@@ArminHirmer Oh, oh... You could also share your archery journey. Like how you began shooting, mistakes you did as a beginner and how we should avoid them etc. Would always love to hear your story.
@@ArminHirmer Adding on to what Yusuf said, a long video (20-30) min of what he said, your journey, ect. would be something that would probably feel good to make, and we would love to hear your journey. :)
@@ArminHirmer . I bought 55 pounds and 53 inches korean bow 🏹🏹😃😄 . But it is not strong. I want to order 70 pound again. My goal from this is to shoot fast arrows. If anyone can help me and tell me which arrows I should use to shoot very fast arrows. I want very fast arrows. What should I shoot? I have 55 lbs korean bow and 53 inches. So What should I shoot To get a fast arrow.? And how about the 70 lbs korean bow.? Which arrows should I use to get very fast arrows but no broken arrow ,? 300 spine? Or 250 ? Or 400 ? Or 350 ? And how about the grain for the arrows? I mean what should their weight be? I really need help please friends. 🙏🏻 I have 55 lbs korean bow and I want to order another bow like what I have now. But 70 lbs. To get faster arrows and shoot from a distance. Please help 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🏹🏹 And thank you so so much !
Hi Armin, could you make a video about what the difference is between a fiber glass bow and a carbon bow? Maube the performances, durability, weather influences ect? Thank you so much!
I'm still convinced that the daylite monarq and the white feather forever carbon are one and the same bow. They look exactly alike. Same decoration , same handle wrapping, even the blue leather arrow pass, all the same. Only the logo on the belly side is different. And the price, for sure. Coincidence?
Very nice video! Mr. Armin, have you considering to try Kalimasada Bow by Kang Ali Mujiono - Indonesia? It seems popular here but feels like incomplete without any review from your prepective.
Either one of these bows would be completely welcome on my bow rack.... but I don't own a Korean bow (yet)... and my draw length is only about 31" at best... So either of these beauties would fill the gap.... (I don't have an assyrian bow either).
I have the monarq and the phoenix in 55 pounds and 53 inch in lenght. I find the phoenix draw experience smoother than the monarq. Thanks for the review
Another great comparison 👏 😀 Korean bows they are always interesting topics. In my opinion they are short bows with long draw easy to run with them and pure fun🏹😁 Armin you make all the bows look spectacular🤘🤪
Ok no link with the video but I got a question Armin. I see you only shoot arrow with simple « cilian head » I don’t know how to say that. But I will be interest by shoot arrows with « war head » like piercing arrow hunting arrow etc and of course always wood arrow . So my question what do you think about shoot « historical arrow » ?
Well done. Nice shooting. I think the "early torque initiated" technique is the better way to shoot a Korean bow, as it initiates the side kathra, so I find when shooting my Korean bow compared to my Tatar and Turkish. l don't know why but it is like that, maybe because of the arrow pass, maybe? I like to watch your videos because I like to watch you shoot and I like to attempt to mimic your style of shooting. Thanks again.
@@davidezanzo Korean bows are super fast with light arrows and full draw. Also, the shorter the bow, the faster the speed. I have seen comparisons of Korean bows, same make and model, just different sizes. I would bet that with heavier arrows, a longer draw length would overcome the speed benefits of the shorter bows...
Hello Armin, talking about (under-)spine: have you seen that video yet "Building and Hunting with Massively Overspined Arrows" from HuntPrimitive? Interesting approach, although i am not interested in hunting
Hunters seem to prefer heavier arrows... With torque, stiffer spines (or a little too weak) are no problem. But if you are not torquing the bow out of the way, then you need exactly the right spine so that the arrow bends around the bow instead of being deflected to the side.
A torque and a string twist are obligatory here 😁 I wish the, make the Kheshig in this modern carbon material. I would love to see how that one performs.
. I bought 55 pounds and 53 inches korean bow 🏹🏹😃😄 . But it is not strong. I want to order 70 pound again. My goal from this is to shoot fast arrows. If anyone can help me and tell me which arrows I should use to shoot very fast arrows. I want very fast arrows. What should I shoot? I have 55 lbs korean bow and 53 inches. So What should I shoot To get a fast arrow.? And how about the 70 lbs korean bow.? Which arrows should I use to get very fast arrows but no broken arrow ,? 300 spine? Or 250 ? Or 400 ? Or 350 ? And how about the grain for the arrows? I mean what should their weight be? I really need help please friends. 🙏🏻 I have 55 lbs korean bow and I want to order another bow like what I have now. But 70 lbs. To get faster arrows and shoot from a distance. Please help 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🏹🏹 And thank you so so much !
Your #55 pound Korean bow should shoot with 350sp arrows @ 33” draw (arrow length 34.5”) or 400sp arrows @ 31” draw (arrow length 32.5) arrow length measured from valley of nock to base of field point/broadhead. Field points should be 75gr for faster arrow. Heavier tips better for hunting, better penetration but just a tad slower.
