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That intro was so succulent

One I've had in mind was the Indian Crab Bow from Grozer, it's biocomposite so probably more expensive, but it has the forward facing handle and lovely limbs, a little more aggressive curves.

Did you ever order this bow?? I just did today also in 30 lbs after my snake. Wondering how you like it?

waiiiiit... the dislikes always come from America, they still sleep :)

Armin Hirmer lmao

Yeah they constantly improve things

I agree, but better 30" safe then 32" and delimitation :)

I wait over one month now that they release it and can´t wait to order it.

I shoot a 40# Kheshig with my name on it, that should answer the question :)

@@ArminHirmer Thank you! I had decided on the "Mighty Kheshig" @ 40# prior to reading your reply and viewing your latest vid on your awesome signed one! Great and take good care. David

I recently wrote Alibow about this, you can request alternative leather instead of ray skin for the arrow pass. However, I agree that they should stop using this. Pressure and demand by us customers might help! I also talked with Simon from Simons Bow Company about this, he agreed as well.

yes, usually the weaker limb is the upper one, so it is mostly fine

nope, some make it out of horn. shoot khatra :) maybe simply fix it with superglue?

the ones with black feathers are 30"

@@ArminHirmer Gotcha and thanks. Bummer though cause I'm using 33"... guess the hunting continues.

this one will do a great job with 30#

Agree to disagree with Armin.

does not matter to me that much. I simply choose which material and go from there

Hmmm would be a nice topic for a video :)

@@ArminHirmer I think your viewers would really find that interesting. I know I would.

Yes, make a vid, also draw weight would be interesting too!

@@jake4194 yes

I have no idea

Hahaha sorrryyyyy

I need to shoot this one in 50# first, so I can tell

Which Tatar takedown

depends on the build and how you treat the bow

@@ArminHirmer Thank you good sir for replying. Love your videos. Keep up your unique videos

Die Größe ist nicht so wichtig. Nur der max Auszug. Ich schätze mit Daumen werden es auch nicht mehr als 30". Ich würde einen 30-35# Türken nehmen, Alibow zB der Janissary

Danke. Ich werd mir den mal anschauen. Kann man den Auszug eines bogens mit seiner Länge berechnen?

Bit loud, might get better with time

@@ArminHirmer Thank you. Great service you do.

History would also be very interesting. Even in small amounts, but I get that is not your thing. Just bow types and what is your opinion on them would be already quite interestin.

a lot of work :) will see what I can do with what I have

yes it is possible at shorter distances

@@ArminHirmer thank you very much for the reply

Hi Chandra, A few years ago I spent a long time tuning arrows to my 55lb bow. Spine and balance point and overall weight and tip weight etc. I shot through paper a lot to achieve an arrow that was done wobbling at 3 yards. When I finished I could smoothly shoot a bare shaft with 150grain field point at 40yds - the longest distance I had on my range. Never shoot a broadhead on a bare shaft, the blades are like feathers on the front end and it can fly anywhere. I found that a heavier field point would easily shoot well, but it had too much drop. Your release has more effect than that type of fine tuning. Your grip, body dynamics and release need to be repeatable, those are more important. Look at Armin, with his skills and khatra he seems almost beyond spine problems.

@@snowstargazer3939 exactly, that's why its really impressive. IM even more impressed by the fact that Archery in mamluk time (or any nation at the medieval era or older) was done in more heavier poundage, just imagine the skill and control they had. Really impressive

All they needed was their bow and Arrow and skill. No need for additional sight and whatnot

depends, there are some finds, that show more this design

Armin Hirmer maybe Armin I ‘ve read so as well, however the ones l seen in Konstantinopel’s museum both war and flight bows from ottoman time, resembled the previous version of Alibow’s Turkish bow. It is just amazing how well they hold on, after hundreds of years, to my opinion is the epitome of craftsmanship !!!

rubli

now its way better, no worries

Got it a week now, very nice. I could probably use 6" brace height. Only complaint is I ordered a green limb, but the green colour is too bright. It's almost fluorescence green.

I mean the bubble wrap, the bow is still in a plastic sleeve

Plastic will help if submerged shortly in water or heavy rain but, unless plastic sleeve and bubble wrap is sealed very well then 8 months of water vapor, changing temps/humidity and moisture will get inside a plastic bag too just to condense if temp drops below dew point. At least cardboard can dry out much faster than inside a plastic bag when humidity drops because it is more permeable to both moisture's &/or water vapor's ingress & egress. Plastic only prevents water ingress/ egress if fully sealed and still then, moisture egress once inside is just as slow as moisture ingress when not fully sealed to either. Put a piece of carbon steel in a plastic bag and just roll/fold it shut, then set it inside a non-temperature regulated garage or barn to simulate package carrier transport through varying climates and you'll have more of a bag of rust after 8 months of seasonal change than if you just wrapped it in cardboard padding. Lightly waxed cardboard could be a best of both worlds solution. Giving some moisture protection, ability to dry out if moisture enters, more rigid than just cardboard when wet and totally biodegradable. Also, any wax that rubs off the cardboard onto contents inside is a further protective barrier to organic material moisture damage, laminate separation if freeze/thaw cycle occurs and/or rust damage of metallic parts. Then again, perhaps a waxed bow & string with regular cardboard would solve any moisture issues with contents. Less petrochemicals are needed to make a synthetic wax than a synthetic plastic as well. I have never received any sort of package that received, let alone was ruined, by water damage in transport around the world for long periods anyway, either with or without being wrapped in plastic. Usually, in my experience, package mail carriers put some effort into keeping their packages dry and mark them as damaged in transit before they ever arrived at my door for any reason, moisture damaged or otherwise, so that I can have the sender quickly send a replacement. Maybe not many people share my experiences with mail carriers but moisture damage is never very high on my list of concerns when wondering what might happen to destroy my packages in transit anyway, they always seem to arrive dry no matter if plastic is used or not inside the box.

Yes

@@ArminHirmer its faster fps than old turkish bow? Im not satisfied with turkish bow sir.. its slower compared with vegh bow.. do you thing this turkish jannisary is better faster than old turkish bow?

Türkiye'den aldığı Türk-Osmanlı yaylarıyla çektiği birçok video var. Eleman sürekli yeni yaylar denediği için bunu da çekip koymuş işte.

go for it

@@ArminHirmer watching your videos has changed my perspective about happiness in life. It is not about wasting time and energy in nightclubs and pubs, but about making childhood aspirations and dreams come true. Thank you very much for opening my eyes. I always wanted to be an archer as a child. I hope I will engage myself in this sport for atleast a decade before I grow too old.

Nope