Compound Bow Fired Underwater Slowmo Archery
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"Mom can I go swimming today?"
"Sure honey, just watch out for scubarchers"
words i never thought I'd hear.
😂
Hilarious 🤣
Scubarchery? Subarchery? Scubow-n-arrow?
@@mattmansarizona8868 scoobie doobie doo
What's even more impressive is the band playing underwater.
ROFL, literally spewed my drink reading this.
the unsung heroes
Yeah just imagine what it sounds like when it's out of the water to be able to make it sound like that when it's underwater........... ;)
Ahahahjaj
What song is this?
That was way more momentum and force than I would have expected for an arrow underwater. Metal af
I mean, it barely went as deep into that thin azz jug as when I accidentally kick my own heel with my untrimmed toenail.
honestly its a really good shape to move underwater, might be even better if its fletching was hard and straight instead of intended for rotation in the air like the lil "wings" on his. they make it spin which slows it down it coulda moved way faster, pretty much as fast as one in the air with hard, small, fletching
@@yupp9393 if it had a broadhead instead of a field tip it mightve stood a better chance at penetrating the jug
@@seirbhiseach
yeah, looks like it's deliberately dull to not penetrate all the way through and possibly damage the wall of the pool .
@@bryanscott8675uhm no. Those arrows come standard like that.
The cavitation caused by the string was awesome!
You beat me to it.
Also how it vanishes. A sight to behold.
Well, you know what they say.....
"Don't bring a gun to an underwater bow and arrow fight...."
Factually kind of true, The bow will have a better range under water than a rifle. Pistols can be more dangerous though. (Destin "SmarterEveryDay" fired an AK47 underwater: maximum bullet travel 5ft.)
Unless I bring a harpoon gun 😏
@26AccountsRemoved If that's the case, they would have called the harpoon gun a modified crossbow 😅
@26AccountsRemoved it uses rubber bands.
there are also versions that use CO2 canisters
What if I bring my torpedo gun? *Note to self: invent torpedo gun*
And that kids is how underwater bow fishing started…
A new Olympic sport
Until they realize spearfishing makes much more sense.
It’s called spear fishing I believe. Hahah.
That's what I was just thinking, I wanna try it
How is it gonna go through a fish if it wouldnt go through a juice jug?
It would been nice to see a full clip of the bow and target at same time with real time speed
It’s cap obviously, he didn’t really hit it, they came up closer to land the shot. I hate how everything online is just fake for no reason
@@CoconutMan96792anything can be fake when you assume
@@CoconutMan96792not fake, just poorly filmed
Fact he needed a oxygen tank in less then 10ft of water proves he cannot hold his breath so no way hes hitting crap 😂😂😂😂😂
This was the cringiest video I've seen all week that wasn't sarcastic
Seeing it played at normal speed is far more impressive than slow motion!
Seal team leader: "write that down write that down!"
Except that the arrow didn't do shit, in air that arrow would have went clean through the bottle and been lost under the grass for 20 years
Too bulky to carry through a bunch of bullshit with all your other shit
@@cheeseymannman...just like....enjoy things for once
@@FloridaGoth I refuse to enjoy things now simply because you told me to
@@cheeseymann still works better than a gun
More importantly, he got a baseball cap on under water
That suns no joke man, especially in water
mine keeps floating off my head.
To block him from all the harmful uv rays above the water
And glasses
The sunglasses get me like how the fuck is he seeing
This bro looks totally badass with that bow baseball cap under the water
Daaaaamn, that speed... compound bows are impressive.
Using magnifying scope not so much, gets boring 😅
Fun fact, the bubbles that form behind the bowstring aren't composed of air, but water vapor. The movement of the bowstring creates a big enough pressure differential that the water temporarily boils behind it
Are they not cavitation bubbles. Basically just a vacuum
Cavitation bubbles forming under very low pressure. Decrease in water pressure = decrease in boiling point of water
Good explanation
pretty sure it's just a vacuum, otherwise my hand is powerful enough to boil water because I have created these spaces with my hand.
@@dookie3453 yes
Wow. That was actually a much faster shot than I was honestly expecting for being underwater lol
Same. Although I don't know the distance, as it couldn't have been too far. I was surprised it had no penetrative power at the end.
@@patrickmclaughlin61 The distance and if there was anything in the jug. I think how light the arrow is compared to a stainless steel spear from a speargun is what limits its power.
@@carlwessels2671 well and the major drag from the fins
@@carlwessels2671 my thoughts as well. I’m fairly certain the arrow wouldn’t penetrate a fish at any distance other than virtual point blank
@@999jdubya I agree with you. The lack of mass in the arrow just kills it's performance.
This is how Steven Seagal fishes 4 his dinner
This is what we needed at summer camp.
You know he's cool because he's wearing sunglasses underwater
cooler than Chuck Norris's other side of the pillow
Let’s not forget a baseball cap too
@@bestrong1240 😂
The glasses were for safety…
Yeah the sun is absolutely blinding down there. 😎
All this time Elder Scrolls has been lying to me whenever I try to use a bow against those damned slaughterfish.
Underwater fishing with bow like tools have been a thing for a very long time.
People at my place always use bow and arrow and slingshot for fishing but now they're using air rifle too with arrow head and rope 😂
And Minecraft 😒
Yeah jumping into the water in Oblivion always annoyed me because it would unequip my bow.
Compound bow has a hell of a lot more force behind it than a standard string bow.
The fact that he managed to hit the target underwater is the most impressive part to me.
This is one of the coolest videos I've seen in a while
This is why spearguns are optimized for underwater use
@Tom WaterFooler There are new bullets that are tungsten tipped. When fired they create a gas bubble. The cavitation effect allows bullet to travel through water at a high velocity. Comparable to being fired on ground. Not sure on spear tech.
Yup. The long string on a bow creates too much drag under water.
Yes roller guns have made a resurgence in the Last decade. Using a Speargun on land is as silly as using a bow underwater. Spearguns will shoot a 2-5 lb shaft of steel 20 feet clean through a 200 lb fish while pulling a 300lb test Linea d a slip tip or flopper. This thing barely penetrates a plastic bottle.
@@Art-hn1xk so I'm not even 50% sure on what I'm about to say but I don't think it's considered a bullet, isn't a bullet something that is propelled by explosive gases? I think it is still literally just an arrow
This demonstrates principles. Dunno which ones but it does
Far more effective than any bullet fired underwater. Thats pretty impressive.
I'm honestly surprised at how fast the arrow traveled.
Not really, if you think about it its basically just a small spear gun
@@beowulf98 have you ever seen what a bullet does underwater? This is miles more effective. Bullets disintegrate or lose all their energy in just a Couple feet. This thing is deadly to a decent distance.
longer projectiles are more efficient underwater. specifically made underwater guns have bullets that share the same profile
No it’s not lol
Goes to show you what a brilliant invention a compound bow is with it's elliptical tensioners.
Ive been shooting my compound since childhood and always thought bows are better than guns. My point was hammered home again, thank you for showing me more love and appreciation for the art
The cavitation behind the string is phenomenal. A fine example of liquid giving up the free gases it contains, momentarily.
The potential energy that exists in our immediate environment is impossible to fully grasp with our feeble monkey brains lol 😅
Npc 1: How over-edited would you like to release this video?
Npc 2: yes
Well in the description it told you it was going to be in slow motion so I don't know what the hell else you expected, you just love bitching or is that just what comes out naturally?
@@diychad7268 bro stfu, man folded over a joke, the only one bitching is you
Fr, mf took 17 years to show the shot good lord
"Would you like just an angle of you or 3 more cameras?" -"Yes"
🤣
This needs to be an Olympic sport.
Bow fishing just jumped to a whole new level 😂
That bow string moves so fast the water starts to cavitate behind it making those bubbles. Awesome video
I noticed that as well. Cool stuff.
Was also gonna say it’s cool that there was enough force and vacuum to boil water and form that cavitation too
I also know what cavitation is...
@@cheeseymann congrats 🎉
@@CZcamscensoredmyusername awe thanx lol
Underwater bow hunting season starts when??
I got me TWO tuna tags this season.
'figgur I'll put mah stand over on yonder reef nigh the point.
It’s called spear fishing. Most states have a season.
...season will start when the fish will decide to wait for the arrows to hit them.
Don't forget your underwater tree stand and fish piss.
That wave of cavitation bubbles on the back of the bowstring looks so cool.
On another note, Philosiraptor thought: if you shoot an arrow underwater, is it a torpedo?
Bros ready to fight aquaman
Now I want to see underwater archery become an Olympic sport. They could even add currents.
Loved watching the cavitation of the bow string.
Seeing water literally separate is so amazing.
*Slow motion action with metal music*
Arrow barely hitting target- *Dink*
*Slow motion fist pump*
Meets all the necessary viral CZcams video requirements.
Simply epic
Probably worked on hitting that ONE time for a LONG time.
I like how the arrow barely pokes in the jug and he seems so happy about it
They way that string made those cavitation like bubbles when it was released was so cool!
He's going to be so sad when we tell him that underwater spear-guns exist.
That cavitation on the bow string is awesome!
It's crazy to see that a bow ancient technology is still more deadly than a gun.
Wow, I think this is the go to protection now from underwater predators. Far more effective than bullets.
Did you see that 10 point bass?
I get it lmao
holy shit it actually moves faster and reaches farther than a bullet
There are some bullets made for water. Most bullets like a 50 cal rifle round can reach 7 feet underwater. Smaller calibers reach only 4 feet max. If you are dealing with tungsten type bullets you could reach up to 14 feet and sometimes they have gone up to 30 feet underwater. Tungsten bullets mixed with other hard metals are used for bunker busting purposes so it makes total sense since they can go through 20 feet of thick reinforced concrete.
@@spartanalphamode2987 I'm reminded of that one ak made for shooting underwater that had literal spears for bullets
Bullets travel just fine under water if fired from under water. Don't try it at home... the firearm has to be designed to handle the pressures that are exponentially higher than firing in air. The issue is the transition from air to water. At those speeds it is like hitting a brick wall before surface tension breaks. Also consider the concussion you get from the firing of a round is also going to be amplified by a lot. A firearm that feels like a punch to the chest in air is going to feel like a semi-truck to the body in water.
@@BionicBurke I think it's also directly related to the fact that water is non compressible, at least relating to the feeling of concussion from the small explosion in the chamber.
Similar to a boat, the longer the projectile is, the less drag it has.
Sharks been real quiet since this dropped.
Dude is gonna avenge his childhood fear of sharks
The cavitation on the bow string cleaned it up really well. Look at all the dirt in the water lol
Bet that pool is thinking... When is this guy just gonna use me to swim in!!!
That's what she said
Congrat lationa u wona
Is more than impressive that a bow has more force underwater that a gun
the lack of archers paradox is actually beautiful.
That went faster than I thought!
I figured the bow would come unstrung.
@@loadedhot1034 a normal bow would, maybe not a long bow because its too much tension to deflect in the water
Me to I'm impressed!!! But I wouldn't want to rely on it for defense against a large predator!!!!! Under water 💦 anyway!!!! But I'm thinking slower than spear gun especially the CO2 or air driven!!!!
Every angle except the one I wanted 😂
probably like 3-5ft away from those target, I woud like to see the distance
From behind at an angle (no homo)
I dont always do underwater archery, but when I do, I wear my hat and sunglasses
An arrow more lethal underwater than a bullet
An arrow can go through a bulletproof vest.
@@Tkidddd not if it’s armor plated
@@samhollan4570 hard to swim
This video started with a conversation between a group of mates at a round of beers.
Hold my beer!
The super cavitation off the bow string is amazing. The bow string is moving so fast the water is boiling.
Alligator rut is on. Game on! Not a lot of competition down there
Now I know why I see so many bottles in the ocean. They know it's safe from archers.
The video I didn’t know I needed today thanks for the vid my guy
This is just fucking awesome! Can a compound bow be accurately fired underwater? Now these are exactly the kinds of questions that the internet was meant to answer! Outfuckingstanding!
By God. The speed of the arrow even in water is impressive. Just shows how fast it truly goes when in air.
It didn't even puncture the plastic bottle. I'd say as expected because the arrow was slowed too much because of the higher drag. Dipping the whole arrow in oil and trimming the feathers should help a lot.
Treat the arrow with some of that hydrophobic liquid.
It's the bow string creating drag that created drag against force
Can you do the same but, the target outside of the water? That would be awesome! 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Lmao now you'll see folks putting deer blinds at the bottom of their ponds, gonna rambo that ol buck when he comes down for a drink!
I can feel my eyes burning just from watching this
@FullMag you're getting cavitation on the string, is there a square faced string you could use? Flat objects make little cavitation bubbles that can allow for better hydrodynamics
I'm shocked at how much velocity that arrow has!
love the cavitation bubbles from the string and arrow
I'm presuming those are lines of cavitation bubbles happening when the string slings forward.
Really cool effect!
Sunglasses and a baseball cap. So many things that don't belong underwater here 😅
I actually tried this out of bordem in my pool 4 years ago. And the damn arrow broke the pool light lol
Should have filmed it with rock and roll and you would have been famous
I feel like that is probably the lesser of the two evils, the other being you tear the pool liner and have to end up replacing it
You should try with a tungsten arrow. It would have the same energy but way less drag so it would go a lot farther.
It's crazy that arrows fly better than bullets underwater
That arrow went "Straight like an arrow". Did not expect that under water!
As a free diver, this is badass even though he had oxygen.
How does being a freediver give you a different perspective on this?
Be able to actually set it up right and make multiple shots without having to move.
Tanks, but no tanks
@@davidmiller4594😂
ヨッシャーってゆう躍動感が凄いんじゃあw
Man that arrow had a lot of power to be moving like that underwater holy shit
I’m bouta get scuba certified and u just gave me an idea... I don’t think they can take away the certification for dumb stuff
Your life can be taken away for mixing dumb stuff with scuba, good luck with that.
its just called spearfishing lol
@@daynecee683 nah I don’t wanna use a spear gun that’s the problem
@@dax6604 why not? Also you don’t need to be SCUBA certified. Just do it aero (holding your breath). It’s much better and more sustainable.
I did this at a family member inflatable pool. Man were they pissed when I broke the pool😂
Man that must have been a massive inflatable pool for you to be able to stand in it with water still over your head and then be able to shoot a bow and arrow and it have as much travel distance as in this clip here, or did you do it when you was on the set of Honey I shrunk the kids
@@diychad7268 who said I was standing? And the point of the arrow having too much momentum meant it wasn’t that big. And at any point did I say it was the same size as the one in the video 🤔. I hope to god you are not a detective and I can tell your definitely not a comedian 🤣😂
That worked a lot better than i thought it would
Nice demo of how cavitation works
I woulda waxed the shit outta my bow strings to get the least amount of resistance
I'm thinking the cavitation might just blow it all off.
What do you think?
I'm not sure you would have accomplished what you was hoping for by doing that though, like with a boat hull....... Waxing it will actually cause more friction below the water line, waxing a bow string that is going to be shot underwater might do the same thing, then again it could do exactly what you was hoping to do also it's hard to say not knowing
@@diychad7268 surface area on bow strands is depleted with wax. Fiberglass has strands but is coated to make it smoother. WW2 some planes painted shiny vs matte for less drag. I’m by no means an engineer. It makes sense from screwing around in real life not on video games
@@diychad7268 I’m just thinking redneck engineering my friend I have no idea either it just seems like it would half less resistance with less surface area
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I don’t understand the science behind how the string moves so fast it actually creates air pockets as it moves where there was no air . So cool
I can’t decide if I’m disappointed in the video or myself for expecting more.
Now while underwater, shoot at target out of the water 🤨‼️ Like Rambo 😁
Good to know my bow will fire under water when I’m hunting a water buffalo. 😂 this was actually very impressive!
This demonstration shows perfectly where the power curve is at launch. The most force is visible by the cavitation of the water oxygen separation.
A whole new dimension to bow fishing
Why do I feel like I’ll see this in the Olympics one day
That wasn’t as anticlimactic as I thought it would be 🤣💪🏼
I appreciate the fact you wore your hat
He protecc
He attakk
But most importantly his arrow shoots flat
Bowstring: I impart 70 draw pounds of force!
Cavitation bubble: well yes, but actually no
POV: You're the flash and some guy dressed in green is trying to shoot you with a now.
You should try that over again with the most compact compound bow It has a overall vertical Of less than 18" and the string will drag less going through the water I bet that Would improve effective velocity considerably
The music really explains the audience.
He's a Scholar 😂💪🏾💯
I can still hear my dad yelling about the pool liner
The kinetic energy produced by string is so high it boils the water around it.
Impressive. Especially how very little the arrow flexed on release as compared to one fired in the air.
That's some Navy Seal next level type of ish.
It's so cool seeing arrows underwater, they don't leave a trail or something