Takedown Arrows...2 or 3 piece?

[Neohighlander]

So I’m wanting to make some takedown arrows for emergency purposes. I’ve seen 2 and 3 piece takedown arrows. 2 seems easier...but longer pieces for transport. 3 are easier to transport, but to me seem less stable (due to the 2 joints). My question is: which is better/worse for arrow flight? Some people have mentioned 3 piece takedown arrows retain the FOC better...but I’d like some hard evidence/experience to back it up.


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[clay4626]

I have no idea . you might move this to the equipment and tuning section
several guys there that can give you a good answer. good luck

[Uncle Saggy]

Emergency arrows..... like for a bug-out bag or for emergency survival?

[Neohighlander]

Emergency arrows..... like for a bug-out bag or for emergency survival?

Correct


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[Neohighlander]

I have no idea . you might move this to the equipment and tuning section

several guys there that can give you a good answer. good luck

Thank you


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[tradslam]

There were a traditional guys doing it years ago for cat hunting I believe. I sure wouln't do it with a carbon and a compound!

[Neohighlander]

There were a traditional guys doing it years ago for cat hunting I believe. I sure wouln't do it with a carbon and a compound!

Feather carbon arrow, 40 lb long bow.