I saw that product video on Vegh's channel and thought it was really nice presentation of it but lacked technical info. Glad I found that info on this video of yours and nice to see that the product video is a collaboration! Great job!
I only shot the Turkish fiberglass from Ali bow. It’s super consistent and accurate at 10-15 m. It has a back wall so as soon as I hit that wall during the draw I let go and it really helps with consistency. Other bow draws just feel like it goes on forever
Turkish bows are made to be drawn up to 28", 29" maybe if you force it. Other bows like Manchu bows and Yumi bows are made to be drawn up to 35" so it's different for each bow designs and you can't compare them just like that.
@@kaikart123 Then what’s the point in comparing anything? Comparison gives indication of what works in terms of design and choice of material. Good bow wood > horn composite Horn composite > bad bow wood Recurve > longbow Design x > design y Long draw > short draw Yumi design for example is only the product of poor materials and functionality. Long bows can be drawn a long way elb or yumi doesn’t matter. Ears on recurve designs give longer draw because of string angle which gives those recurves the benefits of longer bows but in a short package.
This is my first video of yours I have seen and you did a fantastic job! Amazing camera work, love the way you say/describe thing and really great information! Also, your shooting is so satisfying! Definitely will be watching more of your content! Thank you very much!
Thank you for a nice video. My Osman Bow from Vègh Bow is 34#/28". Is a very nice bow. Actually it's my main bow. I can confirm all points from the video except the shock: mine has a pretty hard shock. I deal against it with heavy arrows (I like heavy arrows) and another string. Despite it I like this bow very much.
Türkiye'den selam. Türklerin başarılı olmasının kesinlikle en büyük sebebi bu ok ve yay kesinlikle. Türk kılıçları da çağının ötesindeydi ama genelde kılıç kullanmaya hiç gerek kalmazdı. Sadece ok atarak çok büyük Roma ve Çin ordularını küçük birliklerle yeniyorduk. Yabancı kaynaklar hep bundan bahsetmiş.
Merhaba, yorum için çok teşekkürler. Ne hakkında yazdığını öğrenmek için bir Google çevirmeni kullanmak zorunda kaldım. Türk yaylarının son derece güçlü araçlar olduğuna ve atalarınızın onları çok iyi kullanabileceğine katılıyorum. Güç sana eşlik etsin. (Çek dilinden google çevirmen tarafından çevrilmiştir).
@@CharliesRunningArchery Děkuji mnohokrát, že jste neodpověděli v angličtině. A moc děkuji za vaše slova. V reakci na vaši laskavost jsem vám chtěl odpovědět česky. Ať je štěstí s vámi. Zbraně by se měly používat pouze při sportu. (Použitý překladač Google)
I think Armin Hirmer mentioned you in one of his videos a long time ago,a challenge,running and shooting, I'm not sure,anyway... Because of Armin, I started shooting with my thumb. Better than meditteranian style.
NICE VIDEO!!! I LIKE THESE TYPES OF REVIEWS... IT GIVES MORE PERSONAL AND CLOSE OPINION FOR VIEWERS... FOR PROTECTING THE ARROW PASS PART OF THE BOW... YOU SHOULD DEFINITELY PRACTICE "KHATRA"...
How thick is the serving on the string that comes with it? What nocks are you using in this video? Wondering if my Easton Microlite(.88) G nocks or my Gold Tip Accu-lite will work. Thanks!
I use different units because it’s being used like this on the website of bow maker. So when you check the web you know what I talked about. Also in Europe we use kilograms and centimeters, not inches and lbs regularly.
Definitely, Turks were super efficient, dangerous and powerful. I’m just curious (hypothetically) what would happen when Turks meet Mongolians… Computer simulation would be enough , otherwise so many good lives would be lost.
@@CharliesRunningArchery Turci bojovali s Mongoly v roce 1071 a vyhnali ho z Anatolie (dnešní Turecko). Seldžukové bojovali s Mongoly po bitvě u Manzikertu.Současní Turci jsou z tureckého kmene Oghuzů Kayi. Být Turkem je těžké. ale nejhorší na tom je nebýt Turek.
43 pounds at 28 inch? If memory serves, you lose 2.5 pounds per inch under the rated draw length. Because of a physical deformity, my draw length is 23.5 to 24 inches. The state I live in requires a 40 pound draw weight AT THE SHOOTERS DRAW LENGTH for hunting. Therefore, this bow will be illegal FOR ME to hunt with, since my effective draw weaight would be around 30.5 pounds. (depending n the bow. I know a production bow may be one to 5 pounds different, high or low, from the one made immediately before and after.) Because of my short draw length, I always buy a heavier bow. 50-55 pound draw minimum, unless a compound bow, which generally speaking can be set for the maximum draw weight (or slightly above) at a short draw length. (My Diamond Razor Edge with "60 pound" limbs maxes out at 63.5 pounds when set for a 23.5 inch draw length.) Do they make this bow with a 50 to 55 pound, or 55 to 60 pound, or even 60 to 65 pound draw at 28 inches? Are the limbs wood, fiberglass/carbon fiber, or wood/fiberglass/carbon fiber laminate? Does it HAVE to be unstrung between shooting sessions?
@@CharliesRunningArchery Sorry my mistake it wasn't 170 lbs but still, the bow you have isn't as powerful as a traditional Turkish bow. It is supposed to be 100 lbs approximately. Mongolians were sending their arrows to more than 500 meters away back then. That needed a lot of draw weight. Horns were being used as parts of the bow traditionally.
I saw that product video on Vegh's channel and thought it was really nice presentation of it but lacked technical info. Glad I found that info on this video of yours and nice to see that the product video is a collaboration! Great job!
Glad it was helpful! 🏹
I only shot the Turkish fiberglass from Ali bow. It’s super consistent and accurate at 10-15 m. It has a back wall so as soon as I hit that wall during the draw I let go and it really helps with consistency. Other bow draws just feel like it goes on forever
Happy to hear you have the best bow for your self and it sounds amazing!
Turkish bows are made to be drawn up to 28", 29" maybe if you force it. Other bows like Manchu bows and Yumi bows are made to be drawn up to 35" so it's different for each bow designs and you can't compare them just like that.
@@kaikart123 Then what’s the point in comparing anything? Comparison gives indication of what works in terms of design and choice of material.
Good bow wood > horn composite
Horn composite > bad bow wood
Recurve > longbow
Design x > design y
Long draw > short draw
Yumi design for example is only the product of poor materials and functionality. Long bows can be drawn a long way elb or yumi doesn’t matter. Ears on recurve designs give longer draw because of string angle which gives those recurves the benefits of longer bows but in a short package.
Incredible! I can feel how light it is just from the video...
also the colour *is* very nice :)
Thanks, you can have your own :)
This is my first video of yours I have seen and you did a fantastic job!
Amazing camera work, love the way you say/describe thing and really great information!
Also, your shooting is so satisfying!
Definitely will be watching more of your content!
Thank you very much!
Thanks, happy you liked it so much :) There are many more reviews and many many more videos about archery :)
A wonderful and beautifully crafted bow. Thanks for your review.
Seems like you're from Czech Republic 🇨🇿.
Right on !!!
👍🙂🇨🇦
I'm from Czech, right :) And you have very typical Czech/Slovak surname :) Guess you have andcestors here :)
😍 The colour and design. I love recurve bows.
this bow looks like a dream come true. Great video.
I mostly use longer bows such as Manchu or Yumi. Never tried actually running with them. Should be fun to try
Do it! And let me know how it went :)
Its shape is not corrrect for traditional Turkish bow. I highly suggest you to try Simsek bow. Its not cheap but its the best bow I ever used.
I was in a contact with Simsek but we did not find the way to cooperate. So maybe next time :)
Thank you for a nice video. My Osman Bow from Vègh Bow is 34#/28". Is a very nice bow. Actually it's my main bow. I can confirm all points from the video except the shock: mine has a pretty hard shock. I deal against it with heavy arrows (I like heavy arrows) and another string. Despite it I like this bow very much.
Big hand shock? That surprises me. But I’m glad you found a way how to resolve it for yourself so you can have the bow.
Türkiye'den selam. Türklerin başarılı olmasının kesinlikle en büyük sebebi bu ok ve yay kesinlikle. Türk kılıçları da çağının ötesindeydi ama genelde kılıç kullanmaya hiç gerek kalmazdı. Sadece ok atarak çok büyük Roma ve Çin ordularını küçük birliklerle yeniyorduk. Yabancı kaynaklar hep bundan bahsetmiş.
Merhaba, yorum için çok teşekkürler. Ne hakkında yazdığını öğrenmek için bir Google çevirmeni kullanmak zorunda kaldım. Türk yaylarının son derece güçlü araçlar olduğuna ve atalarınızın onları çok iyi kullanabileceğine katılıyorum. Güç sana eşlik etsin. (Çek dilinden google çevirmen tarafından çevrilmiştir).
@@CharliesRunningArchery Děkuji mnohokrát, že jste neodpověděli v angličtině. A moc děkuji za vaše slova. V reakci na vaši laskavost jsem vám chtěl odpovědět česky. Ať je štěstí s vámi. Zbraně by se měly používat pouze při sportu. (Použitý překladač Google)
my favourite bow is the assyrian it is amazing its light fast long range and accurate and I am assyrian my self
Greatest combo!
Where did you get that big round hay target and tripod?
In some Czech e-shop... i think tercovnice.eu :)
I think Armin Hirmer mentioned you in one of his videos a long time ago,a challenge,running and shooting, I'm not sure,anyway... Because of Armin, I started shooting with my thumb. Better than meditteranian style.
I was last week :D Thumb is fine, I just prefer slavic/pinch draw :)
The color is great and suits you very well ! 🏹✔👍
Thank you! Cheers!
That's fantastic! What's the length of the bow stave itself?
Sorry, do not own the bow anymore so I can't measure it :(
bro, you should have more subscribers, you make amazing videos
I appreciate that!
NICE VIDEO!!! I LIKE THESE TYPES OF REVIEWS... IT GIVES MORE PERSONAL AND CLOSE OPINION FOR VIEWERS...
FOR PROTECTING THE ARROW PASS PART OF THE BOW... YOU SHOULD DEFINITELY PRACTICE "KHATRA"...
Thanks for watching! Khatra is on the list to master :)
@@CharliesRunningArchery EXCELENT!!! WE'RE ON THE SAME PATH!!!
Greetings from Turkey.
Hi!
What's that little black notch on the bow's side just above the grip? Mine has one in the exact same spot and I've been wondering what it is.
It's just a part of the wood (I think) :)
How thick is the serving on the string that comes with it? What nocks are you using in this video? Wondering if my Easton Microlite(.88) G nocks or my Gold Tip Accu-lite will work. Thanks!
Hi, I no longer own this bow so I do not know and cannot measure it for you :(
Where did you mount the camera? Head or shoulder? Thank you.
Head ✌️
How long are the levers? cool bow
I no longer have access to the bow. Ask the maker at veghbows.com please :)
I do like that bow 👍
🏹❤️
now, where to buy that bow...
bogararchery.sk :)
You have to use "zihgir" and put your quiver your right side.
Fortunetly the bow shoots even slavic and right now 100% time I have no quiver :)
@@CharliesRunningArchery 😅😅. Is there another name for arrow bag 🤣🤣🤣
Can you make fetih bow for the review....
I will, I should be delivered this week to me :)
i want to know that target ,how its made and what target name can i get answer from you sir
You can buy this straw target in many e-shops. Try bogararchery.sk :)
Why are you using multiple units of measure??? CM, Inches, Grams, Lbs.
Can you please choose a consistent unit of measure.
I use different units because it’s being used like this on the website of bow maker. So when you check the web you know what I talked about. Also in Europe we use kilograms and centimeters, not inches and lbs regularly.
@@CharliesRunningArchery I was just wondering…. I Sub’d to your channel, great videos and cinematography!
Who makes that specific bow?
Vegh Bows :) You can buy it at bogararchery.sk
Beautiful bow and good video
Thank You! 🍀
Amazing bow
It sure is
Best Turkish Bow is the laminated Bow mad bei Alibow China
They have amazing bows!
Can you fix your links? They take me out of the TH-cam app and open in the browser... Your links are the first ones that have done this to me...
Probably because of bitly links. Interesting... thanks for comment, will do something wit it.
How to get this bow?
Bogararchery.SK they ship worldwide 🏹
As a Turkish i totally agree because Turks Are the best bow users and horse riders in the history of middle asia.
Definitely, Turks were super efficient, dangerous and powerful. I’m just curious (hypothetically) what would happen when Turks meet Mongolians… Computer simulation would be enough , otherwise so many good lives would be lost.
@@CharliesRunningArchery Turci bojovali s Mongoly v roce 1071 a vyhnali ho z Anatolie (dnešní Turecko). Seldžukové bojovali s Mongoly po bitvě u Manzikertu.Současní Turci jsou z tureckého kmene Oghuzů Kayi. Být Turkem je těžké. ale nejhorší na tom je nebýt Turek.
Where can I buy one. Can u Facebook me the website
Bogararchery.sk, You have message in messenger :)
Nice
Thanks
43 pounds at 28 inch?
If memory serves, you lose 2.5 pounds per inch under the rated draw length.
Because of a physical deformity, my draw length is 23.5 to 24 inches.
The state I live in requires a 40 pound draw weight AT THE SHOOTERS DRAW LENGTH for hunting. Therefore, this bow will be illegal FOR ME to hunt with, since my effective draw weaight would be around 30.5 pounds. (depending n the bow. I know a production bow may be one to 5 pounds different, high or low, from the one made immediately before and after.)
Because of my short draw length, I always buy a heavier bow. 50-55 pound draw minimum, unless a compound bow, which generally speaking can be set for the maximum draw weight (or slightly above) at a short draw length. (My Diamond Razor Edge with "60 pound" limbs maxes out at 63.5 pounds when set for a 23.5 inch draw length.)
Do they make this bow with a 50 to 55 pound, or 55 to 60 pound, or even 60 to 65 pound draw at 28 inches?
Are the limbs wood, fiberglass/carbon fiber, or wood/fiberglass/carbon fiber laminate? Does it HAVE to be unstrung between shooting sessions?
Thanks for sharing!
comanche bow
ah, the horse archery bow :)
A traditional Turkish bow's draw weight is around 170-180 lbs my friend. You have been screwed. Sorry.
Don't understand your comment. How you mean it?
@@CharliesRunningArchery Sorry my mistake it wasn't 170 lbs but still, the bow you have isn't as powerful as a traditional Turkish bow. It is supposed to be 100 lbs approximately. Mongolians were sending their arrows to more than 500 meters away back then. That needed a lot of draw weight. Horns were being used as parts of the bow traditionally.
Wat the wow!
it was best at times of war done by bows and swords
🏹
Englisch aus der Mode. 35 Kommentare. Geschwindigkeit??? Скорость???
Do not understand, soryr.
Giveaway please
Maybe once :)
@@CharliesRunningArchery 😁 can't wait for it..
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