I have seen a lot of questions lately in regards to FOC, total arrow weight, KE, and As always fixed Vs mechanical. With that being said I wanted to get peoples opinions of the following video.
Curious to see what everybody thinks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrpfLol20_Y

I would rather see shots on live animals and not on a controlled test.

Great Video. I too would like to see Live kill shots.

Impressive BHs and arrows

DFW PI and East Texas archery and bait,
Here are some videos that I found on live animals.
I am sure there are more out there but I mostly found post mortum pictures and a lot of reports.

First video shows shots taken on a hog and deer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1WKYn3rKWWQ

Second video is post mortum on an Elk.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jxudk3yyJh0

Third video is of a Cape Buffalo taken with only one arrow shot from a 70lb recurve bow.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIfKpW3RDt0&feature=relmfu

Thanks.

Not a video but I found it performed well.
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Interesting video, but I think that you would get better result using german kenetic silver flames.

Silver Flames are built by the same company. Alaska Bowhunting supply builds the Ashby, Nanook, Maasai, Samurai, Silver Flame, Silver Flame XL, and the Silver Flame XXL.
And yes Silver Flame broad heads are the best double bevel broad head on the market. However, From what I have found, the advantages gained by having a single bevel broad head Vs a double bevel broad head (when large bones are hit) are amazing.

German Kenetics stopped allowing them to make them last year due to issues with the quality of broadhead alaskabowhunting was producing. They started to make them again in germany.

http://www.german-kinetics.com/products/19-silverflame-broadheads.html

They might have started making them again in Germany. However, I assure you that Alaska bow hunting is still manufacturing and selling Silver flame.

Google, Dr. Ed Ashby, you'll learn more than you ever wanted to know about FOC, single bevel vs. double bevel, and penetration test.

When I first heard about Dr Ashby years ago, I read every report I could find and have sense kept up with his findings. I was skeptical at first, cause the information went against a lot of what I thought I knew and what the archery industry/every pro shop told me. But after doing some tests on some live animals I switched my setup and never looked back.
I have shot cinder blocks with my setup and had little to no issues.
Here is Dr. Ashby's most recent interview with Todd Smith.
In case anybody is interested.
http://www.ezflipmags.com/Magazines/View/ArrowTrade_Magazine/25/79/