myth?

    P.S. Check out the insane stabilizer on that beast!

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    Quote Originally Posted by CDNSushi View Post
    Is THIS a myth?

    P.S. Check out the insane stabilizer on that beast!
    WAY COOL! The mythbusters was about whether the splitting an arrow was possible.

    My hunting club has a requirement that you can shoot an apple from 30 yards, 16' up in a tree. The idea is that if you can hit an apple, you should be able to place a clean shot on a deer.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Teufel Hunden View Post
    I'm not good enough to do it consistently yet, but from time to time i'll nail my previously shot arrows. Though the "theatrical" version of the robin hood isn't possible, i think just getting one arrow lodged firmly into the backside of another counts just as much.
    That is what I'm talking about! I've got one!! I've busted countless nocks...


    Quote Originally Posted by CDNSushi View Post
    Is THIS a myth?

    P.S. Check out the insane stabilizer on that beast!
    Please note, the arrow that is in the target: has no nock, the taper has been cut off and it was larger in diameter than the arrow being shot... It's still a fantastic display of accuracy!
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    Quote Originally Posted by georgeblack7 View Post
    Archery? If you mean 310fps a compound bow that is barely audible from 10ft away. Carbon fiber arrows, and steel broadheads... yes.

    Before you traditionalists get on me for using a compound bow, remember that you're using the internet forum and not a slate chalk board.

    PS. They did a mythbusters on the "robin hood" splitting arrow thing... Myth Busted. Apparently you can't even split an arrow if you hold it still and try to run a knife through it. The grains always prevail and force the knife/arrow out before it makes it all the way down.
    watch this...
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xG43vFknI0E

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzssL...eature=related

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iH2JeLiTFQg

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6EuHCmsX8g

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4Iwcyfuyvg

    I love that show Mythbusters, but I've seen episodes where I disagree. Usually because they don't usually use the proper materials and motion involved.
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    My good friends wife and her first Robin Hood..


    Her second Robin Hood..

    Her third Robin Hood..


    He himself has RH's from 15 to 50 yards....
    And he is the one that taught me to shoot a bow!
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