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Most appropriate arrow for this!
cpileri
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I have been participating/reading this thread with much interest:
http://rimfirecentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&postid=245500#post245500
And I have a question for those with some actual knowledge! (j/k)
What type of arrow would be best for (more than one use of) firing it out of a shotgun?
I am thinking lighter would be better, ideally under the shot charge of the shell so as to avoid pressure issues.
But also I would think a very strong shaft would be necessary to avoid snapping/shattering with the forceful acceleration!
Any thoughts/experiences?
For educational purposes only!
C-
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God, Guts, and Guns: keeping America Strong for 200 years.
(sig about Clinton's talk show changed, though I thought it was pretty creative without overt vulgarity)
http://rimfirecentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&postid=245500#post245500
And I have a question for those with some actual knowledge! (j/k)
What type of arrow would be best for (more than one use of) firing it out of a shotgun?
I am thinking lighter would be better, ideally under the shot charge of the shell so as to avoid pressure issues.
But also I would think a very strong shaft would be necessary to avoid snapping/shattering with the forceful acceleration!
Any thoughts/experiences?
For educational purposes only!
C-
___________________________
God, Guts, and Guns: keeping America Strong for 200 years.
(sig about Clinton's talk show changed, though I thought it was pretty creative without overt vulgarity)
Comments
carbon would probably be the strongest
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Why would you shoot an arrow out of a gun?
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Why? For the same reason you shoot bowling pins and gallon plastic milk jugs filled with water. Because it's fun, that's why.
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