I'm really speechless. What a great honor that Armin has tested the bow that Wolfgang has built for me 😊😊😊. Thanks to both of you: Armin for teaching us so much, and Wolfgang for build such an awesome bow 🙏🙏🙏. I'm impatient to receive and enjoy it❤
Well done, Wolfgang! 👏👏👏☺️ The bow is still beautiful, but even better designed! Awesome! The TD construction looks excellent, too! A Turkish TD bow would be very nice for my collection, indeed! Thank you so much for the very nice review, dear Armin! ☺️🙏
It seems to me that this update is much better than the first one, it is well designed, I like it.😊 Definitely when you apply what you teach the shot is excellent. Cheers Armin ☕️ 😊
Just my opinion: I see this as the future for Asiatic bows - modularity. Instead of typical 1 piece designs or Alibow's split in the handle, this will allow archers to utilize their preferred handle design and swap limbs accordingly for specific performance (Turkish, Manchu, Scythian, etc.).
That is deffinently an idea but anything that comes apart will wear out faster, I will always love single bow structure but for mobility and coolness , this is very nice, at least from this maker
Great, thanks so much for all the reviews and the mindset. just something that comes to my mind if we are picky concerning reviewing, comparing bows etc...; concerning draw lenght, max draw, how it feels, stacking...as i purchased a freddy archery bow and a AF tatar with same concern of working toward 32'..well AF tatar come with Dacron when Freddy comes with Fast flight...mmm...
Has the handle been tried with other ILF limbs yet? I would be curious to see those results in the event that the handle could be purchased separately...
Not bad not bad ...probably the best Asiatic reflex take down bow I've seen I gotta question buddy ...do you know what the limbs are made of ? I had the idea a long time ago to make a Turkish bow using titanium for the limbs as titanium is the most efficient flat spring material....with a carbon layer for torsional stability
I´ve seen a steel longbow once and learned they weren´t produced anymore because metals age and you can´t see how many arrows you have left before this thing cuts you open. Don´t use metals for limbs, for your own sake.
If these were mass produced, I would buy one in a heartbeat. This is exactly what I was looking for.
I'm really speechless.
What a great honor that Armin has tested the bow that Wolfgang has built for me 😊😊😊.
Thanks to both of you: Armin for teaching us so much, and Wolfgang for build such an awesome bow 🙏🙏🙏.
I'm impatient to receive and enjoy it❤
Hola Jaime, donde lo compraste? Estoy buscando pero no encuentro ninguna información. Gracias
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Well done, Wolfgang! 👏👏👏☺️
The bow is still beautiful, but even better designed! Awesome!
The TD construction looks excellent, too!
A Turkish TD bow would be very nice for my collection, indeed!
Thank you so much for the very nice review, dear Armin! ☺️🙏
It seems to me that this update is much better than the first one, it is well designed, I like it.😊 Definitely when you apply what you teach the shot is excellent. Cheers Armin ☕️ 😊
Just my opinion: I see this as the future for Asiatic bows - modularity. Instead of typical 1 piece designs or Alibow's split in the handle, this will allow archers to utilize their preferred handle design and swap limbs accordingly for specific performance (Turkish, Manchu, Scythian, etc.).
That is deffinently an idea but anything that comes apart will wear out faster, I will always love single bow structure but for mobility and coolness , this is very nice, at least from this maker
Very interresting construction, great survival bow I assume.
Would love to have a bow like this.
If there is enough money for the next one will oder one for sure.❤
Also nice video like ever!
Best regards.
Wow, that was a really nice bow before but now it’s even better, just a really amazing and unique bow
14:14 ..LOL .. The Sound of the Bow, is measured by a Musician...Good definition 😎👍
That is pretty nice for s take down bow!,
i wonder what's the price for a 55# version at 28" 🤔
Very interesting for hunting…
Very cool idea, it seems to shoot really well looking forward to the final product.
🙏🏼
Nice efficient design. I would love to see (and use) a Tatar style design/shape.
The bow keeps getting better! I love the concept. Well done:)
Wow! 🤤
It will be mine,
Oh yes, it will be mine.
Some day.
Thank you 🙏
i want one in 50lb, but probably out of my price range at the moment lol
This is an absolutley beautiful bow. Just what I want. Too bad I don't have one😢
Where do i buy it?
now that...
Great, thanks so much for all the reviews and the mindset.
just something that comes to my mind if we are picky concerning reviewing, comparing bows etc...; concerning draw lenght, max draw, how it feels, stacking...as i purchased a freddy archery bow and a AF tatar with same concern of working toward 32'..well AF tatar come with Dacron when Freddy comes with Fast flight...mmm...
hello, what the draw weight of this bow and how much?
hard.core.bows@web.de
it's surprising how new materials allow to build everything with the same original feeling
music instruments, bikes, bows...
A dream bow. Can't wait for the "Serienfertigung"!
1st
awesome, I am sooooo proud :)
@ArminHirmer once one aquires this bow would it be possible to get different poundage limbs?
Very nice, if the price is right I'd get one
Second?
Any updates?
no new video, so nope :)
:( That would be my perfect bow :D
Has the handle been tried with other ILF limbs yet? I would be curious to see those results in the event that the handle could be purchased separately...
not ILF
What kind of thumb ring are you using?
Not bad not bad ...probably the best Asiatic reflex take down bow I've seen
I gotta question buddy ...do you know what the limbs are made of ? I had the idea a long time ago to make a Turkish bow using titanium for the limbs as titanium is the most efficient flat spring material....with a carbon layer for torsional stability
I´ve seen a steel longbow once and learned they weren´t produced anymore because metals age and you can´t see how many arrows you have left before this thing cuts you open. Don´t use metals for limbs, for your own sake.
fiberglass I believe
Hello sir. How to buy this bow sir?
hard.core.bows@web.de
Hey Armin, big fan of your work from Texas. Would love one of these for my hiking and hunting trips. How do I get my hands on one!?
It`s not a G but a B