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Cedar vs Bamboo
DanaM:
--- Quote from: vCo2v on November 13, 2008, 02:22:35 pm ---I'm sure there's a thread about this somewhere, but was wondering what is the better hitter? As in what hits harder?
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Original question which is the better and harder hitter. Hitting power is a function of arrow weight, speed and arrow flight doesn't matter
what the material is. As for pure toughness I would say Tonkin boo followed by cane.
knightd:
I tend to think the smaller diameter of the tonkin cane gives more penetration.. JMO..
DanaM:
--- Quote from: knightd on November 14, 2008, 12:53:27 pm ---I tend to think the smaller diameter of the tonkin cane gives more penetration.. JMO..
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And its easier to taper for a point and requires no plugging :)
leapingbare:
I Love boo and cain arrows, i just dont enjoy making them. well the 1st 2 or 3 are fun to make than its a long teddies job. but it pays off in the long run. I remember a few months ago i shot the practice range well into miller time with a cain arrow, i musta smacked 10 trees or more. and my arrow made it!
Only problem i have with my cain arrows is keeping the Field points glued on. they like to pull off in the 3d targets. very frustrating...
david w.:
--- Quote from: knightd on November 14, 2008, 12:53:27 pm ---I tend to think the smaller diameter of the tonkin cane gives more penetration.. JMO..
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thats why if you look at high tech carbon arrows like the Easton Axis they are tiny
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