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@@zikriirfandi Thank you so much, dear Zikriirfandi! ☺️🙏

@@karlthomson8686 Thank you so much, dear Karl! It’s my pleasure! ☺️🙏🙏 Enjoy your Tatar bow, once it has arrived! 👊😁 (I recommend to exchange the artificial handle wrapping against leather or a sports grip band to avoid blisters) Best wishes and keep up the fun! 🏹🔆

@@John-jk4ev Hi dear John! 👋😁 My AF Tatar bow is still in excellent condition, but I shoot this bow from time to time. I have exchanged the handle wrapping, because the artificial material was uncomfortable for me ☺️ From my perspective you can’t go wrong on the AF Tatar bow 😀👍 Best wishes and happy shooting! 🏹🔆

@@laurentmeiller5171 Hallo Laurent, die SiCai Bögen haben je eine Dacron Sehne, also kein Fastflight. Viele Grüße! 🏹🔆

@@sambaji16 Hi there! I use the camera of my smartphone ☺️ Best wishes! 🏹🔆

@agamagreen thank you mam love from India ♥️

@@stewartsteele6886 It’s a stripe of fur and enhances the visibility of the arrow (so I can see better where the arrow has hit) ☺️

Ok thank you.

@@jacksonterrance8833 Thank you, dear Jackson! ☺️🙏 On my bow hand I wear a self-made thumb protection made of Cordovan leather, on the draw hand I wear a glove and a thumb ring 😊 Best wishes and keep up the fun! 🏹🔆

@@miguelveratraditionalarche9374 Hi Miguel, I have shot arrows while snow was laying around, but I don’t practice archery while it’s snowing. I don’t see well, since the snowflakes hit my glasses 👊😅

@agamagreen Thank you so much for answering. ENJOY THE WEEKEND 🏹 🙏

@ Thank you, dear brother! I wish the same to you and your family! ✌️☺️

@@timcline2799 Thank you so much, dear Tim! ☺️🙏🙏

@@miguelveratraditionalarche9374 ☺️Thank you so much, dear Miguel! 😁🙏🙏 These arrows are too heavy, but sound good ✌️😄 Keep up the fun! Best wishes to you and your family!

@@matthewyu3531 Hi Matthew! What do you mean with thick coat? My glove? This is all normal ☺️

@@Slingshotsbowsandknifes-tm4ev It’s my pleasure! ☺️🙏🙏 The SiCai bows are Ming dynasty inspired (1368-1644, the Golden Horde). Indeed, Wiki clarifies, that the Golden Horde was named by the Europeans as ‘Tatars’, since they didn’t understand the differences between the Golden Horde and the ‘original’ Tatar people, living mainly in Tataros and Belarus… That’s why the Tatar bows and Ming bows look so similar. I think, that the Golden Horde, who has moved from China to Europe has ‘exported’ this bow design, but this is only my opinion 😁

@@agamagreen I see. Thank you for the explanation Agama!! 😊

@@MilesHendrix0 The costs for painting have been risen: this year it was 250 EUR for the painting on the back, not including the fake horn painting on the belly. If you can, choose the painting- it will be unique and beautiful for sure! 👊☺️

@@schtim02 Hallo Schtim, das ist ein selbst entwickelter Daumenschutz aus Cordovanleder ☺️ Viele Grüße!

@@jukepeke1 Thank you so much, dear Jukepeke! It’s my pleasure! ☺️🙏🙏

@@KTBIOM These are very nice bows, indeed! 👊🥰

@@OleksandrSaliuchuck It’s my pleasure! ☺️🙏

@@rudra2099 Hi Rudra! The AF Tatar bow is a nice bow and reliable as per what I have heard. The bow shoots very nice, but I recommend to change the handle wrapping to leather to avoid bruises. The Kaya bows at 30lbs or stronger are very good, too! All KTBs are excellent shooter and a lot of models are priced very attractively ☺️ The arrow passes are not as narrow as for example at the AF Tatar, but you will get used to it ☺️👍 Basically, most Fiberglass bows have a lot of vibration and are relatively loud and heavier, that’s why I am not that fond of it. The advantage of a Fiberglass bow is, that it won’t delaminate 😄 If you want to have a Fiberglass bow, I recommend the Jotoman bow (maybe in the natural cork color): this bow behaves like a laminated bow and shoots nice, too! You find some videos of the ’Deadpool’ bow, starring the Jotoman bow. Other affordable bows of various designs you can find at Bogár/ Vegh homepage. These two bowyers produce excellent bows and you can choose per liking and availability ☺️ Which bow to choose is depending on your draw length, too. Please check it upfront, so that you don’t overdraw the bow and stress it too much. There is a risk, that the bow breaks in full draw… Also please make sure, that your arrows are matching the bow - weight wise. Depending on the geometry of the bow, you need heavy arrows. You find a table at the beginning of my bow related videos, that has been developed by Bamboo Archery. If you know the bow length and the length of the siyahs, you find the corresponding information about the recommended arrow weight - if the bowyer didn’t provide any information. You can come back for more questions any time! 👊😁 Best wishes!

@@agamagreen thanks a lot for the detailed answer Cheers

@@CarlDWardJr ☺️ Thank you so much, dear Carl! ☺️🙏🙏

@@jareth7456 Yes, it is! It’s one of my very favorites 🥰

@@anthonyz3400 Hard to say! I have a few favorite bows! Basically, I love them all, but a few make it easier for me to hit 😁 These are: the Dacian, the Mini Xerxes, most of my Korean bows, the Xiaoshao, the Saracen, the Turkish bows and the Hornbows 😄

@@Slingshotsbowsandknifes-tm4ev 😁 Thank you so much, dear Slingshotsbowsandknifes! ☺️🙏🙏 I can imagine, that the asymmetrical Jotoman is very nice to shoot, too! 👊🤓

​@@agamagreen Definitely. I have Mongolian asymmetric and it shoots really nice.

Thank you so much! I‘m happy, that you have enjoyed it! ☺️🙏🙏

@@akatsukia9695 🤗 Thank you so much, dear Akatsukia! ☺️🙏🙏

@@jasontsang2232 Since it‘s Brians bow, I didn’t pay for it, except customs and shipping costs to send it further ☺️ If you are interested in this bow, you can contact Ronald from Bamboo Archery 😊👍 Best wishes!

@@Polyventurer Thank you so much, dear Bernhard! ☺️🙏 The sound can be modified easily with silencers… this would darken and dampen the sound nicely 👊😁

@@The1969hawk This is the Bamboo Archery table. Ronald has introduced it some time back, I have transferred it into Excel and use it since then. You can stop the video and take a screenshot or write an email to me to get the photo sent 🤓 Best wishes! 🏹🔆

@@arysoares9259 I live in Germany, nearby Bonn and Cologne ☺️

@@arysoares9259 Thank you so much, dear Ary! ☺️🙏🙏 Yes… I have been busy together with my husband on various projects 👊😄 Best wishes! 🏹🔆

@@agamagreen eu sou do Brasil

@@arysoares9259 Nice! Best wishes to Brasil! 👋😁

@@matthewvassar9686 👊😁 Thank you so much, dear Matthew! 🤗 Yes, it’s hard for me to chose my favorite bow, too! 😁 Best wishes and keep up the fun! 🏹🔆

@@OleksandrSaliuchuck Thank you so much, dear Oleks for this very promising recommendation! ☺️🙏🙏

@@martinlepage7576 🥰 Awww… Thank you so much, dear Martin! ☺️🙏🙏

@@OleksandrSaliuchuck Thank you so much, dear Oleksandr! ☺️🙏

@@RS_ ☺️ Thank you so much, dear RS! ☺️🙏

@@ArminHirmer The bow travels to Miguel after you;)

@@ArminHirmer Thank you so much, dear Armin! ☺️🙏🙏 I‘m curious about your review! 😃

Absolutely great review. BTW nice shooting. It seems to me that you have not only improved in your professionalism in your videos but also in how you shoot. Well done! My Respects. 🙏♥️

@@miguelveratraditionalarche9374 😊 Thank you so much for this awesome compliment, dear brother Miguel! 🤗🙏🙏

♥️💪​@@agamagreen

@@KTBIOM Thank you so much, dear KTBIOM! ☺️🙏🙏

@@bambooarchery Thank you Ronald: I have updated the specs infos in the text ☺️

​@@agamagreen I am not sure how you define the siyah length. If measured only the rigid section, it's 5" per limb. This include the area just before the string bridge about 1".

@@bambooarchery I measure the part from nock to the point of where the siyah fades into the limb. Here, I couldn’t see the point properly.

@@agamagreen yes, then it's 5" from where the string hooks, to the fade end of the real rigid siyah. The rest of that is actually part of the limb and bends as you draw. If you have a tiller tree, you can observe how the limb bends, which is actually very interesting and the reason why it's very smooth despite being a solid fiberglass bow.

@@ambidextrousarchery Thank you so much, dear Brian! 😁🙏🙏

@@journeywitharrows2742 Thank you so much, dear Dave! 😁🙏🙏

@@UltimateTruthChannel Thank you so much, dear UltimateTruthChannel! ☺️🙏🙏 This is a very kind compliment! Since a few years we have the Korean Archery days in Germany, where some archers meet for a long weekend to practice Korean archery- as good as we can 😁 Ki-Joong Eom is our teacher and sometimes we manage to welcome a guest teacher as well ☺️ These weekends once a year are very precious and intense 😁 This year we have offered to craft thumb rings out of Buffalo horn. Most of the crafters have chosen the male ring, since it’s really awesome to shoot! I agree with you! I love to shoot the Korean way with a male ring! 😊

@@TheKillohr My bow has been measured with 39lbs at 32” draw length (which is the max draw) ☺️ My measuring tool shows usually 1-2 lbs less than I measure with the suitcase scale directly at the string. If you write to Lukasz, you can tell him, which poundage you prefer at 32” 😊 I’m sure, he can do it! Best wishes and happy shooting! 👊😁 🏹🔆

@@matthewyu3531 Thank you so much, dear Matthew! ☺️🙏🙏 It’s my pleasure!

@@yerde No, the Korean Hornbow is very difficult to string… it not only takes a board to be able to string it (that is no big deal), but it’s also necessary to tweak the bow. I am experienced with other Hornbows, but a Korean Hornbow is next level 😁 You know, in each Korean Archery club, there is a bow master, who is responsible for stringing the Hornbows… I guess, there is a reason for it 👊😁

@@sigmanarchery54 Thank you so much, dear Sigman! ☺️🙏🙏 I’m happy, that you liked it! 🏹🔆

@@journeywitharrows2742 👊😁 Thank you so much, dear Dave! ☺️🙏🙏

@@georgesraphenon3142 Thank you so much, dear Georges! ☺️🙏🙏 Sure, it’s the ‘Antik Wachs’ by Clou. This is a link to the German Amazon - I hope, that you can read it in a translated version amzn.eu/d/6amTduq The wax is great and smells good, too! 👊😁 Best wishes! 🏹🔆

@@KTBIOM Yes! 👊😄 Thank you so much, dear KTBIOM! ☺️🙏🙏

​@@agamagreenHi. Just rewatching again and noticed your comment on the tiller. Afaik it's normal for KTBs to have more tiller on top limb. They are slightly asymmetric and the bottom limbs are stronger. So not to worry.

@@solhoibaturu Me, too! But I was happy to find out! 👊😁