Recurve vs compound bow- which is more accurate? #bow #archery #compoundbow #recurvebow
Recurve vs compound bow- which is more accurate? #bow #archery #compoundbow #recurvebow
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Osea que si es la flecha y no el indio 😔
i thought he was mr ballen
Well
Standard Bow and Compound bow is different
Snd its obvious
And yes Compound bow looks cooler than the standard too
Just depends on whether you are an archer or a twit trying to get extra tags any way possible without working forit.
Bow:
Penetration ++++
Drawing Speed —
The video is more about POWER rather than ACCURACY…
its the subtle difference between having an arrow in your heart and having a hole on your chest (and a missing heart)
Go read “Hunting with the Bow and Arrow” It’s a 1923 book by Saxton Pope of “Pope and Young” fame. You will throw your compound bow away in disgust after reading it. I did and I can say I’m a real bow hunter now. I dare you to read it.
Hunting arrows versus pierving arrows
what was the time difference between recurve and compound?
Powernya beda
the first one kills, the second one kills more
The first, you do yourself more damage pulling the arrowhead backwards out. The second, you clip the fletch end off and pull the shaft the rest of the way through. But they'll probably overcome that by inventing dum-dum or explosive arrowheads.
I had to put a racket strap around my bales and tighten tf out of them to compress the bails, just so my fletchings stopped getting ripped up from flying through the bales.
Practice is also a difference. You can be just as accurate with a recurve.
Recurve bows are cool even if they dont shoot as hard
But on horseback advancing on an enemy, the recurve bow can be reloaded much faster, firing a volley of arrows to every single arrow with a compound. Those Amazons were real. They did not fire arrows primarily to kill but to wound so they could rape you and get pregnant. Then they killed you after you’re no longer needed. Depends on what you’re using a bow for and how you’re using it. That compound is OK if you’re hunting a deer or something, and they didn’t have a problem hunting either. Let’s not forget about the Comanche who used bows to dominate people with firearms.
Well damn!
I'm sure the results would be the same if they had the same draw weight
Density of weeds.
wow, didn't know it's such a difference!
Thanks, for the zombie apocalypse now I know which one to choose!
Seems case closed but id also ask what draw weight the recurve bow has?
Other: Humans stopped evolving…💩
This video: Do they!?💀
try a longbow with an 80 pound draw
Compound is better
Jesus
How can I relate I don't even have a girlfriend 😢😂
Recurve has cheaper and less maintenance ❤
getting it restrung and tightened every six month i could do with out but hey.
for you who didnt understand, the target upper one is emptier than its bottom..
Main differences… Compound bow is much more expensive, specially if you're not buying something super cheap. Also much harder to care for under dirty conditions. The arrows they shoot are also very specific, regular wooden arrows with fletching will probably get ruined quickly. They're also completely different shooting devices, so learning compound won't exactly translate to shooting a recurve, especially if it's a more primitive design.
The first bow is the most agile, while the second one is a grim reaper itself.
Injury vs Death
wow!
Guys, i have a question
Is a compound bow high maintenance or is it okay to handle
Think about a survival situation
Or will the old style be suited more then?
Ladies love to shoot 75% let off.
3d6 damage vs. 5d10 damage
THAT'S what I'm taking into apocalypse hell yeah
What is the draw weight of each?
Lo que da mas escalofrios es que los conductores evitan tener un vidrio quebrado, pero al parecer no evitan atropellar personas.
If native americans had compound bows, instead of curb bows, they would've won' more battles.
Mr Ballen doing archery now
Bow, enchantment: Power I
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Injury vs death
Btw both can kill a human 🥱
Bro, its just like the FarCry 3 to 5 arches, leveling up 😂
Couple things: He might have had more practice with the compound vs the recurve, and there may have been different draw weights…
ohh 🥵