i wish i was as cool as Dash Rendar 😭😭😭*buys bow meant for kids and cant even pull it back half way* oh well, i guess ill log back into the world of warcaft
Aww..thanks for the longer video 🥰 I love history n can imagine (thanks to you) what it would of been like for warriors to fight to defend their families, homes, n land. I can see why training would need to start so young in order to survive.
Most welcome, it took me a couple days to do because I only have like an hour to so to do videos with family and work but so glad you enjoyed it, truthfully
The interesting mechanics of IIIA soft armor is the way the layered panels distribute the kinetic energy, sorta akin to gambeson in a conventional sense. Instead of being a rigid steel and/or ceramic plate preventing penetration altogether, it absorbs the energy and dissipates it across the surface area & subsequent layers. Pistol caliber rounds are essentially designed to be big & slow (relatively), thus they cause damage mechanically by _"crushing"_ against the intended target. Hence? Bows can pierce IIIA with relative ease because the mechanics of an arrow is to concentrate its kinetic energy into a _"slicing"_ kind of manner, letting it go through the panels without too much difficulty, but probably not enough to cause major damage to vital organs. Whereas level IV plates, just like historical plate armor, is practically outright impervious to an a arrow no matter the draw weight. Suffice it to say? Conventional bullet resistant armor is literally just Gambeson -> Plate essentially. It's kinda ironic we've returned to the same basic design principles our ancestors realized with armor, but just made it lighter & easier to mass produce on an industrial level!
@@dashrendar5320 I'd definitely recommend sharpening the spear and giving the IIIA panel (perhaps a new one?) another go. We know that finer points & edges are exponentially beneficial for getting through gambeson, perhaps we'd see some similar results against the panel in a similar vein as well? Perhaps even the axe/sword can have a go at it with sharpened edges, seeing how effective the panel is against those sorts of nasty cuts. With the Level IV plate I think you'd have some effect with a mace & warhammer! Could be interesting especially since ceramic plates are designed to shatter, would be a neat contrast to how previous steel helms held up in comparison, or maybe the ceramic is simply too resistant for the kinetic energies your muscles can put out? Either way, looking forward to the next vids!
Thanks so much, my friend. I truly appreciate that, those take me a couple days to put together because I only have like an hour a day to film, but they are fun to do.
@@tinasudar7886 Armor, then and now (even with standardized testing/certification) can vary a lot in quality; it may not do what you expect. Ask Archibald, Earl of Douglas. Tough target. Lost and eye and a testicle at Homildon Hill and Shrewsbury before being killed at Verneuil. The earl of Douglas, “evidently placing trust in his armor and that of his companions, which for three years they had taken pains to improve ... strove to rush the archers,” the bowmen “pierced entirely through these armored men [armatos omnino penetrarent], drilling through their helmets [cassides terebrarent] ... and piercing through all their armor with ease [et omnem armaturam levi negotio transverberarent]. The earl of Douglas was pierced [confossus est] with v [5] wounds, notwithstanding his extremely costly [sumptuosissima] armor.” Brown, M.H. (2004). "Douglas, Archibald, fourth earl of Douglas". Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (online ed.). Oxford University Press.
Awesome work! Quite surprised modern armoyr held up that good since I was expecting it to break as the focus was often reducing the effect of the bullet's momentum, not its sharpness
Thanks man, that's really entertaining. Watched it just after my bowshooting session. I'm pulling 61pounds so far can do 200 arrows. Loooking forward to getting a stronger one soon.
You had to try the tips used to penetrate chainmail. The ones with a very long and thin tip. Those are the ones that look that will do best against klevar. The principle is the same.
I'm not surprised by the low penetration of the arrows. The Mongols used very effective protection, made of several layers of silk, and ballistic vests follow that principle. However, I was hoping for better performance from the sword...it was an eye-opening video.
I kinda suspected and agree with you on what you thought would happen with the axes , sword and spear. What did surprise me was the the penetration by the bows with the class IIIA body armor. I was betting on the arrow just barely penetrating if at all. Different subject, hey do you know or watch the awesome archer Lars Anderson ? With the war bow, is it possible to get Lars's rate of fire ? Might be a good challenge to take on. I, for one, would like to see it. Thanks and keep up the good work !
awesome like usual. Would be really interesting seeing some kind of testing of various historical weapons against the armor just based on the force it deals. I know you mentioned that you'd still feel it even if you didn't get stabbed by the arrows, but I know a lot of historical weapons like war hammers, maced and flails and such were used just as much or more for the blunt damage they could deal to the person inside the armor. Basically, the way I've heard it summed up is that "The armor survives, but the shaking and beating inside the armor makes it so the wearer doesn't." Anyway, honestly I'd be thrilled to see anything you come up with. Maybe try modern armor vs sling just for the heck of it. Cheers!
NIJ ratings also take that into account. In order for a plate to pass, it must stop the rated projectiles while having an acceptable level of backface deformation. At minimum, the NIJ IV plate in the video must shrug off 2,656 ft⋅lbf of force (30-06 M2 AP). You can take that hit to the plate and not suffer any sort of serious injury. It takes a magnum bolt action rifle to hit a NIJ IV plate hard enough to seriously injure the guy behind it. The plate will still stop the bullet, but you've now reached a dangerous amount of backface deformation.
Awesome content with great editing! I havent seen this level of down-to-earth talking and testing on the range since the early days of Kentucky Ballistics. Keep up the good work, sir! SUBSCRIBED
Mate that is bloody cool as. I first saw you on the Collab you did with Administrative Results. The amount of hours you would have had to put in to shoot a bow instinctively like that would have been off the charts. Hats off from Down Under👌👍
Hey, thanks so much for that man. It’s definitely a lot of work, but so much fun and well worth it. Glad you enjoyed it and thank you for the kind words.
@@dashrendar5320 my pleasure mate. I was into archery/slings/spear and woomera (atlatl) etc. a lot as a kid. Your content is very nostalgic and bloody well done mate👊
Massive well done with this video mate, I know it’s taken a lot of work and your probably sick of people asking for longer, but you did an awesome job.
Definitely wouldn’t consider a shot from a war bow to be “most stabs and slashes.” Those things are crazy. People way underestimate both medieval weapons and modern armor.
Thought: Turn the axe blade side up, should in my mind give a better chance of hitting point first, unless it turns around after being thrown. Yes, no?
I I can't believe none of that killed the dummy but I still know that there is some medieval weapon that that beat modern armour. All this mans power, skill and determination and still the armiur held up leaves a sort of bitterness to me.
Fantastic demonstration. Thank you. I cringed when I saw the arrow tip break and the dulling of the sword. I also realized another reason why the ancient Norse chose axes over swords. Axes were more common and most likely less expensive to acquire for the day, but they most likely kept their edges better too, so they would have been a practical and serviceable choice for most.
Just some feedback since you asked for it xd: A hook at the start of the video similar to Todd’s workshop would be quite good I rekon. As for the thumbnail, I generally click on videos that have a person about to shoot/launch whatever weapon is the main focus of the video. Incredible video btw I am a big fan of your channel! I hope your channel continue to grow!
@@dashrendar5320 Basically Jeorge Sprave made a Magazine(akin to a rifle's) for arrows and attached it to a warbow. Basically giving the Warbow a self-loading mechanism. Cool stuff.
Tossing a comment for the algorithm gods and wanted to say I appreciated the longer video. I'd love to see a sling vs. small caliber firearm against these armors. I know sourcing even low-quality armor is expensive and difficult, but I'll never get tired of these sorts of tests (and tests against analogues). I keep hoping to someday see tests against something these weapons would've face, a boar! (At least, a boar carcass with its tough hide and ribs, though I know YT can be a little funny with those sorts of things).
Yeah, it would be insane to see something more analogous to a person like a bore or a pig, but those things do tend to get flagged a little bit. Working on some fun ideas as far as armor tests for down the road, but hitting stuff with other stuff never gets old 😂
Awesome video! I was allways wondering how medieval weapons would perform against modern armor. The only thing i kind of missed would be the damage, that something like a warhammer, wich was especially effective against heavy armor, would have done to modern armor.
The problem with headshots is that your target is probably wearing a helmet. In that case you can only shoot him when he is facing you. That means he can see you. Maybe you can squeeze an arrow through the back of his neck, i don't know if neck has some protection with modern armor
More like these please it's actually great and i really happy to see it. Also man i hope your playthrough is Nord in Skyrim because you look like the one! 😆
Working to make some more these take me a couple of days cause I only have like an hour or so each day to film with work and kids and such but I will try to make more longform stuff. It’s a fun challenge.
@@dashrendar5320Oh, now i understand why you don't make much like these, it's understandable man. Always family and work first then this will come after, no worries. Regardless of the length, i always appreciate your shorts and videos!
Try a leaf shape arrow head made of Cromium-Cobalt-Molybdenum alloy. I have two, it is an extremely hard material, yet flexible enough to absorb heavy blows. And because it is so incredible hard, it can be sharpened much more than softer material like carbon steel or bronze. It's used in the dental area. Don't know the english term. Zahntechnik in german. These arrows were able to punch through my linothorax as if it was not there. I had bound it against a target, so there were 28 layers of glued linen. And it went through and into the target behind. I used a 45lbs bow.
How hard do they hit? In ft lbs of Ke. (YMMV) Sword/mace/axe 150 Arrow/Bow 100 Arrow/Crossbow 300 Brown Bess Musket 2,000 .38 FMJ 250 45 ACP 370 9mm NATO 420 5.56 NATO 1,300 7.62 NATO 2,600 .50 BMG 13,000
Idk if you do this type of content but there’s a book series called rangers apprentice it’s a little young but it has a lot of archery in it and would love for someone like you to review it
Seeing you hit them in the head makes me wonder how an arrow would work vs a ballestic helmet. Its basically the same concept as the 3a plate but its lamentated as well
@@dashrendar5320the fact that you take the time to talk to everyone shows a lot. And I'm sure I speak for everyone when I say we appreciate you 😃 I had kinda lost any drive to do anything I used to like doing until I started watching your stuff and now I'm getting the gusto back and starting up doing the things I used to enjoy doing again. I have been in law enforcement (corrections) for 3 years now and it kinda drains your mind and especially your spirit with some of the stuff you see and watching your videos about your progress and seeing your determination to hone your skills kinda made me remember who I was before the job and made me realize I don't have to be just 1 I can be both and have that outlet to destress and I really do thank you from the bottom of my heart man.
Thanks so much man, life can be brutal and just suck the joy out but finding that passion in other areas can help keep you not only sane but just full of more life! Keep at it my friend 💪🏹
While not all the weapons penetrated the armor the energy dispersing into the target would def make for a bad day. Even if a spear didn't go through my armor I sure as hell wouldn't want to be hit with one thrown full force. Not to mention like you said there are other areas to hit. Thanks for the video glhf
Very interesting “what if”. I thought it interesting that the bodkins defeated the IIIA somewhat, as with bullets the philosophy for defeating kevlar is fast and small. If you go far enough in the other direction, say, a projectile weighing 4-5x a .44 magnum round, that does the trick too.
Kevlar is weak to cutting (it's literally a fabric) and IIIA is just Kevlar. Straight NIJ 3 is when you start getting into polymers and ceramics and the cut resistance increases accordingly.
Excellent contribution to science. Also, I can attest to modern flat broadheads easily defeating level 3A armor. That was the non-stabproof atuff though.
Agh how much it hurts me to see those arrows break, but I'm sure your wallet feels it more than my heart does
Hahah yes it’s a shame but for the greater good!
@@dashrendar5320can you try your medieval weapons vs a metal Captain America shield?
Haha yeah I could probably do that
@@dashrendar5320make sure to get some Vibranium. For realism, you know?
Why? How much does it cost for everything?
The thing that impressed me the most is your accuracy at those distances with a heavy warbow! Well done!
Thank you for that my friend 💪🏹 truly appreciate the kind words
Man, the SOUND of that 165lb loosing the arrow at the head is incredible. You can hear the wood howling.
Yeah I love it!
Really impressive not just your strength, but your accuracy man. I shoot bows quite often with my bro, you'd make an excellent hunter I reckon.
Thanks so much man! Truly appreciated,
Sir, you are one hell of a great archer, and to say you are in good shape would be an understatement ! Please keep making more videos !
Thank you so much! I will continue to do so and try to make them fun and enjoyable (I hope 😁)
@@dashrendar5320are you natural? If so holy shit your physique is beutiful
@@favkisnexeradeofcause he‘s natural. Why would you think he‘s not?
i wish i was as cool as Dash Rendar 😭😭😭*buys bow meant for kids and cant even pull it back half way* oh well, i guess ill log back into the world of warcaft
Aww..thanks for the longer video 🥰 I love history n can imagine (thanks to you) what it would of been like for warriors to fight to defend their families, homes, n land. I can see why training would need to start so young in order to survive.
Most welcome, it took me a couple days to do because I only have like an hour to so to do videos with family and work but so glad you enjoyed it, truthfully
The interesting mechanics of IIIA soft armor is the way the layered panels distribute the kinetic energy, sorta akin to gambeson in a conventional sense. Instead of being a rigid steel and/or ceramic plate preventing penetration altogether, it absorbs the energy and dissipates it across the surface area & subsequent layers. Pistol caliber rounds are essentially designed to be big & slow (relatively), thus they cause damage mechanically by _"crushing"_ against the intended target.
Hence? Bows can pierce IIIA with relative ease because the mechanics of an arrow is to concentrate its kinetic energy into a _"slicing"_ kind of manner, letting it go through the panels without too much difficulty, but probably not enough to cause major damage to vital organs. Whereas level IV plates, just like historical plate armor, is practically outright impervious to an a arrow no matter the draw weight.
Suffice it to say? Conventional bullet resistant armor is literally just Gambeson -> Plate essentially. It's kinda ironic we've returned to the same basic design principles our ancestors realized with armor, but just made it lighter & easier to mass produce on an industrial level!
I know right! It’s pretty interesting to see how it all comes back to basics but just with the newest tech
@@dashrendar5320
I'd definitely recommend sharpening the spear and giving the IIIA panel (perhaps a new one?) another go. We know that finer points & edges are exponentially beneficial for getting through gambeson, perhaps we'd see some similar results against the panel in a similar vein as well? Perhaps even the axe/sword can have a go at it with sharpened edges, seeing how effective the panel is against those sorts of nasty cuts.
With the Level IV plate I think you'd have some effect with a mace & warhammer! Could be interesting especially since ceramic plates are designed to shatter, would be a neat contrast to how previous steel helms held up in comparison, or maybe the ceramic is simply too resistant for the kinetic energies your muscles can put out?
Either way, looking forward to the next vids!
I am literally so excited about your collab with Admin. I immediately thought of you when I saw he was getting into long bows
Gonna be epic!!
The war-bow arrows when they exploded on impact is just like when I miss fire and hit the brick behind my target 😂😂😂
I love medieval shit, so I am so happy a random short from you popped into my feed
Thanks so much, so glad you enjoy it
The results were as expected due to the type of protective elements used.
And thanks for pointing out the long format video
Absolutely love your channel. I honestly prefer the longer form content. Keep up the good work man.
Thanks so much, my friend. I truly appreciate that, those take me a couple days to put together because I only have like an hour a day to film, but they are fun to do.
Love the longer form videos!
Thank you! Took a while to get all the footage but good fun
Genuinely cool to see modern armor stand up against some beautiful weaponry, this also makes me love lvl 3 plates alot more
For the flip side, modern FMJ pistol ammo (38/9/45) can penetrate medieval plate armor (and WWII helmets) from 30 to over 120 yds.
Actually, and for our own wonder, that very depends. :)
Tested.
@@tinasudar7886 Armor, then and now (even with standardized testing/certification) can vary a lot in quality; it may not do what you expect. Ask Archibald, Earl of Douglas. Tough target. Lost and eye and a testicle at Homildon Hill and Shrewsbury before being killed at Verneuil. The earl of Douglas, “evidently placing trust in his armor and that of his companions, which for three years they had taken pains to improve ... strove to rush the archers,” the bowmen “pierced entirely through these armored men [armatos omnino penetrarent], drilling through their helmets [cassides terebrarent] ... and piercing through all their armor with ease [et omnem armaturam levi negotio transverberarent]. The earl of Douglas was pierced [confossus est] with v [5] wounds, notwithstanding his extremely costly [sumptuosissima] armor.” Brown, M.H. (2004). "Douglas, Archibald, fourth earl of Douglas". Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (online ed.). Oxford University Press.
I used to be a soldier till i took an arrow ro the knee. Now i am stuck on gard duty, while my brother is out fighting dragons.
Awesome work! Quite surprised modern armoyr held up that good since I was expecting it to break as the focus was often reducing the effect of the bullet's momentum, not its sharpness
Damn, I haven’t shoot my bow and arrow in years. This video makes me wanna get back into archery
Time to get after it again my friend 💪🏹😁
Thanks man, that's really entertaining. Watched it just after my bowshooting session. I'm pulling 61pounds so far can do 200 arrows. Loooking forward to getting a stronger one soon.
Awesome my friend! Keep it rocking
You had to try the tips used to penetrate chainmail. The ones with a very long and thin tip. Those are the ones that look that will do best against klevar. The principle is the same.
Most ripped archer ive seen, real goat.
Thanks my dude 💪🏹
LOL.. dude you were chuckin those axes.. shocked by how hard you were whippin them.
Haha yeah I figured if you wanna try and made it though maximum effort is needed 😂
Really like this long form video. Excellent work as usual.
Now we need a sling and some breakable bits (bone analog) behind the armor! :)
Yes workshopping something with the sling
@@dashrendar5320 Oh heck yeah! You are very good at giving the people what they want!!!
I'm not surprised by the low penetration of the arrows. The Mongols used very effective protection, made of several layers of silk, and ballistic vests follow that principle. However, I was hoping for better performance from the sword...it was an eye-opening video.
Yeah I was hoping so as well, it was a little dulled after recent testing I think possible a short heartier thrusting sword would do better
@@dashrendar5320yes, I think the same. A short sword or dagger will surely pierce IIIA ballistics soft armor 🛡️🗡️👌
Very interesting test, I didn't think the IIIa would hold that good. Thanks for the video !
I kinda suspected and agree with you on what you thought would happen with the axes , sword and spear. What did surprise me was the the penetration by the bows with the class IIIA body armor. I was betting on the arrow just barely penetrating if at all. Different subject, hey do you know or watch the awesome archer Lars Anderson ? With the war bow, is it possible to get Lars's rate of fire ? Might be a good challenge to take on. I, for one, would like to see it. Thanks and keep up the good work !
RIP arrows. Nice video and good to see the mix of modern vs Ancient weapons and armor.
Longform video and (briefly) a SHIRT?! This is the day spoken of in the ancient texts.
Hahahaha the apocalypse is upon us
Great stuff Dash! Keep the content up, this was entertaining and interesting for sure!
Thanks so much! So glad you enjoyed
I'm an Admin watcher. I just watched the video you guys did together and was intrigued. I love history.
Fantastic! Well I hope you enjoy 😁
You gotta make a video about your hair routine it always looks so perfect!!!
awesome like usual.
Would be really interesting seeing some kind of testing of various historical weapons against the armor just based on the force it deals. I know you mentioned that you'd still feel it even if you didn't get stabbed by the arrows, but I know a lot of historical weapons like war hammers, maced and flails and such were used just as much or more for the blunt damage they could deal to the person inside the armor. Basically, the way I've heard it summed up is that "The armor survives, but the shaking and beating inside the armor makes it so the wearer doesn't."
Anyway, honestly I'd be thrilled to see anything you come up with.
Maybe try modern armor vs sling just for the heck of it.
Cheers!
Haha I think I may take the sling into it, i Just want some lead or metal shot to do actual damage
NIJ ratings also take that into account. In order for a plate to pass, it must stop the rated projectiles while having an acceptable level of backface deformation. At minimum, the NIJ IV plate in the video must shrug off 2,656 ft⋅lbf of force (30-06 M2 AP). You can take that hit to the plate and not suffer any sort of serious injury. It takes a magnum bolt action rifle to hit a NIJ IV plate hard enough to seriously injure the guy behind it. The plate will still stop the bullet, but you've now reached a dangerous amount of backface deformation.
This men is the Real Witcher I can see Geralt de Rivia in lifeaction
Thank you my friend! High praise indeed
love that youtube suggested you! love your content bro, skill you possess with these beautiful weapons is super impressive
Thank you so much for that, truly appreciate the kind words and am so happy you enjoy it
3:33 Okay ... THIS made me laugh out loud. I'm over here like "No ... he didn't just do that"
3:43 LMAO!!! XD
Hahaha adventuring no more!
Awesome content with great editing! I havent seen this level of down-to-earth talking and testing on the range since the early days of Kentucky Ballistics. Keep up the good work, sir! SUBSCRIBED
Thanks so much man, I truly appreciate that, the longer videos take me quite a bit to get footage for, but they are fun and a labor of love
Sweet collab with admin🤙makes me wanna get back into archery....
Roman war darts are always fun to play with.
Iʻd love a video comparing different types of greatbow shots by their technique and purpose
You do awesome stuff man!
Thanks so much, I can work on something like that
Mate that is bloody cool as. I first saw you on the Collab you did with Administrative Results. The amount of hours you would have had to put in to shoot a bow instinctively like that would have been off the charts. Hats off from Down Under👌👍
Hey, thanks so much for that man. It’s definitely a lot of work, but so much fun and well worth it. Glad you enjoyed it and thank you for the kind words.
@@dashrendar5320 my pleasure mate. I was into archery/slings/spear and woomera (atlatl) etc. a lot as a kid. Your content is very nostalgic and bloody well done mate👊
Not lying, I forget to watch the full vids. I'm showing these to my boss in case I have to explain why I'm not wearing my vest when uncomfortable.
Haha nice! Good way to give context
"I used to be a police officer like you, than I got an arrow to my knee." :P
Hahahahab
Man, you seem to be in a sunny place of the world all the time. Enjoyed the video, keep at it!
Thanks man. Good old California (not the beach kind though 😂 the farm part)
Just found your channel and subscribed...cause dude....this is freaking awesome!
Hey thanks so much man! So glad you enjoy it
Yo just came over from your admin video! Would be cool to see a review/explanation of the different types of arrow heads.
Here you are my friend
ruclips.net/user/shortsE1gdYqkHwO0?si=IYp5037Tm9yPVmaV
All your videos are amazing
You are very kind to say so, thank you so much
Massive well done with this video mate, I know it’s taken a lot of work and your probably sick of people asking for longer, but you did an awesome job.
Thanks so much man! Truly appreciate that, was fun to do but a labor of love 😁
@@dashrendar5320 proud of you big guy!
More collaboration with the gun guys please. It would be cool to see more of them try your trade, and compare guns vs arrows and slings.
Would be super fun to do down the road for sure!
Definitely wouldn’t consider a shot from a war bow to be “most stabs and slashes.” Those things are crazy. People way underestimate both medieval weapons and modern armor.
Hahaha I would agree on both counts
Thought:
Turn the axe blade side up, should in my mind give a better chance of hitting point first, unless it turns around after being thrown.
Yes, no?
I don’t know I’ve never tried throwing it that way, but I don’t think I would’ve got a better throw than I did
I I can't believe none of that killed the dummy but I still know that there is some medieval weapon that that beat modern armour. All this mans power, skill and determination and still the armiur held up leaves a sort of bitterness to me.
Fantastic demonstration. Thank you. I cringed when I saw the arrow tip break and the dulling of the sword. I also realized another reason why the ancient Norse chose axes over swords. Axes were more common and most likely less expensive to acquire for the day, but they most likely kept their edges better too, so they would have been a practical and serviceable choice for most.
Indeed, lots of sharpening and making more arrows after the video was needed! But well worth it 😁
Axes are thought to generally need less skill/battle training than swords as well as being cheaper and easier to maintain.
Seeing these arrows fly shows why men feared the English Archer
Yeah for sure, heavy duty arrows moving at high velocity
Should try a mace, morningstar or halberd next. Test it on one of those gelatine dummy, to see what impact they make on it
Getting a maze for Christmas, so soon I hope 😂
4:00 that's really impressive shooting
Thank you kindly
Just some feedback since you asked for it xd:
A hook at the start of the video similar to Todd’s workshop would be quite good I rekon.
As for the thumbnail, I generally click on videos that have a person about to shoot/launch whatever weapon is the main focus of the video.
Incredible video btw I am a big fan of your channel!
I hope your channel continue to grow!
all good feedback! Thank you for that and glad you enjoyed it
Always enjoy your videos!
Thank you most kindly
I would like to see you test the instant legolas vs your warbow. For speed, accuracy and total carnage!
What’s the instant Legolas? Like a feat he did or something similar?
@@dashrendar5320 Basically Jeorge Sprave made a Magazine(akin to a rifle's) for arrows and attached it to a warbow. Basically giving the Warbow a self-loading mechanism. Cool stuff.
Oh nice, okay I will have to check that out
Would be great to see what the warbow does against modern helmet
That’s high up on the next video scale 😁
Tossing a comment for the algorithm gods and wanted to say I appreciated the longer video. I'd love to see a sling vs. small caliber firearm against these armors. I know sourcing even low-quality armor is expensive and difficult, but I'll never get tired of these sorts of tests (and tests against analogues). I keep hoping to someday see tests against something these weapons would've face, a boar! (At least, a boar carcass with its tough hide and ribs, though I know YT can be a little funny with those sorts of things).
Yeah, it would be insane to see something more analogous to a person like a bore or a pig, but those things do tend to get flagged a little bit. Working on some fun ideas as far as armor tests for down the road, but hitting stuff with other stuff never gets old 😂
I want to see a war hammer vs soft and hard body armour. It was designed to beat armour.
All this guy is missing is the yellow contacts and he would make a perfect casting for Geralt.
Thanks my dude! The highest praise
Awesome video! I was allways wondering how medieval weapons would perform against modern armor. The only thing i kind of missed would be the damage, that something like a warhammer, wich was especially effective against heavy armor, would have done to modern armor.
Yes, I had a Warhammer, but broke it on previous testings against the great helm, hoping to get another better one soon 😂
Found you from Admin results :D Glad to see someone else making neat content about niche historical stuff
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoy it 😁
Relax, it's not a spall-guard failure, if the vest had been on, it would've caught that bit of shrapnel.
The problem with headshots is that your target is probably wearing a helmet. In that case you can only shoot him when he is facing you. That means he can see you. Maybe you can squeeze an arrow through the back of his neck, i don't know if neck has some protection with modern armor
I love your vids. You are the weapon master! Could you do a video on The Cestrosphendon?
Oh I will have to see where I can get one 😂
More like these please it's actually great and i really happy to see it. Also man i hope your playthrough is Nord in Skyrim because you look like the one! 😆
Working to make some more these take me a couple of days cause I only have like an hour or so each day to film with work and kids and such but I will try to make more longform stuff. It’s a fun challenge.
@@dashrendar5320Oh, now i understand why you don't make much like these, it's understandable man. Always family and work first then this will come after, no worries. Regardless of the length, i always appreciate your shorts and videos!
Thanks so much, also to answer your previous question 100% Nord Play-through😂
@@dashrendar5320 Nord for life man! 😆 I'm glad to hear 🙏
Epic accuracy, mate. Nice to know stuff here. 👍 If ever i could pull that bow, i might fly with the arrow 😂
Thanks so much, my friend, truly appreciate that. And that would be quite the site 😂😂 getting shot out of your own bow
Try a leaf shape arrow head made of Cromium-Cobalt-Molybdenum alloy. I have two, it is an extremely hard material, yet flexible enough to absorb heavy blows. And because it is so incredible hard, it can be sharpened much more than softer material like carbon steel or bronze. It's used in the dental area. Don't know the english term. Zahntechnik in german.
These arrows were able to punch through my linothorax as if it was not there. I had bound it against a target, so there were 28 layers of glued linen. And it went through and into the target behind. I used a 45lbs bow.
Good call, will try that
Informative thank you for sharing
We need a haur routine
How hard do they hit?
In ft lbs of Ke. (YMMV)
Sword/mace/axe 150
Arrow/Bow 100
Arrow/Crossbow 300
Brown Bess Musket 2,000
.38 FMJ 250
45 ACP 370
9mm NATO 420
5.56 NATO 1,300
7.62 NATO 2,600
.50 BMG 13,000
Awesome stuff, thanks for the breakdown
Love the content man!
Одно удовольствие смотреть на эту стрельбу из лука! Это эстетично выглядит и слишком красиво! Спасибо за подобный контент!!!
Pretty cool demonstration. You remind me of young Lorenzo Lamas in Renegade
Hey thank you so much! Super glad you enjoyed it
Idk if you do this type of content but there’s a book series called rangers apprentice it’s a little young but it has a lot of archery in it and would love for someone like you to review it
I actually did a few videos about that early on, they were just shorts, but it’s my favorite archer series. Halt is my all-time favorite!
I will have to find those I love your content keep it up
It’s hell using a bow with a broken sternum
What we need is a 3A ballstic gambeson
Ha that would be legit!
In the movies we see how one cuts the head with a sword with one move. Could try that?
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Haha awesome
Great video. I really enjoyed it.
Thank so much, glad you did
Seeing you hit them in the head makes me wonder how an arrow would work vs a ballestic helmet. Its basically the same concept as the 3a plate but its lamentated as well
I am working to try and get one soon. That would be a fun test.
I needed this video so much and I didn't know!!!!
Haha awesome! So glad you enjoyed it
Great video! can you make one for a medival mace?
I am getting a mace for Christmas from my wife 😂 so soon
Try the armor with chain mill
For the algorithm, science can be fun.
Indeed it can be 😁
He used to be an adventurer like us….
Dude you and that bow of yours amaze me
Hey thanks so much for that my dude, truly appreciate it
@@dashrendar5320the fact that you take the time to talk to everyone shows a lot. And I'm sure I speak for everyone when I say we appreciate you 😃 I had kinda lost any drive to do anything I used to like doing until I started watching your stuff and now I'm getting the gusto back and starting up doing the things I used to enjoy doing again. I have been in law enforcement (corrections) for 3 years now and it kinda drains your mind and especially your spirit with some of the stuff you see and watching your videos about your progress and seeing your determination to hone your skills kinda made me remember who I was before the job and made me realize I don't have to be just 1 I can be both and have that outlet to destress and I really do thank you from the bottom of my heart man.
Thanks so much man, life can be brutal and just suck the joy out but finding that passion in other areas can help keep you not only sane but just full of more life! Keep at it my friend 💪🏹
Keep the videos up, also try some witcher themed stuff
That would be fun to do for sure
At what range is the War bow very lethal say if real situations going to occur? I’m loving this research 🤘
Mine can shoot a max distance of a bit over 200 meters but I can only “group” them at that distance. No pinpoint accuracy for sure
Valuable information.
While not all the weapons penetrated the armor the energy dispersing into the target would def make for a bad day. Even if a spear didn't go through my armor I sure as hell wouldn't want to be hit with one thrown full force. Not to mention like you said there are other areas to hit. Thanks for the video glhf
Most welcome, glad you enjoyed it
It’s glorious!
You are amazing bro you look like a gladiator, but I want to know where you buy this sword and arrows from
Arrows I make myself. Sword was from Cold steel my friend
Absolutely love this video
Very interesting “what if”. I thought it interesting that the bodkins defeated the IIIA somewhat, as with bullets the philosophy for defeating kevlar is fast and small. If you go far enough in the other direction, say, a projectile weighing 4-5x a .44 magnum round, that does the trick too.
Kevlar is weak to cutting (it's literally a fabric) and IIIA is just Kevlar. Straight NIJ 3 is when you start getting into polymers and ceramics and the cut resistance increases accordingly.
Excellent contribution to science. Also, I can attest to modern flat broadheads easily defeating level 3A armor. That was the non-stabproof atuff though.
Thanks so much man, I truly appreciate that, yeah, it makes sense that flat broad heads, especially would be able to go through pretty easily
What an awesome channel!