11 BOWS UNDER $200 (don't get ripped off & lose your money)
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- 11 BOWS UNDER $200 (don't get ripped off & lose your money)
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The samick sage is actually a great bow. Set your brace height,nock point,install some string silencers and it's as quiet and shoots as good as a $1000 recurve.
Thanks for the tip. I'm gonna look into it. I'm new to bows so it might be a good starter for me.
@@geronimo67 I've been shooting recurves and longbows for 42 years,and best advice I can give is to form is EVERYTHING. U want the exact elbow placement,exact anchor point each and every time.
Don't start with heavyweight,get your form consistent and when u shop for other bows,let the bow pick u. You'll know it....it just feels "right".
That said,I'm a firm believer in the sage....just a great bow.
@@geronimo67 I specifically bought a Sage to learn on a few years ago. After some months, once I tightened up my groups to my satisfaction, I went to a custom built longbow from Keegan McCabe of Omega Longbows. But... the Sage is a GREAT value proposition for a bow. I call it the Honda Civic of bows. It's not too expensive and maybe not the prettiest or most sporty looking, but an overall reliable and sturdy bow with overall high marks all around. And once I got good with it, I was throwing down tight groups at the range along side people with bows that cost 5-10 times more, with there alloy risers and ILF limbs, etc. You won't be disappointed.
@@jv18echo Cool 😎
Just not a long enough draw length.
I Got 31.5 lengt
I’ve had a couple of compound bows, not my favorite (my daughter calls them “cheater bows”) a couple of long bows and a couple of recurve bows but the bow that I like the best is the self bow that I made. I watched some of your videos a few years back and was inspired to create my own bow. I wanted something in the range of 48” but after a couple of failures I realized it wasn’t going to happen, not by my hands. After one more quasi fail - it lasted for a week of shooting - I’ve now got a 70 lb bow (I was aiming for about 45 lbs) that feels like a 40 lb bow. It’s 68” long unstrung and is backed with rawhide. The grip and tips are wrapped in sinew with an extra leather wrap on the grip and a leather “tab” as an arrow rest. I watched one of your videos on brace height and adjusted mine accordingly and even though the total cost was somewhere around $40 this is my all time favorite smooth shooting hard hitting fun bow. I didn’t think that a piece of Homedepot red oak would payoff so well but hearing that you sometimes got it wrong gave me encouragement to keep trying until I figured it out.
Thanks for posting and inspiring.
I am 50 years old and have finally decided that I want to give bow hunting a try. I’ve always been a black powder & gun person. I’ve also decided if I am going to go the archery route that I want to do it with a recurve or a longbow. Your videos have and are very helpful to me. I’ve yet to make a choice or a purchase but I’m getting there. 😂 Thanks again and I look forward to more content from you. 👍
Have you made a purchase?
I'm almost 45 and just getting ready to pick up a bow for the first time too. This guy has helped me learn a lot, which I very much appreciate since I'm going at it without in-person instruction. Wish me luck! Hope you are loving it.
I was actually just looking for a beginner bow under $200. Perfect timing. Thanks!
Can you tell me which bow you purchased?
@@timothymccoy1569
Samick Sage is a great starter bow that you can't go wrong with if you're still looking for something.
3:35 you're welcome
Thx bro
there's so much fluff, i was just lost. thank you.
my gawd, the first five minutes made my skull hurt
Thanks
Thx
Great videos Kramer. One more thing to think of is if you buy your bow from Amazon etc no money goes back into the sport through taxes, but if you get them from a local retailer, some of the taxes that retailer pays goes back into building the sport.
If you can, purchase local, it’ll pay you back in the long run
these types of videos would probably be impossible if he bought all locally.
Don’t have a car available to me and no stores nearby stock what I need
I don't need taxes to pay for my hobbies. I'll just donate to a youth program or something.
@tsoliot5913 if you have a chapter of NWTF in your area. Please consider donations to their JAKES program, that benefits youths 9-17 helping them introduce to the outdoors and hunting. I'm on state board NWTF Texas...consider it
Why can’t all reviews have this type of commentary 🤣 the way you explained this made it all so relatable. I thoroughly enjoyed your video! I’m just now getting into archery and am hoping to get my own bow soon ❤️
Please! More bow builds! Yes!!!
My advice/opinion, as someone who found krammer's videos a year ago and jumped head 1st into bow building without ever shooting a bow; buy a bow 1st and see if you enjoy it. If it's something your going to put down in a month, then at least you haven't invested in materials and tools that you won't be using. But, I did it the other way and have no regrets! I love building(and breaking lol) bows as much as shooting. And it's now a huge passion in my life! All thanks to this guy's videos!😃
breaking for sure
Your talk is perfect it’s quick and direct. Not like other TH-cam persons that overwhelm you with so much information and detail that makes me lose focus and interest.
I have two beginner bows - a samick sage and a samick lavita (not made anymore). I think they are both nice for a beginner bow. It depends though, if you intend to shoot a ton (like once per week) you might think of getting an ILF style and spending about $350 as an intro. However, if its just for fun and you don't care a ton you can't go wrong with a sage---> just add some sights and a metal bow rest and you'll be good.
Samick sage is still great. Not traditional, but perfectly usable and portable.
Gotta agree there. I've got a Sage Premier from SAS and that thing is super good. Was a little skeptical when I bought it but convinced after my first 12 arrows. Love my Southwest Archery Tigershark is my first recurve...my favorite but that Sage is real close
How is not traditional? Pretty sure its a modern recurve but still falls under traditional style
@@AspiringSpaceWizard Not traditional based on its construction. Putting together a bow with thumbscrews is not adequate for those who want to replicate historical archery. It just isn’t. For people like us who shop based on aesthetics and performance, the Samick is fine, but it would be incorrect to call it traditional.
@@rezlogan4787 i think what most people
In the archery world consider takedown recurves “traditional” even though i know what your saying id say historical archery is what u mean but most people i know put this in the trad bow category even though it is “technically” not traditional.
I just got my first bow that's not a compound. It's a Sage, 40pound limbs, with an extra set of 30 pound limbs. Guess I'll throw it away!!!!!
Wait, why don't I just shoot it with the light limbs, and work up to the 40's, concentrating on form.
Bought the SAS Maverick after seeing your review and I really like it. Then made an order for the Black hunter recurve, can’t wait for it to show up.
Where did u order
Ola Curtius, how about a comparison?
I recently bought a bear grizzly at a hardware store in Michigan for only 200 bucks, the guy working there said nobody wants recurves so whatever the price tag says you can have it and half that price.😎
Yeah the black hunter recurve is one of my favorite bows, nice grip , cool color , smooth shooting, exactly what I ordered.
My experience with the toparchery bow was VERY different.
1. *Noise* , Yeah it does rattle and it is noisy. But I was able to make it dead quiet with just basic materials around the house and some hot glue.
2. *Arrow rest* I honestly only ever had noise issues with the rest because I was improperly drawing the bow by holding the arrow with my finger to keep it on the rest. When I learned to draw properly I never had an issue. I also like it because you can tune your arrows easier. Arrows too stiff? Screw the rest further in. Arrows too flexible? Unscrew the rest to bring it out more.
3. *Weight* I'm sure it's heavier than other bows, but I'm used to carrying around an 8lb crossbow when I hunt so this is as light as a feather for me.
All in all I got this bow for the takedown feature and customizeability on the riser. I could fit this thing in my backpack, throw a bowfishing rig on it, use any manner of arrow rest, or even sight pins.
I agree 💯 It's a great bow for the budget price, very accurate. Send a 50lb instead of40lb limbs. So bit stiff but it's so fun to use. And it's super fast huh!
If I have to use household tools to make my bow operate appropriately I'm not going to purchase that bow at all.
You can shoot a horse bow without hand "shelf" protection. Just nock it a little bit higher than you normally would. The arrow looks crooked but it won't affect the aim at all, and the fletchings won't touch your hand!
Horse bows are the best bows if used correctly, very versatile
I’m fairly new to your channel, Kramer, but you’ve become one of my favorites. Thank you!
Kramer, you are the best. Im getting a black hunter recurve for my birthday much because of your honest and fun reviews.
My Black Hunter will be here tomorrow. Can't wait. Thanks for the help in my choice. I read reviews and watched you shoot this bow and really liked the look and how it performed. I'll update after I've shot some arrows...
Update? How do you like it
Did you like the bow?
so this is more for anyone looking to get any of the bows. many are sold out and there's no restock date. but 've found that many of the bows are being sold a sets and they are almost all in stock. just order one of them myself. keep on rocking folks
I've watched several bow videos, they all say the Samick Sage is quite a good bow; the limbs can be upgraded in weight, are 2" inches longer than the Black Hunter, & doesn't require an Allen Wrench to attach limbs.
Thanks Kramer, fast moving video with a ton of info, I see a lot of people ask about which bow to buy starting out, I point them in your direction. Stay safe mate
Samick sage is actually a great bow. No idea why is x out
The samick sage and the pse night hawk are the 2 I'm looking at right now. Sage is $170 and the pse is $200 here in canada eh
It's Xed out to make you click.
Agreed. It’s X’d out for clickbait. I have 2 samick sages. Both amazing bows and great value
Or maybe it is crossed out because Kramer genuinely doesn't like it. Everyone's different everyone has different likes and dislikes, for example I ordered a black hunter takedown after watching this video and did not like it and promptly turned around and sold it. The financial hit was a small one and worth it to discover that I obviously have a different taste and preference in bows than Kramer. This was confirmed when I met a guy at my local archery range who was shooting that Hungarian style horsepower and he let me shoot it and I absolutely loved it. Point being I don't think Kramer crossed it out intentionally as clickbait. He seems to have more integrity than that
@@SupermanBB how does it feel , ive been thinking of getting the samick sage, but not sure i wanna bite since its currently at $130 on amazon
Thanks for staying shatterproof.
Had my left handed compound bow ( wood laminate ) stolen from my garage while in the back yard quite a few years ago. My son saw it in a pawnshop still unsold ( maybe because it was left handed ). He paid six bucks for it and it is back with me even though I no longer hunt
Bows or no bows, it doesn't really matter none. The thing that really matters is how, your enthusiasm on "archery", comes across on your videos!? Regarding that, you are tops.
Well done to you! You'll get the youngsters in on your game and also some old folks like myself, before we kick the bucket, we'll be having fun with "bows and arrows!!!!"
Thank you!!😊👍✌️✌️
your absolutely right buddy😄
My dearest Kramer,
you speak right out of my heart when it comes to 14:20! "The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence." (I Hope this saying has the same meaning in english, as it has in german..!) BUT(!) you have got to be thankful for what you have in order to be happy in this life.
And also, 15:03, ... hands down. Period. (Aaaaaand.... I see what you did there... The reference to your video 9 month ago, when you extended your shooting skills by shooting 100 arrows a day for 30 days...)
anyways
Thank you for this ranking-series and espeacially for the ranking including your personal preferences. I really give a lot about your opinion on bows. (not at least, this is one reason why I found and follow your channel...)
But furthermore, your videos are one reason I started to build my own bows.- And, plaese take this into account, that I am from Europe, from Germany, where it is not allowed to hunt with bows... (which definetly would have been an opportuity, if I lived in the US...) So, I pretty much just build them for the fun of building them, and less to actually shoot them. (Sad enough!)
What I am trying to express... Thank you VERY much for your Videos; For the afford, time and (not at least) money you put into them. That makes the receiving of those "there is a new video"-notification from youtube so much better, every time there is a new video from you listed.
THANK YOU.
Sincerarly
Sascha
Dude thank you so much for doing this series and going through the trouble of it all, it was very helpful
Been shooting the same bow since 1972... find one you like and shoot often... I have maybe 20 bows... like the old pearson best...
Kramer, this is a great video and series. I'd love to hear your take on solid equipment that a newbie to the hobby/sport of archery should consider. Arm guard, Gloves/Tabs, Strings, Etc. I'm not even sure what you might recommend as "must have" equipment for the first timer.
Ooh ooh! I second this! I used to tinker with archery as a lad, and now my two youngest kids are interested in it. Where to start!?
Thank you Kramer.
That exact TopArchery bow was my first and it’s a fun little bow to shoot. So, I’d probably agree with your brothers on that. But, I’ll have to try out those other bows you recommend and rank as higher. Always looking to enhance the experience as I grow and train as an archer.
Thanks!
Thank you for your time.😊
This gave me the confidence to pick up the Black Hunter Longbow, thanks so much! I’m excited to dive into Trad :)
Any updates on how the bow performed?
good to see you back brother
ROFL omg Kramer your the best lmao "humpback whale" I died.
Just found this video, I appreciate it greatly!
I just sold my Mathew’s V3X compound to buy a really nice .308 because of the political climate. I have been looking for a cheap yet good recurve to continue chasing deer with during archery season (10 years compound exp, 3 years recurve teaching kids at camp)
Kramer! I think you should consider picking up a nice horse bow, a good one is tiny, accurate, and smooth! They’re super fun but take a lot of commitment
I got the black hunter recurve at 60lb.
Absolute beast and shoots like a dream 10/10
Awesome, I just got ordered the PSE shaman at 50lbs and was worried it'd be too heavy of a draw for me (a beginner). Although I'm a 230lb man who works with steel all day. Do you think I'd be okay with the 50lb draw?
@@somnusdagod6749 yeh you'll be able to shoot that fine if you're in reasonable shape. Perfect for hunting
Thanks for doing this series of videos. I was on the fence between the top archery and the black hunter. Because of you im going to get the black hunter. Thanks again.
Been watching all these reviews, i got myself a black hunter recurve bow at 30lb to start with. Loving it so far as i get into archery.
I ordered the longbow (from another company making the identical bow) and they sent me the recurve; not sure if it's worth the hassle to exchange lol. I also got 30lbs and am loving it as a beginner too
Bought one of these bows because of these reviews. Gonna have to buy one of your tabs and arm guards too. Will you make quivers too?
I have a black hunter and it's an amazing bow.
Recently got a Fred Bear Grizzly recurve and its gorgeous
1:32 bluds got a built-in elk caller
Your editing skills are excellent. This video is very well put together.
"the best bow is the one you have"
bro I don't have one, my husband got a compound bow set at weight 60, I can't pull it yet coz I'm a noodle.
and i prefer more traditional bows.
so
mmiiiggghhhtttt be using this as advice for a good bow to start with.
I love my samick sage. 60lbs smooth instinct shooting, I even I have a red black and yellow paracord carry loop wrapped around it the riser. I call it snake😏
Good to see your videos again!
Good job Kramer - always enjoy watching you and listening to your commentary. Keep up the sterling work. (Still using my BH in the back garden)
That actually have that horse bow, it's pretty fun, it was the first real bow I had, I've had a few others but they where eh
Black Hunter is high up... very proud😁😁
I'll just wait for you to make me one.
Love this video-always look forward to your latest. Have a Black Hunter, among many others, and it's great.
Glad to see this.
Young guys interested in bows. And not just the newest high tech compounds! (I have 2 compounds, 1 needs rebuilt). My crossbow is a recurve, and once I get a sight on it, I'll be out practicing with it.
Old or new, if ya dont practice and GET BETTER, the actual "gear" wont make you any better or worse.
I have the top archery one. after 2 years I have tweaked it to be awesome! 2 things, 1st you gotta shoot off the shelf with a nice fur. I also put fur on the tips of the limbs.
An expert thumb ring user has publically said to start practicing with low poundage bows. He specifically mentioned 20# as a good starting point.
He has no preference for material that the ring is made of. Brass, bone, plastic didn't matter to him. He did say that a leather thumb ring did the job, but transmitted more sensation..
You have a couple of low poundage bows if you don't give them away too soon.........
looking at his size and his ease of pulling 50lbs, im sure he can start thumb draw with the same weight. muscles are slightly different but he will quickly adapt. no need to re-buy the bows @20lbs just to do thumb draw
@@HistoricalWeapons - It's not the muscles. It's the thumb joint and tendons. And he doesn't need to buy new just for training purposes. He already has several he bought for other reasons, but he said several times while discussing the good points and bad points that he "gave that one away". I was merely pointing out that if he refrained from giving any more of them away he already had the tools he needed to learn thumb ring shooting already. That is, according to the recommendations of someone who did it all the time - and it had nothing to do with the ability to pull the bow, but rather that starting out too heavy resulted in bad habits that made accurate shooting more difficult.
Just purchased a Black Ragim Matrix Evo take down recurve last week
highly recommend learning thumb draw. its awesome. you can get arrows away so much faster plus it makes you feel like a warrior. i made my own simple leather ring which is just a folded piece of leather with holes punched through both ends so i can lace it shut. i shoot a 50# alibow Kheshig which was about 330usd and freaking amazing for the price and the leather ring works fine. i opted for a horse bow over a recurve to accommodate my 32" draw. no stacking, fast as hell
also i should mention that the arrows dont bother my bow hand when they pass over it. i have a slight callus on my knuckle
low cost ILF bows?
Can't wait for new videos of bow building 👌
I have been watching you for soooo long and never noticed it wasn't subbed
Good points great review
I will consider your review now that I’m beginning to take archery seriously, thank you 🙏🏻
I have 3 bows gifted to me, one comes with a box full of arrows and parts for it. Its got a balancing weight on it, the longvow is very old, its a slazenger branded
I got the Kaya KTB. Quite nice bow I think. Although Im not very experienced so might not say so much.
I guess its a different kind of bow al together.
Love these video,always great to watch
"As the news is negative" had me laughing and sad as the same time.
IKR... Funny cuz it's true... Sad cuz it's true... Negativity sells.
I think there are two elements when looking at bows that new bow buyers overlook or just do not have the experience enough to know what they like or know what they may shoot better with.
Grip.
Limb material and bow length.
Generally speaking I can grab a bow and know instantly if I am going to like it. That grip is a low wrist grip that has a walled palm swell on the left of the grip and a wider swell on the right.
Limb material and length is also a major factor in how forgiving a bow feels. Hard maple limbs on a 62 inch bow is going to feel more forgiving than a 60 or 58 for most people. Then when you change the limb material to say bamboo or carbon limbs the bow then feels even MORE forgiving to some and for others it feels lacking.
The problem with most budget bows for me is that they are usually a middle of the road middle wrist grip so I took a wood rasp and sand paper to my Samick Sage and reshaped the grip to a perfectly shooting bow for me.
I can shoot a 150 dollar Samick Sage that I bought 8 years ago where I modified the grip MUCH better than my friends high wrist gripped Black Widow.
I always steer new shooters into the Samick Sage or the Black Hunter bows and usually steer them towards 40 lbs if they are a guy for their first bow or 30 if they are a girl for their first bow.
If you do another comparison search, you should add the Northwest Nomad Warriors fiberglass horse bow. $100+shipping and it is pure shooting fun; just remember to nock up a bit when shooting off your hands. Learn to shoot left and right handed, thumb draw and Slavic draw and you’ve got a martial art. It’s short and great for sneaking through the forest if you don’t have a horse. Enjoy!
I TRULY LIKED THIS VIDEO!!! Could you please do a video comparing recurve/takedown bow VS compound bow??? Also a video on choosing the "draw pounds". Thanks. Keep up the GREAT VIDEOS!!! GOD Bless.
Cant wait for your build videos. And what you say is very true. If you have bad form a new bow is not going to help. Good practice will.
great workmanship love it and you are smart thanks for video, john.
actually Horse back used bows are the best in the history. when you know how to shoot you wil love it. and as you said this bow not made to shoot with 3 fingers also the arrow must be normaly on the right side while shooting.
I was watching this video, and noticed that you used the word "bow" a lot, and usually multiple times in a short time frame. So I counted how many times you said "bow". This includes the word in amalgam words, like "longbow", but not any instances that are in writing.
So here are the stats:
The Bow counter sits at 125 bows
The video is 16 minutes long
The Bow Per Minute (BPM) count sits at 7.8 bows per minute.
This is just an average, as in some sentences, you said "bow" three to four times in a row.
Not hating, it's a great video, just had a nudge in my brain to count.
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this is super funny. thanks bro for the laugh. lol
Best on TH-cam.
Btw...he looks like Tom Delong from Blink 182
No Takedown, No Buy! I don't have an SUV or even an ordinary car, I have a Bicycle or to be exact an E-Bike, So only your top pick or that funny survival bow would even go on my list to consider. I have a takedown Tatar bow(horse bow) which I love, but am considering a recurve barebow for club shooting.
Shooting a horse bow without hand protection is like operating a grinder without hand or eye protection. Don’t blame the bow, blame the archer.
A really great video. Thank you!
Hay Kramer thank you sir really appreciate ya, A lot of great information take care my friend. God bless. 👍🏼🏹🇺🇸
I have the black hunter for the soul purpose of bird archery. It's suprisingly effective for skeet shooting and duck hunting
You put the ranking list and the links to them in the description
I respect that
90% archer . Having had 14 in my collection I can say some are easier to shoot well than others . My main hunting longbow ( Bodnik ) was around $400.00 when new and I shoot it as well as My Habu Viperkhan hybrid at $ 2400.00 new . Just not as comfortable , smooth and as fast . There ya have it .
My 2 favorite bows would be considered antiques.. but they shoot amazing for me.
Exactly what I've been looking for, thanks
hi Kramer, i'm wondering if you could answer a question for me. Should/could i shoot a 60 inch hunting bow, when my ideal bow length is 70 inches?
Thank you so much!! This was so, so helpful for me!!
I hated the arrow rest for my top archery bow. I just use the shelf and have had no problems. I just really don't like arrow rests.
I’ve just purchased the Madarin duck phantom 56 takedown bow. But I have absolutely no idea what arrows to get. Ok so I purchased some of eBay over a month ago and they are still floating around somewhere in China. And I now I realise that I just ordered what looked good whiteout even considering if they are appropriate for my bow and me.
I love my Sage.
Just wondering. What do you prefer about the black hunter long bow over the recurve?
The horsebow definitely is better with the thumb ring .
Ordered one for my brother. Going to try it when it comes in.
The only bow I recommend here is the Black Hunter longbow, only because of those bows, it is the only one that I have held in my hand shot. I do not usually recommend anything made in china due to American's experiences with Chinese made products. However, this is a very well made bow, and it shoots so well that I bought one for myself. I have quite a few bows from Howard Hill, Bear, Northern Mist, Martin, Black Widow, and several others, but with respect to excellent shooting and reliability, I would give the Black Hunter a very high review. I would suggest that you look for a traditional archery shop in your area to see if they have one that you can see.
my best bow would probably be a sage elite or a little fox
I would say look for used, but collectors are snapping them up. I collected archery equipment and bows when the compound started. I downsized where I was going to retire at and started sell on ebay. You would not believe where I sent some of them overseas. I sold about 150 bows on ebay for a couple thousand and then had to move so I consigned the rest(150+-) and equipment to an auction. They advertised for months and when they held the auction I made over $5,000. Most of the bows I picked up at yard sales for $10-$15.
I may try deer hunting again this year with the old BEAR recurve. I had a series of eye operations but I may be OK now. You would love that one. When I got back to the States I bought it cheap. It was cracked at the riser like someone sat on it. I screwed and glued and camo taped the whole thing. Took quite a few deer with it. I am glad to see people taking an interest in stick bows again. When I got back to the states and started hunting again, I felt like the Lone Ranger out there in the woods. Good luck this year hunting.
Nice video,my number 1 would be the horse bow.
the 56" toparchery bow works well with whisker bisket & 3 or 5 pin sight..
ive got a Topoint R3 and a Muzzy Addict :)
I loved shooting archery. now days my elbows will not take heavy bows. I have a very long pull, very long, hard to find a good bow.
Whats the best wood to make a bow from for a beginner?