Lars Andersen Turning Arrows Episode 2

Editorial Analysis

Arrows fly directions can be changed in the air.\nIt is one of the funniest things to do in archery.\nIt's actually quite easy, all experienced archers should easily be able to learn this.\n\nIt can be done with ordinary arrows, but it is far easier to learn with an arrow where there is air resistance at the tip of the arrow.\nBest with a set of extra feathers in front of the arrow\nBut arrows with big hunting tips also work (but it is harder)\n\nYou place the arrow on strings, not in the middle, but at least one hand width from the center.\nOne has to experiment finding the right distance from the center of the string.\n\nWhen the arrow is shot, then the wrong centering causes pushing the back of the arrow to the one side, and then the air resistance causes the arrow to rotate back, this makes the arrow turn.\n\nAn arrow that comes back completely\nThe return arrow requires to be shot against the wind.\n\nIt is historically described that trick archery must be done with a light bow.\nAny kind of turn arrows reduces speed the more the arrow turns the more loss of power.\nIt works well with powerful bows but again big turn loses power. \nI think only it is possible to make dangerous shots with small turns.\nWith my 53 pound bow and small turn the arrow hit with a lot of power.\nIt is historically described to hit an enemy with a turning arrow, but not if it is deadly.\n\nBut the real reason for doing this today is that it is very fun.\n\nWhy shoot around real people in video?\nOnly when i had been doing it for a long time \nand was 100% able to shoot around every time\nI tried to shoot around real people.\nAnd of course, first of all, we made many many tests without people but with the same setup and obstacles.\nIf it had exposed those who participated in any possible danger, I would of course not have done that.\n\nThe purpose of shooting around people was to show that this is completely controllable.\n\nCriticism is good\nBut i remove hateful not funny comments.\nI also remove negative and incorrect comments from\npeople who think themselves to be archery experts, but do not know history, physical laws etc..\n\nSincerely\nLars Andersen