Samick Sage vs Martin Locust Archery Shootout
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- Samick Sage vs Martin Locust Archery Shootout
I get a lot of emails and messages asking if there is another bow that compares to the Samick Sage. That question is always tough to answer because the Samick Sage it probably one of the best entry level traditional recurve takedown bows on the market today. Well in my search for a bow that could give the Sage a run for it's money I stumbled upon the Martin Locust recurve takedown bow. Now the Locust has been discontinued for about a year. But if you search you can still find plenty of new ones on the market for sale. In this video I do a side by side shootout of the Samick Sage vs Martin Locust. Let me know in the comments which one you like the best.
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I have the Samick sage.I have shot this for about 4 years. I have other bows that are not takedown like the Howart Dream maker, and a Hunter. It is amazing how well the sage shoots so much like the others. Thanks for your you tube.
Gave you a thumbs up just for "The VW Beetle of Bows", almost spit my drink out laughing at that.
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As a someone new to archery, this was very comprehensive and informative. Thank you
Welcome to the tribe.
The beauty of the Recurve bow is it's one of the ultimate survival tools. BIG GAME hunting, fishing. Self defense, target shooting.. fire arrows./signaling. Many uses. And it's quiet...
Great tool for the survivalist, warrior.. Hunter, out doorsman..
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This was one of the best videos that I have ever seen. You did a fantastic job of explaining and showing. Good job and I think I'm going with the Samick. Thanks
+joe morales Thank you.
Been shooting my $130 45lb VW Beetle off the shelf for years, including hunting, 3D and target tourneys. I make my own Flemish twist B50 strings, really quiet and smooth. Love it, she is my go-to bow. "...there's always that one.." every trad archer knows that one for sure! Good video, new sub follower. I like the limb decals, I'll need to hunt them down.
Thank you for the support.
Awesome comparison, thank you for showing these budget options, and bringing this Martin to my attention!
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Samick Sage is like the AK 47 Of the archery world cheap reliable and good performance.
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Nice!
I would choose the Samick Sage. Looks nice, has the extra holes for accessories, and I prefer colors that blend in vs. loud coloring for hunting purposes. The only negative is a flat arrow shelf. I prefer a rounded one. Thanks for the video. Keep em coming.
John thanks for checking in my friend.
Thanks, I really enjoy your reviews. You're very thorough and detailed, which is great!! I also appreciate your knowledge and experience. It is very nice to be able to learn from someone else who has much more experience with archery. Thanks again!
I appreciate that!
Watched a few of your vids now while researching my first bow since I was a kid.. just want to say thanks for the content and for the positivity!
Your welcome. Thanks for watching and for the support.
Just a general tip on bow weights (because the video brought up some points that may be misleading to viewers that are not that familiar with archery, though not really a fault of Wingman115.... and I just happen to have a bit of free time to post).... if a bow is rated for (for example) 45lbs, that does not mean "you" are actually pulling 45. That weight rating is done at the optimal draw for that set of limbs. If you are shorter, you could very well be only pulling 30-35 lbs (this also explains why some people never experience stacking, they simply are not drawing to the point where it would happen), and if you are a big (read: tall) person you may actually be pulling 50 or more depending on where your draw ends up vs the optimal draw for that bow or those limbs. It is also why people need to leave ego at the door when deciding the draw weight for their bows. A short person using a heavier draw bow may actually be pulling less weight than a taller person using a bow "rated" at lower weight. This also leads into the tuning of arrows for a bow.... if Wingman115 tuned a set of arrows for his bow, and then handed the bow and arrows to me, the arrows would not fly the same for me as they do for him even though we are using the same bow and arrows. And this is because they are not actually not only tuned to each other (bow and arrow), but to the shooter as well. I am 6'4" and he is (by what he said in the video) 5'6". I would be shooting the arrows at a higher draw weight and speed than he is by virtue of my size vs his. This is not a "macho" thing, it is a physics thing. And it goes to show how there are SO many variables in archery that simple quick charts and quick answers don't really address.... though so many folks want a quick and easy answer.
I know I am late to your videos, but keep up the good work. If you have not covered this in any other video, you may want to consider it.. if you already have.... ignore. lol Cheers.
You are right. Thanks for commenting.
its just how far you pull it back. im like 5 6 and i draw at a 6 foot armspan.
It is called draw length and more than how tall you are, it depends on length of your arms. Usually, arm span is approximately equal to height, but not always. You should choose a bow by your draw length, the draw length is measured as a standard of 28 inches so if your draw length is 28 then you'll be able to pull all draw weight. If your draw length is not 28 inches then you won't be drawing the same weight as printed on your bow, if it's less you'll be drawing lower weight.
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I already have Samick Sage and I love it. Love your video. Thanks.
Thank you for the support.
Oh, forgot to say in my other comment, loved the review. You came across well. I liked the shooting part the best. I thought you shot well. You have good, consistent form, and that is what I have noticed, over the decades, that all good archers have in common
Thank you.
"VW Beetle" Hahaha! Love that!. The Sage is a great all around bow, I have a couple Samicks and I love it's versatility and how accurate it is.
They are a solid bow.
Sage for the WIN!!
excellent information you included in this video! great job putting this together!
BlackRifle Survival Thanks brother.
I got a sage for my son, based on multiple reviews. Not disappointed.
I have no experience with the Martin Locust, but I own several other recurve bows (a Ragim 40#, a WNS 38# ILF bow, a OMP 45#, and two Sages, 30# and 35#) and the Sages are my favorites.
I have a samick sage and love it to death, it feels very nice in my hand and is a very smooth shooting bow. I like that I can assemble it in the field without any tools.
That is a advantage for sure.
Samick Sage has my vote. Thanks for the great video.
That Martin is a great looking bow. Excellent review video, thank you!
+CatholicHack's Traditional Archery Thanks for stopping by Joe.
that was an epic rundown my friend.
You produced a very fine comparison of two entry level bows. Then again, price point is irrelevant against shooting ability! I might buy the Samick, but that Martin Locust has wonderful curb appeal. You shot 'em both very well. Nice work!
+Paul Schnell Paul thanks for watching.
They look pretty close but I think I'd go with the Samick just for the little extra in versatility.
I bought the Samick Sage before watching this video. I don't know much about other bow models, but I can say i'm very pleased with the Sage so far. Went with 40 lbs. and I'm glad I can upgrade the limbs if I want a higher draw weight.
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I will say your locust is a very cool bow with the stickers and all. That's for show and smiles. I tend to smile more when I'm shooting well... then break out the cool show gear.
Thanks for another great review John! You brought up some excellent points between the two..
Like you , I have both these bows in the same poundage. I find that I use the Sage for hours of practice (100's of arrows) at the range since it pulls more comfortable being 62" and the Locust for 3D shoots.. the lighter mass weight & shorter overall length is a plus on long hikes. And because it's shorter, it pulls & shoots harder, great for single shots & irregular distances.
Both are great bows for the money. Thanks for watching.
I have the Samick with 40 and 60 lb limbs. I have a draw of 29 inches but stacking is no problem for me. I love the look and feel of the Samick. I shoot off the shelf, bare bow. Love the Sage.
Very late reply. I've just bought samick sage... 30lb ... I'm draw of 29" too... Had been concerned about stacking ... It's interesting you've had no issues
You can put a sight on the Sage as well... I'm going to go for the sage. It's ready to go out the door with any of the accessories I want to use in the future. It can be put together in the field without a tool. Easy to transport, pack, and store... Limbs are cheap and can be changed on the fly.
Great point thanks for sharing.
I really enjoy your knowledge and I soak it all in..i love archery and I use it for home protection..im not allowed guns...but with a good bow...i can stop anything coming through my front door..if my 3 German sheperds don't first
Good stuff.
Thanks for a good video .. I'm professional hunter chris cordell .. I killed over 217 whitetail 33 records I did the first whitetail double slam that nobody in history has did took the largest in the us by bow 92 for that year the largest in ms by bow 96 ms I worked for trebark camouflage 25 years Easton pse hca white nikon and many more. This year I'm going back in time I'll be hunting with the martin just to show you don't need a 1509 $ bow to get the job done.. THANK U FOR A GOOD VIDEO I APPRECIATE IT . DOWN TO EARTH NO LIES
Great video good info and breakdown on different bows. I think I'm leaning to
sage due changing wide variety of limbs and
Pre drilled hole for arrow rest.
Thanks for checking in.
Thank you John, I've been looking at buying the Samick Sage for awhile now, looks like it still is a good option.
It's a solid platform for sure.
I just bought a SAS "Courage" and it looks similar to the Martin Locust. I just shot it yesterday in the cold and snow, and pretty windy. The SAS bow performed well. Back in the late 1990's I bought a bow for $225 from a local archery shop, and it said "Kiowa" in the limb. But, the riser was identical to the Samic "Sage". I think several companies have distributed this bow over the decades. I really liked the bow and had a lot of respect for the bow. Later, I shot some custom bows, like a Norm Johnson Blacktail, a "Black Widow", and a Chastain Custom, that were all custom bows and more expensive (the Black Widows were around 750 back in the 1990's) and they were all noticeably better in shoot ability and speed. I still would've love to own a Chastain, or Blacktail bow (or a Black Widow) but have never properly marshalled my meager resources to make that happen. In the late 1990's, I shot the Chastain bow (made in Colorado, beautiful, amazing shooting bow) at Bob's Archery in Aurora, Co and I could've bought a used one for $350...I could've stretched my resources a bit, but I didn't...sad that I didn't because I see customs are way out my range now
Yeah, I know this is an old video, but I just found it, so others will likely do the same. For me, there are 3 deciding factors. 1. Price. I'm on fixed income (retired), although I can work some part time jobs if there is something I REALLY want. 2. Like I said, I'm retired, so that equates to being an old fart, lol. I used to shoot a 45# Howett recurve, but haven't shot in years. That means I need to drop to around 25 - 30#. Also, my knees are shot so I probably won't be hiking to a hunting spot any time soon. Along with the lighter wt draw, I like the options the Samick gives for accessories. 3: I am right handed, but left eye dominate. I have always shot bows, rifles, (& pool) left handed. I know the Samick makes a left hand model.
Right now I can get the Samick Lt hand, 25# on line for about $100.00 with free shipping. So, with all that, I will go with the Samick after the 1st of the year.
This was great! Thank you so much for putting this up. I had no idea about the Martin locust. I gotta say, I like it more than the sage. I think it's because I'm a minimalist. I understand the benefits with the attachment capabilities with the samik but I like that the Martin is set it up and go. It would make me develop my own way of shooting like how I learned to throw knives. I'm definitely gonna look into it. Thanks Jon!
Thanks Nate.
Good comparison. I ordered the smamick and I’m stoked! esp after this vid. They seem failry similar but the sage has the accessories options and is cheaper.
Cheers!
Glad to hear your getting into Trad Archery! Thanks for watching.
Ive been a martin fan 4 like 20 yrs but i do like a bow i can set up quick to hunt or bow fish ive been lookin at the samick i do believe i will purchase one thank for the demo and you are an outstanding archer
Thank you.
Like them both. each has it's own pluses. Over all would have to go for the Sage just because of all the option capabilities. Good video.
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I bought the samick b/c of the recommendations. Never shot the martin. Can say I like my samick. The martin looks better with the darker wood but you have to like the flexibility of accessorizing the samick. Either is a fine bow in my opinion.
Nice shooting form and good follow through. Keep up the great work, brother! And my vote goes to the Martin Locust!
Thank you sir. We need to get back out and do some shooting.
My wife just ordered 3 samick sage bows.cant wait to get them .
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Thanks!! 1st yr compound bow hunting. Lovin it & thinking on long range goal to move to recurve. I think I would roll with the Sage as an entry level recurve, for ability to set up as a hunting Bow with containment rest, quiver etc... Good stuff & Peace from Nor. MN. DB.
+David Bakke Thanks for watching.
I have the Martin Saber and Jaguar. I love them. No problems even with my 31" DL.
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Great vlog buddy, I chose the Samick........I like the upgradability and its a very accurate bow for all levels
Thanks for taking the time to watch the video and comment.
I started out with the Sage and shot it a lot, but at 6'4" with a draw of 32" the string slap was really loud. switched to the Polaris and I'm in heaven. Made a huge difference in my scores. Love your stuff Wingman! We should shoot some time, I'm in Santa Cruz.
I'm always game to shoot bow!
Great vid, thanks for the info.
Any time!
Just got a used Samick Sage 35# takedown, and will be comparing it with my other recurves. I got the lower poundage bow to work on my form, and hold as I was over bowed with my 50# recurve from when I had a shoulder injury and repair, it got so bad with the burning I had to quit shooting. After not shooting at all for the past 5 years, I recently picked the bow back up again.
Good to see you shooting again Jon. Thanks for watching and shoot strait.
I have always been a Martin fan
I chose the Samick! Good video 👍
I've wanted a Samick Sage for a really long time now.
Their a solid bow. Thanks for checking in.
Moses Nagant
Wolf Pack Woodcraft is not "really poor" judging by ALL the equipment he has and reviews (buys most himself). Besides, the Samick Sage is a well recommended "Starter to Intermediate level" bow with several riser draw weight options. Someone who knows what they are talking about knows that you don't start out with "high-priced Champion-level" bows when your skill level isn't close. A beginner-level wil shoot beginner level whether they use a properly tuned $150 bow or a $500 bow. If you know this (????) then you're just trolling Nagant.
@Moses Nagant you come across like an idiot.
Having hunted with both, I have found I like the Fleetwood EDGE better. Smoother riser, sloped and smoother limb trays. Often referred to as the SAGE-2. Both share same limb design and are interchangeable. You many want to look for the one-piece maple riser with red wood insert. Sone years come with layered Oak with Padauk riser that looks red. Both shoot great.
Like your video , like both bows .
I just purchased the Samick Sage in 40 pounds , due to arthritis in my right shoulder , but on the other hand florida only requires a 35 pound draw to hunt with . keep up the vids . Thank you
Good stuff Clint. Thanks for watching.
My Samick Sage arrives in two days. I haven't used a bow in 20 years so I'm pretty excited about un-boxing it and finding out for myself how well we are going to get along, but pretty much every review is positive with that bow; price point, accessories, appearance, power, accuracy. I think the Sage was quieter than the Locust in this comparison, too. You agree? Excellent comparison video. I'll subscribe!! Take it easy, man!
Sage is a solid platform that just by sheer volume of bows sold had passed the test. Congrats and welcome to the tribe. Have fun with your new bow I look forward to hearing back from you how your doing with it.
I have the samick safe at 55 lbs. I love it. Good video.
Thanks for watching.
I'm with Greg from 3D love the WV of bows comment. Nicely done like the comparison. But would the price compare with out searching for the locust? Is the locust easy to find off the shelf as the Samick? Almost for got been shooting the Sage for 3 years now and love it.
Planning on buying a recurve soon. Have looked at the survival bows...but I do not think that is the way I will go. Strongly leaning towards the Samic. It has way to many advantages over the survival style bows. Good video and very informative. Thanks.
Thanks for watching.
Seems to me it might be better to have the option to install an arrow rest if one wants. That makes the Samic a better deal for me. I like Martin bows and I had a compound years ago. It was real quality.
I preferred the look of the Martin, especially the area where the riser attached to the limbs. To me it almost looked as good as a one piece bow, Both excellent value though.....
+John Smith Thanks for checking in John.
I'm completely new to archery and I know the sage is sort of considered a noob bow due to its popularity, but for me it's the quality-of-life features on the sage that edge it out at that price point. Requiring no tools and easily upgradable, as well as being a very decent bow means in reality (and especially for noobs like me) it's just great
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Good video dude. I personally like the Sage for all the accessories, and I can get it for $100 off Amazon, but both bows are nice.
Thanks for watching.
I have a Sage that is so new I haven't set it up or even arrows yet. I haven't shot a bow for over thirty years but that will change this spring. It will be back to having fun.
Glad to hear it. Keep me posted on how your doing.
The locust has Soul like a real bowyer. The Samich stores energy in the riser
Curious comment. What makes you think the Samick stores energy in the riser?
To me the Sage is the clear winner!! With a wide range of limb weights, and being
predrilled for anything you can add. The only thing I saw that the Martin had as an advantage was the weight, but it just wasn't enough to come close to the Sage.
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I’m looking at the locust pretty seriously. I just to Oregon and it’s pretty wet out here. I had to leave my bows with my dad due to the move. Do you think either of these are affected by moisture? I obviously would wipe them down after shooting, but which would be more durable in the long run?
I have a lot of bows...a lot. I really like my Bear Super Kodiak best of all. That said, my Bear SK is not a takedown. I have a PSE Coyote that I had for years for takedown needs, like riding my MC to wherever. But...but...I bought a Sage with both 35 and 45 lb limbs. It is, indeed, a great shooter. If anything comes close to the SK, it's the sage. It is my no 1 takedown.
Bill J Now I'm really glad I bought my sage today.
I had a Bear "whitetail" 45/50lb. Recurve (45@27", and 50@28": it actually was hand written like that on the riser). I loved that bow. It was a sweet shooter. Not terribly zippy but I could set it up to shoot very straight and with 2 sets of catwiskers, and a rug rest, it was super quiet.
I like both of thoes bows, for me traditional is no frills just you and the bow becoming one. Doesn't bother me if you can't attach anything to it. But this coming form a guy who also shots a high-end compound.
You've got a great technique, I'm really impressed with your shooting love to see it on a good day. Nice recurves. I can't even kill a deer with a compound, I think I'll stick to my old blackpowder Knight and my Model 70 Supergrade 7mm Mauser... :)
Thanks for the kind words. You will be surprised with a bit of practice you can do really well.
I like them both
Good stuff brother.
Thanks for the video from pro hunter designer Chris cordell..... just tell it like it is that's all u can do ..
Samick , a great bow for hunting, bushcraft, camping and prepping.
Thanks Tony I agree.
Hey John keep uo the good work brother and stay safe and God Bless, I enjoy your vids Sir. Salutes fellow Vet..
Will do Tony. Thanks
i am custom to shoot short compound pse bow, recurve wise i shoot a 62'' SinoArt same thing as the Samick Sage, I'd without douth go with the Sage: Riser + ports for upgrades always welcomed !!
@wingman115 what quiver mount do you recommend for the sage? And have you ever considered a Martin Jaguar vs Samick sage video?
I put a cheap TRUGLO one on mine. Works great.
I have two Samick Sage's, that's how much I like them. They shoot where you look. I think you should have spent a little time discussing the pro's and con's of a 58" bow vs a 62". Great review though.
Food for thought. Thanks for watching.
I like the pretty star one. thx Wingman.
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I would go with the Samick just for the fact that you could add to things but watching you shoot you shot better grouping with it then you did with the other bow
I prepared for Samick bow.
do you bear shaft tune your arrows? Looked like the arrows through the sage were more in tune.
It is tuned for that bow. The locust shoot 400 spine arrows.
There is always that one arrow. ;) I think i would have the Samick Sage between the 2, for the ability to accesorice, and limb swapping and brake down without having tools. (ILF limbs have spoiled me.) The other bow is nice looking though. What kind of bowquiwer are you using?
I put a Selway limb quiver on the Martin and it works fine.
Man you can really tell that the Martin was not fond of those 500s, they were corkscrewing big time. Bet it would love some 400s though. Great video and thanks!
Forgot to add that I have a PSE talon that is the same riser as the Martin but with carbon wood limbs rather than the standard fiberglass wood limbs. I draw about 31.5 and it is absolutely silky smooth all the way.
Good to hear. Thanks for the intel.
man those are good looking
+Cr0cket20 👍🏻 Thank you sir.
BTW, great video.
Good vídeo bro, my favorite bow is the Samick Sage always, i love it.
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I know the vid is old but as of now you can find 60pound limbs for the sage, plus lol vw bottle of bows lov that
BTW my samick ALWAYS! Has that one out
I'm going to go the Samick for its tool free build and portability for wilderness camping. By the way 115, what bow quiver is that mounted on your sage riser there? Lookin great keep it up!
It's a TrueGlow.
Il like both bows, would also love to see you review the Atmos. I'm STILL giving that bow some serious thought.
I don't believe the folks over at SAS would like me to review their bow. But hey if they send me one I will give it a FAIR review.
Why wouldn't they? I think you're very fair. Do you have any comparable bows to the Atmos that you'd recommend? I really like the portability and durability aspects of it, in addition to other reviews claiming it shoots very well. What others do you like? Was also checking out the Bear Wolverine takedown but no reviews available.
Dave Toth For the price you can get a really nice takedown bow or build a ILF bow.
Thanks. Yes it is high. They had to CNC cut their material which drives up operating costs. But yes I'll likely but something less expensive and reconsider them later. Let me know if you have any recommendations. I'll certainly appreciate any input you're willing to provide.
Totally a tuff call.
Both are solid bows and would work well.
Ah it's been awhile since I've shot archery but yea it's fun. Try a bow sling on your left hand so you can shoot with an open hand. Every time I shot close handed I almost always torqued the riser differently throwing my accuracy off. Technically in OC it's illegal to shoot in your back yard. Just got to love CA!
Thanks for watching.
No kidding! I grew up in the SF bay area; was great back in the 60's and 70's as a kid. But, turned into Commiefornia by the 1990's
Hello! Please tell, how many wood layers between fiberglass layers in your limbs of Samick Sage? I bought my sage (45#) in 2018, maybe it is new revision, but in my limbs there is only one basic wooden layer, but my samick polaris limb is consist of two basic layers of wood between fiberglass layers.
I’m sure they have changed. Samick A Korean company was purchased by galaxy Chinese company. They are now made in China.
I have a 2 year old sage and it has a small crack in a lamentation layer near the hand grip. So far it is not growing.
2020 - Looks like the Locust is no longer made and sold, but everyone is selling the Sage.
Nice comparo video. I like how you customized the Martin; I bet you get a lot of compliments on it. Is the Locust the same bow as the Bear Sonoma? Looks an awful lot like it. It wouldn't surprise me if the major archery companies are having their lower-end bows all made by the same factory in Asia. Anyway, that Martin is sweet. If I knew I wasn't going to use any of the hardware for accessories, I'd take that one over the Sage in a heartbeat. But the Sage is obviously hugely versatile and probably the better bet for a new archer that may want to dabble with sites and stabilizers. Both great bows.
In trad archery less is more..
Never shot a bow before but looking to get in to it so don't have a clue what I'm talking about but the arrows from the sage looked like they flew straight while the other bow was sending them wobbly down the range
Correct arrows will have a slightly different reaction to different bows and poundage may be just a tad different. The channel doesn’t have the budget to have different arrows for each bow so we get as close as we can. Thanks for watching.
Samick Sage as best options for the price.
Forest Cole Martin is made in the USA though
were the arrows too soft for the first bow and too hard for the samick?
Sorry if this has been asked already, but are you cross-dominant? Right handed, left eye dominant? I have a son who is cross-dominant and we're learning together. He's learning how to shoot, and I'm learning how to approach coaching with cross-dominant shooters. I'm also involved with teaching Scouts how to shoot, so I run into all sorts of interesting things to wrap my head around and communicate through. Good video, thanks for the good content!
I’m not but my son in law is. We shoot with both eyes open so it’s not a issue.
I recently bought a Martin Locust new in box but with no instructions I'm sure it's old stock, do you know where they are manufactured? Great video, thanks
China.
Thanks
What brand of quiver is that on the samick? Nice vid o btw
Selway. It straps on to the limbs.