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If so, approximately how much?
I think he is asking do they slow down faster in that case yes but minimally.Are you asking if the arrow speed is different as it leaves the bow? No.
I’m not suggesting your post is inaccurate, but how do you know this?I think he is asking do they slow down faster in that case yes but minimally.
Heck good question... but now that I "think" about it, if a fixed blade and mechanical hit the exact same surface or animal... I would imagine the mechanical would slow down, lose more energy, more than the fixed.Is it even worth thinking about?
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Yes. Unless all archery tinkering isn’t worth thinking about. Pin elevation adjustment is important to me.Is it even worth thinking about?
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Absolutely not in any meaningful or measurable way at ranges you should be using them. No need for pin elevation adjustment.Yes. Unless all archery tinkering isn’t worth thinking about. Pin elevation adjustment is important to me.
Agreed At distances I Archery hunt any difference would be negligible. Wind drift may play in more than velocity.Is it even worth thinking about?
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Not necessarily true! Ask the heavy arrow crowd. When bone is contacted, slow and heavy beats fast and light all day, every day. But fast and heavy is even better! LOL.Slower broadheads wont kill the same as a fast one lol
Good point. The aerodynamic shape of BH's makes wind friction a non issue at bowhunting distances.....but from the side, in the case of a cross wind will have an affect....[including the fletching]Agreed At distances I Archery hunt any difference would be negligible. Wind drift may play in more than velocity.