I had the privilege of shooting this bow today. I had exactly the same feelings as Armin. It is a stunning bow. The whole experience of shooting it was so good. 7 hours later and I haven't stopped thinking about it.
Whst I like about your channel Armin is your passion for archery. When you constantly smile and laugh while you're shooting, that tells me that the bow is worthwhile. Keep the passion. Archery is the sport of the gods. Whichever you believe in. I would feel comfortable buying any bow solely on your sayso. Thank you for helping me to continue enjoying archery.
Finally decided to get a new bow and it was this one :). Just wanted to let you know Armin that your reviews really carry a lot of weight! Coming from a fiber glass bow to this beauty. I can't wait to compare the differences.
I've been rewatching this video over the past year and finally ordered when Alibow offered a Black Friday discount ($30 USD off). You make great content and are the reason why I purchased Alibow's fiberglass Tatar and Qinghai and now the Kheshig.
My Kheshig finally arrived, and it is amazing! Only when you try it, you understand 😁 Going from it back to my fiberglass bow I could not believe the difference. No hand shock, no vibration, better precision, lighter in the hand. Just incredible. Thank you Armin for the review and for showing me this bow existed. I'm not even mad about the customs any more 😄
Armin, thank you for all your reviews, they are so helpful and quite detailed. I bought a few bows you reviewed and I'm quite happy with them. Thank you very much!! Happy 2019!!
Thank you for reviewing this bow. I was going to spend the money on a shotgun,but upon seeing this video and your happiness & loss for words , I went to the alibow site & ordered one. Well, it's been about 5 weeks & it has arrived & I couldn't be more pleased! This is an Awesome bow, its so light but so strong.The only thing is, I think that I may save up the funds to order another one in the future in the cinnabarr red. Thanks again!
Armin, I just started watching you Channel two days ago. After seeing this wonderful bow at full draw and your reactions after shooting it, I had to order one the same day. Say hi to Ron Dumontier, a fellow Montanan. Thank you for all your great work.
Amazing bow and amazing video! It is so special to see you with no words during a test. I wish you a happy new year, with new challenges and happiness for you, your family and students. Thank you so much for your videos, advises and the passion you can give to us : a great teacher with child eyes when you discover a new bow/toys.
@@ArminHirmer We recently have met a Mongolian music group and have been interested in their bow works for some time. I see a trip to Mongolia in our near future! (and a trip to Malta also!)
I bought this bow and it finally arrived. I am super impressed with it. This is my fifth bow from Alibow. He always surpasses my expectations. His arrows are absolutely beautiful.
Wow Armin, Went out to my range, Found the Brace at 6.5 inches, Changed to 7.5 inches, Moved top limb up further on my leg and closer to my mid back to string the bow, made it very easy. I shot 24 arrows of 350 grain, tilted bow about 20 degrees, and watched my follow thru. Wow ! Right on target, My shot groups were great and I was even skinning arrows. Great Bow, Love it. Thanks again, your articles are the best of the net.
You know, I play this video Every Day, without fail. I Like your Review on this Bow Armin. Alibow . . . what a super Bow. Everyone have a great weekend. Later Later,
OMG.. I think this could be it (if L.H.) I go into the wilds of Montana and get into rough places. This strong bow will suit me perfectly. I love it. And I really love the technical, seamstress tape, attn to smooth rounded tips(for my horse safety and how well U seem to like it. My draw is 29" standing and 26/27 on horseback. Great review,,, again
Just wanted to let you know thank you for all your videos, if I haven’t stumbled upon your videos, I think I would have lost interest in archery I recently had surgery on my wrist and after I cannot draw without twisting badly, after seeing how you shoot with the thumb blew my mind and now I have found the love for archery again re learning everything! Thanks for all the videos and reviews!
Wow, your love for this bow is kicking me in the "buy this now" rib Great 2018. Hope 2019 can hold this pace. Thank you for your love of this great sport. Maybe someone from USA will send U an American Western Plains Native American bow. I am Blackfeet Native is why I wish for this in 2019.
Just started watching your reviews a couple days ago and I think I’ve already watched over twenty reviews. I enjoy learning new ways of shooting as looking at these beautiful bows. Have a happy new year.
I've hunted and shot archery tournaments since the early 90's. Fell out of it shortly after a friend of mine, hunting partner committed suicide . Have a Browning Stalker LH compound bow. Been watching your videos for a while, subscribed today. Wanting to get into traditional. Probably going to pick this bow up, start flinging some arrows and do some deer hunting in fall. Thank you for your videos. Theyve been very helpful. You got a new subscriber. Please keep the content coming.
very quiet bow. thx for the analysis of this "best" bow. your enthusiasm is one of the best parts of the video. too cool. every time I watch one of your videos I feel like I have learned something new. great content. I remember in a previous video you talked about the relationship between the bow and the string being optimum at 60 degrees. if was 90 degrees not so good. at full draw, 33 inches, it does go to 90 degrees. looks perfect though!!! I see why you really like this wider limb bow. I am just trying to catch up on your videos. keep 'em coming. subscriber.
I've finally had a chance to shoot the Kheshig at the club at 20m. It's stunning to shoot, the draw is really really nice. I draw 33" thumb drawn so it's perfect size for me & the shape of the grip makes sideways twist Khatra effortless. Only snag is it punches my 535gn bamboos about 2-3 inches through a new straw target at that range & they're a nightmare to pull. It's definitely the nicest bow I've ever shot, and shooting rounds for the evening was easy as there just isn't any hand shock at all compared to the AF long Han bow or Alibow's Genghis bow. Your review was absolutely spot on 😁
Just ordered a Kheshig after this review. Thanks Armin. I had the bow customised with some meaningful chinese words on linmb belly and my family seal. This going to be a special one.
Your speechlessness says everything. Magnificent! I just could not resist. Ordered one yesterday, #40, color all clear (they said black is not so good in connection to sun/heat/ laminated). Wonderful review as always. Great thanks to my Digital Teacher 😊🙏👇👍 Thanks to instinctive archery I even got motivated to do things I normally wouldn't do: reading history about Huns, Scythians, Mongols... Not going out on in Friday, just shoot some arrows (+-400). To even consider giving money for the first time on internet to someone I don't know. And even improving my English 😄 and so on... Archery is great! Thanks again and a lot!!! Greetings from Belgium. (p.s. reading now about that patreon/patron platform)😉
Going to trade in my 2001 Yamaha sg500b guitar for one of these, upgrading from my starter toparchery horse bow. I also watched the video about thumb draw with the index finger on the same side of the thumb and wow, I can hit stuff now. Many thanks for all the videos, information and mindfullness. Helped me a lot to see archery as meditation and an antidote to mad Britain.
. . . it strongly reminds of my (Mariner) Yuan-Kublai which also I simply love to shoot is a permanent keeper . . . the Mongol “issue” bows are marvel of bow design ! ! ! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
What a spectacular bow to finish the year's reviews with. Clearly a beast, and now I am taking a long hard look at perhaps getting my grubby little paws on one sometime in 2019 :) Thanks as always.
Hi @Armin when you describe your arrows in grains , that means the weight of the arrow, right? Can it be translated to spine value, or not at all related?
Hi Armin - On your more recent reviews you measure the string vs. bow angle at different draw lengths - Do you know what draw length makes the perfect 60 degree angle on the Kheshig? Thanks!
Armin Hirmer it’s been a joy to shoot. Thank you armin for the recommendation. Stringing is still a scary affair for me as extreme recurve “wants” to twist limbs.
I shoot longbow. With this Alibow you reviewed I noticed no nock on string or a fixed anchor point. Or arrow over knuckle. Not that its wrong. If I shoot that style of bow do I create the same shooting style with that bow.
I'm still wondering about that 60 degree angle. It doesn't seem to matter on the Kheshig. You mentioned once in the comments that you will be getting one for yourself soon. If you do, maybe make a revisit review on it. 😁
The f-value, as far as I understand, is a predictor of how much a bow tends to stack. A low f-value is desirable for multiple reasons. First, the bow will feel smoother at full draw. Second, the draw force curve will be flatter near full draw, which allows the bow to store more energy at a given draw weight and deliver arrows of a certain gpp at a higher speed.
I've ordered this bow 35# @28". I normally draw 30", shooting Mediterranean style. Shooting thumb release, I figure 33" draw. I want to shoot either Aluminum or Carbon arrows. What spine weight would you recommend ? Thank you in advance.
Wood or bamboo arrows for me. If you shoot khatra, stiff arrows. Spine doesn't matter then. As far as weight goes, make sure they are at least 10gpp. Anything below that would be too light.
Thank you for that great review. :) The "3K Carbon Bamboo Yuan bow" from AF Archery could be interesting too... (or any product from "AF special series").
Thank you for your review Armin. I know comparing between one bow to another can be subjective and sensitive.. but if I may ask you, which one do you prefer, this Kheshig Mongolian Bow or Szimeiszter Turkish Bow? And why? Thanx before master..
I'm looking at getting a bow for horseback archery and the two I'm comparing Right Now are this one after seeing this and the AF archery 3k carbon Yuan bow and was wondering how they compare?
@@ArminHirmer thank you very much. Do you think 8 GPI will damage the bow? Its 60# at 28 and I'm drawing to 31. When I do it makes kind of a higher pitched "ping" sound.
@@ArminHirmer I was wondering because i just bought the kheshig because of your video. honestly I dont want to unstring it, it just looks so beautiful! But I'll do it anyway just to be safe.
@@RightCorrections Any modern material bow will probably have no problems when you leave it unstrung. But still, don't do it, like you said, just to be sure. But always unstring a wooden bow. The Kheshig looks beautiful even when unstrung 😉
I bought one at 50# is hard to string without the siyah string bridges..just need to be very careful..but amazing accurate and smooth draw..past 28" a breeze
I received mine yesterday, thanks to your review, Armin. Very happy with it. Could you tell me which brace height is best for this bow? I think I have it shooting optimally at 8", but wanted your insight. Thank you.
I absolutely love your videos Armin! I’ve learned a lot about traditional archery from watching your videos, and I’m definitely buying a traditional style bow (I’ve shot my compound bow for almost a decade). I’m curious, you seem to really enjoy this bow; would you recommend this to a first time buyer?
It's really great to see so many trad bow reviews, your channel provides plenty bow porn to me! Thanks for the great work, and happy new year Armin! Besides, I noticed that both Qinghai and Kheshig from Alibow used synthetic foam at the tip, which seems to be an intention of reducing weight. However, I also read an article by a Chinese bowyer "长风弓造"(Long Wind Bows), he measured and pointed out that foam is actually denser than maple wood or bamboo which are used as limb core materials, but foam recovers much better from bending, and therefore he drew the conclusion that foam is better than wood to be used at the working parts rather than the static parts. At last he built 2 Turkish bows of the same draw weight, one with full foam core, the other wood, as a result, the foam one produced higher arrow speed. So what do you think of it...
This is the best archery channel on youtube.
A perfect illustration of an Archer falling in love with the bow at first draw! A love story to follow!
I had the privilege of shooting this bow today. I had exactly the same feelings as Armin. It is a stunning bow. The whole experience of shooting it was so good. 7 hours later and I haven't stopped thinking about it.
When a bow makes Armin smile that much, that's how you know it's a good bow.
Such a beautiful bow and I’ve never seen you at a loss for words. That alone speak volumes. Great video and happy new year everyone. See you next year
I have learned a ton from watching your videos, Armin. Thank you for taking the time to educate all of us on youtube :)
Such elegance it portrays at full draw , very beautiful. Poetic review master :-).
Whst I like about your channel Armin is your passion for archery. When you constantly smile and laugh while you're shooting, that tells me that the bow is worthwhile. Keep the passion. Archery is the sport of the gods. Whichever you believe in. I would feel comfortable buying any bow solely on your sayso. Thank you for helping me to continue enjoying archery.
Your Level of excitement is catching the archers heart...great 2018 finish...please go on
The best archery channel on youtube
Finally decided to get a new bow and it was this one :). Just wanted to let you know Armin that your reviews really carry a lot of weight! Coming from a fiber glass bow to this beauty. I can't wait to compare the differences.
enjoy shooting
I've been rewatching this video over the past year and finally ordered when Alibow offered a Black Friday discount ($30 USD off). You make great content and are the reason why I purchased Alibow's fiberglass Tatar and Qinghai and now the Kheshig.
thank you
Same happened to me, been watching this video over and over, finally this morning the Kheshig arrived :) Pity i am sick and cannot try it out :(
I can't stop watching this review. I almost know it by heart now 😄
Can't wait for mine to arrive.
you will love the bow :D
My Kheshig finally arrived, and it is amazing! Only when you try it, you understand 😁
Going from it back to my fiberglass bow I could not believe the difference. No hand shock, no vibration, better precision, lighter in the hand. Just incredible. Thank you Armin for the review and for showing me this bow existed. I'm not even mad about the customs any more 😄
Armin, thank you for all your reviews, they are so helpful and quite detailed. I bought a few bows you reviewed and I'm quite happy with them. Thank you very much!! Happy 2019!!
Thank you for reviewing this bow. I was going to spend the money on a shotgun,but upon seeing this video and your happiness & loss for words , I went to the alibow site & ordered one. Well, it's been about 5 weeks & it has arrived & I couldn't be more pleased! This is an Awesome bow, its so light but so strong.The only thing is, I think that I may save up the funds to order another one in the future in the cinnabarr red. Thanks again!
I love this bow. I am so pleased to have received it from Alibow. Thanks for all the reviews.
Armin, I just started watching you Channel two days ago. After seeing this wonderful bow at full draw and your reactions after shooting it, I had to order one the same day. Say hi to Ron Dumontier, a fellow Montanan. Thank you for all your great work.
8:15 He looks like he’s about to cry tears of joy
Yes, he was so deeply touched by beauty, elegance and efficiency of that bow ....I was also expecting tears.....
Great emotional review ......
Your facial expressions after the first shots = priceless! 🎯
Awesome!! Finally, was waiting for this review.
Thank you!
Ordered mine few weeks ago.
Amazing bow and amazing video!
It is so special to see you with no words during a test.
I wish you a happy new year, with new challenges and happiness for you, your family and students.
Thank you so much for your videos, advises and the passion you can give to us : a great teacher with child eyes when you discover a new bow/toys.
Alibow have sorted out the delivery and I've just paid tax, arriving tomorrow. Many thanks for sorting this out alibow!
I love the twang it makes.
Great videos. Thanks for your expertise.
Thank you my friend.
@@ArminHirmer We recently have met a Mongolian music group and have been interested in their bow works for some time. I see a trip to Mongolia in our near future! (and a trip to Malta also!)
Thanks for all your efforts this year.
I bought this bow and it finally arrived. I am super impressed with it. This is my fifth bow from Alibow. He always surpasses my expectations. His arrows are absolutely beautiful.
Waiting for mine to arrive
Ron Cearley
You bought it from where?
Mohammed Al-Ghamdi alibow
i dunno which bows you have but can you please tell me whatts your favourite?i m trying to make a decision between ming emperor and kheshig
Just ordered a 35# Kheshig, watched this video again to remind me how much you loved it when you first tried it :D Thanks Armin!
Wow Armin, Went out to my range, Found the Brace at 6.5 inches, Changed to 7.5 inches, Moved top limb up further on my leg and closer to my mid back to string the bow, made it very easy. I shot 24 arrows of 350 grain, tilted bow about 20 degrees, and watched my follow thru. Wow ! Right on target, My shot groups were great and I was even skinning arrows. Great Bow, Love it. Thanks again, your articles are the best of the net.
Wow! I now know what my next bow is going to be. A beauty to look at when strung and at full draw.
You know, I play this video Every Day, without fail. I Like your Review on this Bow Armin. Alibow . . . what a super Bow. Everyone have a great weekend. Later Later,
OMG..
I think this could be it (if L.H.) I go into the wilds of Montana and get into rough places. This strong bow will suit me perfectly.
I love it. And I really love the technical, seamstress tape, attn to smooth rounded tips(for my horse safety and how well U seem to like it. My draw is 29" standing and 26/27 on horseback.
Great review,,, again
Just wanted to let you know thank you for all your videos, if I haven’t stumbled upon your videos, I think I would have lost interest in archery I recently had surgery on my wrist and after I cannot draw without twisting badly, after seeing how you shoot with the thumb blew my mind and now I have found the love for archery again re learning everything! Thanks for all the videos and reviews!
Wow, your love for this bow is kicking me in the "buy this now" rib
Great 2018. Hope 2019 can hold this pace. Thank you for your love of this great sport. Maybe someone from USA will send U an American Western Plains Native American bow. I am Blackfeet Native is why I wish for this in 2019.
I'm in love now. Buying it for sure
Just started watching your reviews a couple days ago and I think I’ve already watched over twenty reviews. I enjoy learning new ways of shooting as looking at these beautiful bows. Have a happy new year.
I've hunted and shot archery tournaments since the early 90's. Fell out of it shortly after a friend of mine, hunting partner committed suicide . Have a Browning Stalker LH compound bow. Been watching your videos for a while, subscribed today. Wanting to get into traditional. Probably going to pick this bow up, start flinging some arrows and do some deer hunting in fall. Thank you for your videos. Theyve been very helpful. You got a new subscriber. Please keep the content coming.
Let us know how it goes. You might have lost your partner, but there's a good community here brother. Good hunting
I think this will be my next bow! Thank you for another amazing, thorough review, and your thoughts of this bow at the end of your video. Cheers!
Lovely bow. Wishing you and your family a very happy new year😊
very quiet bow. thx for the analysis of this "best" bow. your enthusiasm is one of the best parts of the video. too cool. every time I watch one of your videos I feel like I have learned something new. great content. I remember in a previous video you talked about the relationship between the bow and the string being optimum at 60 degrees. if was 90 degrees not so good. at full draw, 33 inches, it does go to 90 degrees. looks perfect though!!! I see why you really like this wider limb bow. I am just trying to catch up on your videos. keep 'em coming. subscriber.
Another excellent review and a beautiful bow. This one is definitely on the list.
Just came back for nostalgia to see how the Kheshig Lovestory started :) Funny thing is, I just noticed the love songs going on in the background LOL
Buetiful, I'll take a look. It reminds me of the American Flatbow
Got it. Get both the Qinghai and Kheshig. I know what I'm getting for my birthday then.
I've finally had a chance to shoot the Kheshig at the club at 20m. It's stunning to shoot, the draw is really really nice. I draw 33" thumb drawn so it's perfect size for me & the shape of the grip makes sideways twist Khatra effortless. Only snag is it punches my 535gn bamboos about 2-3 inches through a new straw target at that range & they're a nightmare to pull. It's definitely the nicest bow I've ever shot, and shooting rounds for the evening was easy as there just isn't any hand shock at all compared to the AF long Han bow or Alibow's Genghis bow. Your review was absolutely spot on 😁
Great review as always good sir. Thank you for your dedication. Have a great new year 2019 !
Happy New Year Sir....!! Thanks for all the great videos.
Just ordered a Kheshig after this review. Thanks Armin. I had the bow customised with some meaningful chinese words on linmb belly and my family seal. This going to be a special one.
wow nice, I want to se photos then :D
@@ArminHirmer I'll send them through once it arrived.
@@ronnieyap7154 If you don't mind me asking, how much more was it to get words added to the bow's belly?
@@TheIncredibleLions only USD$20 extra for my family seal and 4 chinese characters
@@ronnieyap7154 Did you have to pay Duty( Import tax) on bow, when it arrived in U.S. ? I want to order and am curious. Thanks
you are a warrior man💯
Your speechlessness says everything. Magnificent! I just could not resist. Ordered one yesterday, #40, color all clear (they said black is not so good in connection to sun/heat/ laminated).
Wonderful review as always. Great thanks to my Digital Teacher 😊🙏👇👍
Thanks to instinctive archery I even got motivated to do things I normally wouldn't do: reading history about Huns, Scythians, Mongols... Not going out on in Friday, just shoot some arrows (+-400). To even consider giving money for the first time on internet to someone I don't know. And even improving my English 😄 and so on... Archery is great!
Thanks again and a lot!!!
Greetings from Belgium.
(p.s. reading now about that patreon/patron platform)😉
you will not regret :D have fun
Going to trade in my 2001 Yamaha sg500b guitar for one of these, upgrading from my starter toparchery horse bow. I also watched the video about thumb draw with the index finger on the same side of the thumb and wow, I can hit stuff now. Many thanks for all the videos, information and mindfullness. Helped me a lot to see archery as meditation and an antidote to mad Britain.
. . . it strongly reminds of my (Mariner) Yuan-Kublai which also I simply love to shoot is a permanent keeper . . . the Mongol “issue” bows are marvel of bow design ! ! !
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
never shot the Kublai, still on my wish list :D
Thanks a lot. Great video! Fantastic bow ! We have learned a lot watching your videos. Excuse my english. Im learning to speak.
What a spectacular bow to finish the year's reviews with. Clearly a beast, and now I am taking a long hard look at perhaps getting my grubby little paws on one sometime in 2019 :) Thanks as always.
Still the pretiest bow I've seen so far. Both strung and unstrung. And almost a year and a half of using it, still a joy to shoot.
I’m getting one for hunting what lbs which one thanks for sharing God bless
Hi @Armin when you describe your arrows in grains , that means the weight of the arrow, right? Can it be translated to spine value, or not at all related?
I did a video about that
Very interesting bow. Non contact siyahs seemed to give very good efficiency.
Nice Review! It is seen that enjoys it every time he explains every detail of Bow. See these reviews help thanks.
What does "draw curve...huuwah" mean? ;-)
You ever see a sexy woman walk in the room? Huuwah...
Get one & you'll find out 😉😁
Hi Armin - On your more recent reviews you measure the string vs. bow angle at different draw lengths - Do you know what draw length makes the perfect 60 degree angle on the Kheshig? Thanks!
Need to check, when someone shows up with a kheshig :)
Is there a downside to getting the takedown version of this bow or is the takedown version just as good?
the handle gets thicker, if you like that its fine.
Ok armin thanks. Have just ordered one :)
enjoy
Armin Hirmer it’s been a joy to shoot. Thank you armin for the recommendation. Stringing is still a scary affair for me as extreme recurve “wants” to twist limbs.
Wow, that one is beautiful too. But, the first one is more my style. Frack.. now I gotta save more money.
I shoot longbow. With this Alibow you reviewed I noticed no nock on string or a fixed anchor point. Or arrow over knuckle. Not that its wrong. If I shoot that style of bow do I create the same shooting style with that bow.
Use whatever works for you
I'm still wondering about that 60 degree angle. It doesn't seem to matter on the Kheshig. You mentioned once in the comments that you will be getting one for yourself soon. If you do, maybe make a revisit review on it. 😁
The f-value, as far as I understand, is a predictor of how much a bow tends to stack. A low f-value is desirable for multiple reasons. First, the bow will feel smoother at full draw. Second, the draw force curve will be flatter near full draw, which allows the bow to store more energy at a given draw weight and deliver arrows of a certain gpp at a higher speed.
That sounds beautiful as well as looks beautiful. I want one. I have a hoyt protec which is in mint condition. I really want this. So save!
This bow model is no more in production?
I've ordered this bow 35# @28". I normally draw 30", shooting Mediterranean style. Shooting thumb release, I figure 33" draw. I want to shoot either Aluminum or Carbon arrows. What spine weight would you recommend ? Thank you in advance.
Wood or bamboo arrows for me. If you shoot khatra, stiff arrows. Spine doesn't matter then. As far as weight goes, make sure they are at least 10gpp. Anything below that would be too light.
Thank you for that great review. :) The "3K Carbon Bamboo Yuan bow" from AF Archery could be interesting too... (or any product from "AF special series").
watch them over and over
9:43 the music is really spot on:
"Last Christmas, I gave you my heart..." 😂
... but which bow is the special one this year, Armin? 🤔😁
Thank you for your review Armin. I know comparing between one bow to another can be subjective and sensitive.. but if I may ask you, which one do you prefer, this Kheshig Mongolian Bow or Szimeiszter Turkish Bow? And why? Thanx before master..
both amazing, I would make it depend on budget. szimeiszter is cheaper. you should have both :D
I think alibow may have changed some specs. 33" draw to #40. 31" draw 45+#. Plus apparently available in all black 😀
Yes. I wrote that in the description. And of course all black us possible. Thanks
That's another sale they can chalk up to you, I just got mine ordered 😁
I'm looking at getting a bow for horseback archery and the two I'm comparing Right Now are this one after seeing this and the AF archery 3k carbon Yuan bow and was wondering how they compare?
never shot AF Yuan, sure its a good bow...
ryan kolick In my opinions,AF's efficiency is much better than ali's,and its appearance is more beautiful.but the life span of ali seems longer.
Which has the better draw?
Just ordered due to the recommendation. What is the brace height for this bow?
not very high, about seven inches
@@ArminHirmer thank you very much. Do you think 8 GPI will damage the bow? Its 60# at 28 and I'm drawing to 31. When I do it makes kind of a higher pitched "ping" sound.
Thank you.
Do they make it in higher draw weight? looking for a 75lb bow in that style
You can ask.
hey Armin Hirmer! do you have to unstring it after each use? or can you leave it strung for long periods of time? Thanks
Many opinions out there. I would unstring them always. Bearwap claims that you don't have to. I migth do a video about that
@@ArminHirmer I was wondering because i just bought the kheshig because of your video. honestly I dont want to unstring it, it just looks so beautiful! But I'll do it anyway just to be safe.
@@RightCorrections Any modern material bow will probably have no problems when you leave it unstrung. But still, don't do it, like you said, just to be sure.
But always unstring a wooden bow. The Kheshig looks beautiful even when unstrung 😉
Hello
Is the Kheshig ok for mediterranean release ?
Regards
It's great for anything 😁
Where and how can i buy this bow directly please?
And great review 👌🤙🏼😻
Ali bow, China.
I bought one at 50# is hard to string without the siyah string bridges..just need to be very careful..but amazing accurate and smooth draw..past 28" a breeze
I think half of those views on the video are mine 😁 I own the bow now but I still love watching this review.
Hi, do you know what the brace height should be? Thanks.
I’m buying this Christmas.
Is the cinnabar red color the same as the ming 3 you reviewed?
Almost yes
@Armin Hirmer Hi, what arrows do you recommend for this beauty (wight, length, spine)?
depends on the draw weight. eight to the gpp. thirty two or three inches
How much tension holds? That material looks very strong being that flexible
I received mine yesterday, thanks to your review, Armin. Very happy with it. Could you tell me which brace height is best for this bow? I think I have it shooting optimally at 8", but wanted your insight. Thank you.
Can I ask how much grain per pound would be ideal for this bow?
Nice review by the way keep it up! :)
Hey! If I bought a bow as a beginner, would you recommend a takedown bow?
Only if you have transport issues
Jebe The Grand Master of Mongolian Archery
this is a kids bow compared to what the Mongol soldiers used to go to war with ...
What arrows would you suggest getting for this bow?
Which lbs i choose for hunting in your opinion 40lbs or 45lbs?
I absolutely love your videos Armin! I’ve learned a lot about traditional archery from watching your videos, and I’m definitely buying a traditional style bow (I’ve shot my compound bow for almost a decade). I’m curious, you seem to really enjoy this bow; would you recommend this to a first time buyer?
Looks like a lovely bow , link cannot find it 😢
Alibowshop.com
I read that you recommend gpp 8 arrow for kheshig. Is'nt it too light? What gpp is most comfortable for kheshig?
Alibow is recommending now 10gpp
Hello Armin, I didn't hear what the poundage was @ 28" for this bow
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It's really great to see so many trad bow reviews, your channel provides plenty bow porn to me! Thanks for the great work, and happy new year Armin!
Besides, I noticed that both Qinghai and Kheshig from Alibow used synthetic foam at the tip, which seems to be an intention of reducing weight. However, I also read an article by a Chinese bowyer "长风弓造"(Long Wind Bows), he measured and pointed out that foam is actually denser than maple wood or bamboo which are used as limb core materials, but foam recovers much better from bending, and therefore he drew the conclusion that foam is better than wood to be used at the working parts rather than the static parts. At last he built 2 Turkish bows of the same draw weight, one with full foam core, the other wood, as a result, the foam one produced higher arrow speed. So what do you think of it...
sounds logic kind of. I would like to shoot a full foam one :D