"Let me show you its features" :) That was nice. Lovely bow :)

Lovely. Another bow I have had an eye on for some time. Thank you for so many good reviews, and congratulations that the Patreon is working.

I'm so pleased patreon is actually working. This must feel so rewarding. Congratulations

@ArminHirmer

6 жыл бұрын

thank you. I am simply happy that I can test more bows :)

"Let me show you it's features..." ... I expected a laugh that goes with these words :)

@nikolasemerdzhiev8800

6 жыл бұрын

there shouldve been, that weird deep laugh that goes on for too long XD

Yay! So happy to watch the very first bow for Patreon😊 Fantastic👍👍

Had one, works pretty good and very portable thanks to its size, weight and the additional bag. The only con should be the string which is a bit thick.

awesome. I love my Nomad too but you pointed out things that I missed. One thing - I have just started working on my "Katra" but as I shot off my thumb, I wore the leather on the right side of the bow handle with the arrow scrapping along the bow as it flew. I hope to stop that with your lesson on titling the bow and pressing forward but it takes practice! great point about paying extra of good service. as a small business owner, I know the value of that too. great vid

Been using this bow for almost a year. Extremely durable. 8 gpp is my choice for the arrow. Highly recommend for beginner and experienced archer.

@sam.abadyah

2 жыл бұрын

How is it after 2 years?

@mor3ga

Жыл бұрын

How is it after 3 years?

@thanhdinh3179

2 ай бұрын

Where do you buy your arrows?

Unreal review and a chance to own it! Great Stuff Armi.

Very nice bow. Thanks to the Patreon guys and thank you of corse.

always good video's. Your always so respectful with your teaching

Very nice looking bow and fast enough to use on whitetails here in the Northern Catskill Mountains of upstate New York.

I've had this now for a couple of months now from Freddy, and I love it, so light and fast.

@charlieb4011

5 жыл бұрын

Thinking of buying this bow. Would be my first Asian bow. What draw weight have you got?

@JakeBullit123

5 жыл бұрын

@@charlieb4011 40LB

I have a "Phoenix" model of these bows, 50lb. @30" .... I really like these bows as they are light and fast and just a pleasure to shoot. I wrapped the handle area with para-cord to enlarge it to fit my hand better ... it makes it in between the small modern style handle and the enlarged traditional grip. I also would like to see a comparison of these bows and the Alibow Segye.

@jake4194

3 жыл бұрын

I have one also, do you know what it would look like if the fake leather wrap around the limbs were removed?

Nice video! Thanks mate. I’m new to archery at 36 years old, I love it and so does my wife- it’s so nice and peaceful, just like rifle shooting, a great way to relax and meditate.

Just an aside. That particular style of handle was what was on Korean bows 500, 600 years ago. I know someone who makes replica bows and archery equipment from the mid Choseon Kingdom period. As I have a bow scale, he's brought me several bows to have the draw weights checked. They all had that style of grip. I haven't had the courage to ask him if he would sell me one as I know just how much personal love and care he puts into his bows. Korean bows have evolved over time. The handle/grip is one thing that has. Limbs have gotten longer as synthetic materials allow for that. Some bowyers' bows have flat limbs rather than ones with convex surfaces. Those nock pads that the string rests on were made of leather with a cloth covering. Many bowyers use those plastic ones, as on this bow. However, those pads will deteriorate over time and can shatter when struck by the string. I had that happen with an 18-year-old bow just recently. Then again, 18 years sure is a long time when you think about it.

A very informative review, Thanks

I always love the korean bow. Lite n beautiful

@peaceatwork27

6 жыл бұрын

crazy lite. people cant believe it when I hand it to them. It is great for my long treks in the woods that can last the whole day.

@jonrembo576

6 жыл бұрын

Johnny Lee true, mine got samick trad bow 35pound. Looking for another new one, 40p korean horn bow.

Looks like that ll be my second bow. Light and Fast . I like it. Thx Armin

@ArminHirmer

4 жыл бұрын

Enjoy

Je ne comprend pas l'Anglais, mais c'est un vrais plaisir de vous voir expérimenter les différents arc. et vous emblez aimer beaucoup cet arc en carbonne et bakélite #. Patrick Dupré Montpellier France

Beautiful bow

Bakelite. When we were young, electrical outlets, light switches, etc were made from it. Very hard and brittle. I am not sure what part of the bow would use it, unless it is in the handle or possibly around the string nocks.

@ericmorrell806

4 жыл бұрын

It's probably a coating or a thin layer on the back laminate. It is brittle, but it has high tensile strength so it would handle the tension forces on the back of the bow very well.

Mine came yesterday, a day early. I just ordered it last week. Free Shipping. It was way beyond my expectations. I did receive a really nice sleeve, no extra charge.

@incorporeal3793

5 жыл бұрын

Hey Ron, can you tell me which Dollar the bows price is in?

@ronsarchery6378

5 жыл бұрын

@@incorporeal3793 $319.00 with free shipping. Came with a nice case, arrows, bow, string, and a really pretty bow sleeve.

@incorporeal3793

5 жыл бұрын

@@ronsarchery6378 It does look nice. The only ones I can find for sale in Britain come with a shelf, which I don't want, but they are around £156 for the bow alone which is pretty good price for it. I think if I do go for it I shall get arrows with it as well.

i need help , is ok to keep this bow strung ? cuz if i put the string daily im gona damage the blade where i stop it with my foot ... the leather on top is already messed .....

The bow looks like a Korean bow! Thank you for your review!

@baccaratfitness2360

3 жыл бұрын

이근대위 it is a Korean bow

Hello.. I am in Indonesia, very nice video, I like it :), banyak sekali koleksi busur panah anda Tuan, sukses selalu..

Thanks a lot for interesting video👍

nice review

Love the way you load the string on to the bow, I keep watching you, but still have difficulty so I have to use the stringer brase to put the string on, which helps

Bakelite is a synthetic resin invented in 1907, fun fact Bakelite was designated a historic chemical landmark in 1993

Was waiting for Jeörg Sprav to pop up out of nowhere haha

I hope that's Australian dollars as I've found the 48 inch in the UK for £136.

Why are you dropping it as you would a modern Olympic recurve? I use the black shadow myself with a thumb draw and never do that. I paid £175 in the UK from an archery shop

@ArminHirmer

2 жыл бұрын

My technique has nothing to do with Olympic. It’s called khatra and it is part of the release

Nice bow

Hello, how are you, I want to buy a Korean bow and I am between the Freddie Archery (ex Nomad) KTB and the Daylie PHOENIX, which one do you recommend? Greetings.

Good videos, learning a lot here! Thanks! Quick question, when you say 12 grains for example, do you mean 12 grains per pound or per inch?

@ArminHirmer

3 жыл бұрын

Gpp, per pound

@Alireza9900

3 жыл бұрын

@@ArminHirmer So after some research I'm going to buy one of Freddie's Nomad bows. There is one thing that's bugging me though. I was wondering if the Nomad KTB (the one with leather/cloth covering and big foam grip with yellow wrapping, $250) and the Kingdom KTB ($260) have the same laminated construction as the Black Shadow. From what I've seen it seems their difference is only in the finish, grip, and cosmetics rather than core construction and materials. I'd appreciate it if you could shine some light on this too. And many thanks again Armin.

I've purchased a Black Shadow today. When shooting them against others bows, you can see it is pretty much a copy/variation of the Windfighter but without the large rubber handle. It's my first "Horsebow" and it's lovely. The draw is nice and smooth, the bow is light and even at 40 lbs it packs one hell of a punch. Overall I think it's a great quality bow without costing too much.

Nice and have many you have bows?

What dose diffrence bettwen black shodow and nomad ktb?

Regarding the "noise" at 07:25 i just very recently got the very same bow (although in 30 pounds - have already a 40 pounder mongolian) at a local dealer, mine does the exact same little crackling/croaking on the top notch when drawing. Glad to see im not alone with that "sound experience". So far nothing happened, so i guess aswell that it's the leather. With thin light carbon arrows (can't remember the weight) at the shop we managed 185 FPS out of the 30pound version. Very impressive! Loving it by the way! Is my new most favourite bow in the collection :)

Very nice very nice

Mine just arrived today I can’t wait to try it out! Isn’t it typical as soon as I get the bow my horse is lame for the first time in years 😪 lots of practicing on the ground for a while

@ArminHirmer

6 жыл бұрын

oh oh... enjoy he ground work, can be nice to and maybe beer to get used to the new bow first ;)

@casper.the.exracer

6 жыл бұрын

Haha sounds like a good plan!

@zulianasaad4923

5 жыл бұрын

Nomad bow is amazing bow...

Do you have a shop which you supply bows yourself? If so do you have a link for your shop

@ArminHirmer

6 жыл бұрын

yes i have a shop but not online yet :)

Awesome review as usual.. would you please review another Korean Traditional Bow from Tenon Archery.. The line up are Falcon, Vulture and Black Hawk.. Falcon is the premium one.. Thank you so much master

@ArminHirmer

5 жыл бұрын

When someone is sending this bow to me, I will :)

The white feather fairy looks very much like this bow

@Stephanthesearcher

5 жыл бұрын

and its alot cheaper, at least here in germany we have a dealer that sells the white feather ones for 148 €

are there any t shirts with the malta archery emblem?

@ArminHirmer

5 жыл бұрын

not yet.. maybe soon we start merchanize :D

What's inside the Target Bags? Thanks

that's my bow

@ILhamKambaa

6 жыл бұрын

Türkay Toklu how much ?

@turkaytoklu2237

6 жыл бұрын

Latonro Archery in 2017 i bought it 735 turkish liras

Hi Armin, I want to get 8gr carbon arrows based on your review as I have this bow at 40# but I only draw 29inch. Can you let me know if you mentioning the arrows in gpi or gpp. Thanks

Hope you get the segye back. would love to see the comparison.

@ArminHirmer

6 жыл бұрын

got it back, just only a 30#. But still interesting

@Depwhattube

6 жыл бұрын

Armin Hirmer ah good!

Guys! We did it lol

@ArminHirmer

6 жыл бұрын

actually not really, shipping is still paid by me... until I get the first money from Patreon, but I am happy with every little step we make

@Crescent_Archery

6 жыл бұрын

Armin Hirmer well when you do, then we did it xD lol

@ILhamKambaa

6 жыл бұрын

Yeaa...

What was handshock like on it? Thanks for the video.

@ArminHirmer

5 жыл бұрын

Was so little that I forgot.to mention

@engizmo

5 жыл бұрын

@@ArminHirmer thank you. Did you get my email asking about a bow for my daughter and I?

@ArminHirmer

5 жыл бұрын

Yes and I will do my best to answer as soon as possible

@engizmo

5 жыл бұрын

@@ArminHirmer thanks. 😄

Hey Armin, what's in those target hessian bags?

@ArminHirmer

4 жыл бұрын

Plastic nets

@Mobijub

4 жыл бұрын

@@ArminHirmer oh wow. Must be solidly packed. I would have thought some arrows would go through them. Thanks Armin.

Den hatte ich mal kurz. Lag mir aber nicht besonders.

@ArminHirmer

6 жыл бұрын

kann ich verstehen

Would you recommend this bow for strictly Mediterranean draw?

@ArminHirmer

6 жыл бұрын

it is a nice bow and of course you can use it for med. release. at least you have the option to switch maybe later to thumb release

@larrydoll5800

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the quick response. I just discovered your channel and I enjoy it very much.

@aureliodecanton9970

5 жыл бұрын

@@larrydoll5800 Korean bows are usually too short and might cause too much pressure on your fingers if you were to us mediterranean draw. Longer bows are more preferable in my opinion.

Was für maße hat dieser Bogen?

Is this same company as white feather ?? It looks identical to the white feather fairy ,

@ArminHirmer

5 жыл бұрын

I think so

@mickjenner6697

5 жыл бұрын

@@ArminHirmer hard to find info , I love mine , simple easy to string , fairly forgiving , not too expensive , I draw out to around 31 and it kinda stops , there is no gain only resistance , but what a fun , Thanks for all these videos you do , been a great help , and when I meet other Asiatic style shooters , if they have a question or seem to be having trouble I tell them about your site, many already know , but some don't, At some point though , when you gonna do this from horse back ?????

@incorporeal3793

5 жыл бұрын

@@ArminHirmer Is the price of $280 for this bow in Australian Dollars, and what payment method do Freddie Archery use? My Safari browser says their web page is not secure.

Do you do kaya bow windfighter review

@ArminHirmer

4 жыл бұрын

When they send me one or my patrons vote for one, yea

Where are you based

This bow versus a Kaya KTB?

@ArminHirmer

3 жыл бұрын

Tough authentic KTB 1 always first

Bakelite is an old form of plastic. If you ever saw one of those ancient rotary phones, it was likely made of Bakelite.

@ArminHirmer

2 жыл бұрын

I like the old switches

What’s the best arrows to use, wooden, carbon or aluminium

@ArminHirmer

6 жыл бұрын

I would shoot carbon with this bow, but that does not mean that it is the best :) just feels good for me

@abiaufa9190

4 жыл бұрын

@@ArminHirmer What is the best gpp for this bow sir?

halo armin.. please also review another korean brand, like korean bow from kaya archery.. and compare it with freddie :) thank you..

@ArminHirmer

5 жыл бұрын

once I get my hands on them, I will

And black shadow is a bow made by someone I know, not Freddie. Freddie is a businessman, and if you want to experience a real Korean bow, tell me the maximum draw length you can draw and I can introduce you to a real Korean bow. Do you use only Facebook? Do not use KakaoTalk or line?

@ArminHirmer

4 жыл бұрын

nobody said that Freddie is building the bows, he sells them

"Let me show you it's features!"

Someone happen to know Exactly how does that arrow rest attach that comes with it?

@JakeBullit123

3 жыл бұрын

There is no arrow rest, you shoot off your hand.

@softsmoken

3 жыл бұрын

@@JakeBullit123 yes there is it Comes with one from some dealers others you buy it separate. From Freddie archery for/ sometimes with the black shadow

@JakeBullit123

3 жыл бұрын

@@softsmoken ok, didn't get one with mine. Great bow though.

@softsmoken

3 жыл бұрын

@@JakeBullit123 yea some sellers list it as an add on. Or optional.... you can order one for like 6$

Can you relate arrow gpi as compared to arrow spine weight or deflection . My experience with recurves etc deal with arrow spine 600s etc when using finger release.. I have an Ali bow and AF.of type you use on vids bareshaft testing on these is “interesting”but not that informative. Never heard this discussed. I’ve used every release method I’ve ever seen and stupid ones of my own delusion .I wish to understand matching arrows to bow.I understand a 45 lb bow use 450gr arrow 10 tpi.i believe I’ve seen all your vids.

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