Arrow Speed Summary: ____Light Arrow____ Korean Daylite Monarq 95lb@31" with 31 gram arrow (478 grain): 282 fps, 225 fps (hit the rod), 282 fps, 276 fps, 270 fps, 271 fps, 250 fps, 262 fps, 259 fps Korean Daylite Majesty 60lb@31" with 31 gram arrow (478 grain): 203 fps, 209 fps, 219 fps, 203 fps, 208 fps, 223 fps, 224 fps Hungarian fiberglass bow 50lb@28" with 31 gram arrow (478 grain): 158 fps, 157fps Turkish fiberglass bow 35lb@28" with 31 gram arrow (478 grain): 139 fps, 137 fps, 138 fps ____Heavy Arrow____ Daylite Monarq 95lb@31" with 65 gram arrow (1003 grain): 183 fps, 199 fps Daylite Majesty 60lb@31" with 65 gram arrow (1003 grain): 159 fps, 169 fps, 157 fps, btw i copied this from his description cuz not everyone reads that

@phawang37

3 жыл бұрын

wow

@rokbow2523

2 жыл бұрын

Can you please explain to me what this means? I want a very fast arrow. What should I shoot? I have 55 lbs korean bow and 53 inches. So What should I shoot To get a fast arrow.? And how about the 70 lbs korean bow. Which arrows should I use to get very fast arrows but no breaks ,? I really need help please friends. I have 55 lbs korean bow and I want to order another bow like what I have now. But 70 lbs. To get faster arrows and shoot from a distance. Please help 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🏹🏹

@rokbow2523

2 жыл бұрын

@@phawang37 Can you please explain to me what this means? I want a very fast arrow. What should I shoot? I have 55 lbs korean bow and 53 inches. So What should I shoot To get a fast arrow.? And how about the 70 lbs korean bow. Which arrows should I use to get very fast arrows but no breaks ,? I really need help please friends. I have 55 lbs korean bow and I want to order another bow like what I have now. But 70 lbs. To get faster arrows and shoot from a distance. Please help 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🏹🏹

@pyramid_scheme_termination3655

2 жыл бұрын

You void the warbows warranty. It’s not impressive. The secret of fast arrow is just low gpp. I saw a longbow get 300fps with 2.5 gpp. It is more impressive to get high speed with heavy arrows

@oscardaley7557

Жыл бұрын

@@pyramid_scheme_termination3655 well- if you're talking about the shrew longbow that got 300+fps at the super low GPP- that is in fact impressive! And it's impressive because it doesn't void the warranty. Shrew bows and bodnik bows have an insane 30 year no minimum GPP warranty. It's impressive because that bow shot an arrow at 3gpp and was completely fine! And it's a similar thing with Korean bows. Daylite doesn't have a warranty that specifies minimum gpp- and I've even heard that they dry fire some of their bows as quality assurance. I don't know if that's true, so take that with a grain of salt. Again, the impressive thing here is that the bow can handle 5gpp with no problems. . Of course, high speeds with heavy arrows is impressive because it shows the efficiency of the bow-- but heavy arrows are always more efficient than light arrows. Shoot a heavy enough arrow and you can get almost 100% efficiency out of any bow. I'd say being efficient with a light arrow, and thus being able to shoot a light arrow without damaging the bow, is most impressive.

I was just looking at your page and a new video, yes! Please do more about Ottoman Turkish bow or Crimean Tatar bows.. Thank you

I would love to see you break a guinnes world record of fastest war arrow speed. Light arrows are okay but a 1/4 or 1/2lb war arrow going over 200fps would be awesome.

@johnbarron4265

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah that would be sweet but unfortunately 200 fps is just not gonna happen with a 1/4 pounder. Joe Gibbs holds the record for the heaviest arrow shot at over 200 fps, and the arrow had a mass of 75 grams.

Before watching the video,I'm 100% sure it's a great video your videos are always great. I have a suggestion, Since you are a strong guy and you have heavy recurve bows I think everyone would be happy to see heavy recurve bows testings agianst padding and chainmail ,and other stuff.

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

I would love to do armour testing but i dont have the funding for proper armor. its one thing shooting at ebay armor, another to shoot at proper armor

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

thanks man

@ultranium7414

3 жыл бұрын

@@HistoricalWeapons you can get small samples for testing, also you can get these samples for free by sponsering. great videos thanks

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

@abis8 alpha8 thanks, I was just worried if it broke. its my favourite bow so far

Nice finally some sponsored bow!

Ufff!! Another great Powerfull Korean bow. Have fun. 👊😃🏹

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks again!

dont worry about the arrow weight on the heavy bow. if i converted it correctly it is about 5 gpp on the 95lbs @ 31´´ with the 480gn arrow. Korean bows made with modern materials can take that without taking any damage. they are testing dry fire during their quality assurance alot. its very impressive. i once saw a bow being dry fired over hundred times without breaking. doesn't mean its okay or that anyone should do it. its a lot more dangerous tho with a laminated bow with no carbon and fibreglass in it and should always be avoided. it just showcases how durable these traditional design bows made with modern materials can be. but to be on the save side. the recommended arrow weight for korean bows is about 7-8 gpp. nice video btw keep it up

@adampalamara

3 жыл бұрын

Thats nuts and I'd be hesitant to shoot anything near 5gpp with that thing more than once or twice to see the chrono go above 2xx

@Graywolf116

2 жыл бұрын

That's incredible, and major props to the Korean bowyers for really being serious about making classic bows with modern materials. I'm excited to see similar with Simsek for Turkish & Tatar bows.

Seems high? So amazing. Those are numbers seen from good compound bows and crossbows.

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

I think modern crossbows easily go 300+ and hunting compounds too

@AdventureAddict-m8v

3 жыл бұрын

@@HistoricalWeapons Yes. Modern compound bows go well over 300 depending on poundage and arrow weight.

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

@@AdventureAddict-m8v yeah I can't compare modern technology with this

@AdventureAddict-m8v

2 жыл бұрын

@@HistoricalWeapons True. This stuff is still super impressive.

@OpiatesAndTits

Жыл бұрын

@@HistoricalWeapons I dunno many modern compounds are hitting 270-280 FPS with 400 grain arrows at normal draw lengths. I’d argue it is comparable. Obviously If your drawing a flagship compound at 31 inches at 70lbs with a 300 something grain arrow (or whatever IBO speed ratings are) you can see 340+ on certain bows. But most bows have IBO’s in the low 330’s even 320’s which in the real world at 28 inch draw, 400+ Grains arrows and 60-70lbs is more like 270-280. The thing is speed bows have really aggressive cams and small valleys making them less comfortable to shoot. The industry is in a “shoot ability” before speed ATM

That’s a great looking bow. and yes it’s pretty fast

I often use 5 grain/lbs, someone use 7 grain/lbs to caculate the arrow weight(of course that's light arrow), i think your arrow 31 gram(480 grain) is good enough for 95 lbs bow bro, its not dryfire just light arrow. I'm using 60lbs recurve bow, and my arrow weight is 360 grain, that fine!

@TORREX-A.D.

3 жыл бұрын

Cotton ball test!!! Jk

Your best result here, 282 fps at 5.03 gpp, does seem much better than even Adam Karpowicz's numbers on traditional composite Turkish bows. For instance, Karpowicz's 92.2lb@28" flight bow managed only 242.3 fps at 4.74 gpp. Of course, you've got an extra 3 inches of draw, so it's not a perfect comparison. Karpowicz's 105.5lb@27" flight bow got to 282 fps, but at 3.4 gpp rather 5. Even 250 fps is pretty good at 5 gpp. That's about like Karpowicz's 136@30" war/target bow shooting 245 fps at 5.4 gpp. Modern materials make a difference.

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

I agree and my chrono is not perfect set up . The average was actually 260fps. Top speed of 282 might be even a fluke twice

@onura2710

3 жыл бұрын

Abbot where can I reach Adam Karpowicz's work?

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

@@onura2710 look at atarn Adam his last name on google

@rokbow2523

2 жыл бұрын

Can you please explain to me what this means? I want a very fast arrow. What should I shoot? I have 55 lbs korean bow and 53 inches. So What should I shoot To get a fast arrow.? And how about the 70 lbs korean bow. Which arrows should I use to get very fast arrows but no breaks ,? I really need help please friends. I have 55 lbs korean bow and I want to order another bow like what I have now. But 70 lbs. To get faster arrows and shoot from a distance. Please help 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🏹🏹

@rokbow2523

2 жыл бұрын

Can you please explain to me what this means? I want a very fast arrow. What should I shoot? I have 55 lbs korean bow and 53 inches. So What should I shoot To get a fast arrow.? And how about the 70 lbs korean bow. Which arrows should I use to get very fast arrows but no breaks ,? I really need help please friends. I have 55 lbs korean bow and I want to order another bow like what I have now. But 70 lbs. To get faster arrows and shoot from a distance. Please help 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🏹🏹

Hmmm, I am not sure what is going on and I don't really know how grams stacks up to grains but, Malta Archery is getting much better velocity out solid fiberglass horsebows in that poundage range. I have an Alibow fiberglass Turkish short 40" knock to knock strung. 50 pounds. I have not chronographed it yet but, it is fast and shoots very flat at 20 yards.

@UncleDanBand64

3 жыл бұрын

Ok I see someone broke down the weight 31=478!

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

I pulled to 28 not 32 and armin has faster release due to years of experience and Khatra

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

Alibow Turkish is not Top archery Turkish. They are slight different

@UncleDanBand64

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, he usually test different weight arrows and different draw lengths@@HistoricalWeapons

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

With 60@32 I get 170 FPS

I make 282ft/s 192mph. That's practically a rocket in arrow-speed terms from a non-compoud bow. Love to see what range that would achieve at 40-45 degrees. If you think it possible your bow may fail, wear protection, especially with carbon fibre parts. Protect your head, especially face, as well as hands & arms. The manufacturers should be able to tell you the lower safe limits of arrow weight for their bows. I'm a big fan of Korean bows, even before the "War of Arrows" movie. Keep up the good work Jack. BTW my ancient Chinese crossbow lock/trigger is held up in PRC due to the Chinese new year 2-3 week holiday. Won the bidding onebay for a nice looking 70lb Chinese made bow for the prod, £75 inc postage. Buying within the UK may save quite a hit in tax/duty if I'd bought direct from the PRC, so it was a fortunate opportunity for one to come up for sale here. Stephen Selby reckons their usual power stroke was only 20 inches or so, but I'll probably go for at least 30" arrows, so 24-26" power stroke to make the most of the prod/bow's performance.

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome good luck making this mate

@xiaotian5863

3 жыл бұрын

he cant shoot it outside, its winter in canada

It's in my experience with rawhide backed wooden bows, that you could have a heavy 78 lb shoot a heavy and lightweight arrow at the same velocity. But make a huge difference in penitration. I've had unbacked lighter bows shoot the same arrows considerably faster. Species of wood absolutely makes a difference. But what do you think it is in this bows design that gives it so much more speed?

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

many factors such as reflex and carbon fiber materials, thumb release with sweaty fingers and fast flight string with thin strands

Insane! That's down to 5-6 grains/# on the 95# bow. Just shows how good carbon fibre is as a modern bow material. Great channel and I love the variety 👍

282!? Holy shit that's fast. Faster than 175lb crossbows I've seen.

@2bingtim

3 жыл бұрын

It is amazing, but the crossbow is not a direct comparison due to a much shorter power stroke & the string rubbing against the tiller losing energy in friction, even if well lubricated, when the crossbow shoots.

Assuming similarly weighted arrows, shouldn't speed be a function of draw weight? What makes it faster than a 150lb bow?

@phawang37

3 жыл бұрын

no, because of efficiency. that is why people spend years making a composite horn sinew bow which shoots faster than a longbow, assuming both are well made. if that was the case mate, everybody would just make d-shape bows

@andkonblack

3 жыл бұрын

also his bow is made of carbon fiber laminates, space age materials

@xiaotian5863

3 жыл бұрын

look at flight archery, some of those super efficient 50lb bows shoot faster than a 150lb warbow with light arrows. efficiency

@vikingraider58

3 жыл бұрын

@@xiaotian5863 what properties of these materials makes them more efficient? And what exactly are wood bows missing? Does wood have some inherent loss of energy when straightening back that these materials don't?

@xiaotian5863

3 жыл бұрын

@@vikingraider58 carbon fiber is lighter than wood and can be made much much shorter (reducing limb weight) and they can be made with reflex shape making it even more efficint. or else why bother with the recurve design? just make everything longbow

I really enjoy you vids thanks for sharing.

For your 282 fps (86 m/s) shot, you hit Mach 0.252 -- 25.2% the speed of sound.

i wonder how fast manchu bow

@lichenggong1248

3 жыл бұрын

pathetically slow

@fabianastor5297

3 жыл бұрын

manchu bows have a fairly low arrow speed in comparison because they were made to shoot very very heavy arrows over rather close distances. they are practically the artillary of historical military archery. recommended arrow weight for a manchu bow is atleast 13-15 gpp.

@oscuro5362

3 жыл бұрын

Manchu Bows are really really slow...

@lichenggong1248

3 жыл бұрын

@@oscuro5362 manchu bows are bad, why you think the qing chinese kept using them? because the government was corrupt and wanted to support manchu weapons and heritage. they took over han chinese because of other factors, not the bow. it was a horrible design for the gunpowder era when rate of fire and range is more important

@oscuro5362

3 жыл бұрын

@@lichenggong1248 why the hell are you replying to me instead of the creator of this post???

nice bro

Legend !!!

"This is basically dry firing the bow".... 282 fps!. WOOhoohoo! ... keep dry firing baby we have a record to break! Love it! Good work. A friend of mine at my local Archery club has the Monarq. Very fast bow.

Awesome stuff. That's fast. I guess there are limmits to all bows. You go high poundage, and the arrow weight goes. But the penetration should compensate.

I own the monarch, its my Favourite bow atm out of my collection. Shooting traditional Korean target and Distance it's great 👍

How do you figure out what length of Korean bow to buy? I am sort of at a loss. I don’t really pay attention to draw length because I just draw based on the length of the arrow. I’m looking to get an arsenal and maybe a kaya black k. Apparently the arsenal stacks towards 32 but I don’t really need the full 34 inches of the 53 inch one do I?

Mister jack do you have video.. Lbs same but different materials like carbon and fibreglass bow chronograph fps test?

So, if someone wanted to get one of those bows at 95lbs or up, is that a custom order? Or did they still charge a flat rate? Or is there a "warbow" surcharge? 😅

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

above 95@31 i dont think he make. 95@31 is about same price as majesty back in the day when i bought it he charged me normal price but that was like way before when his vids didnt exist on youtube yet

Impressive How long would that 31grams arrow go when shoot at 282fps by that 95lb bow (rough)?

Dude those are compound bow numbers! 260 FPS at almost 500 grains would be good performance on many hunting compounds! 95lb is no joke to pull back. That 280 number again on that like 300+ grain arrow is a compound bow number. That’s insane seriously insane

@HistoricalWeapons

Жыл бұрын

yeah but compound superior in accuracy and bowhunting use

@OpiatesAndTits

Жыл бұрын

@@HistoricalWeapons no doubt, I’m shocked how quickly I got tea plate groups with my cheap compound bow. I think by next year I will feel it’s ethical to take my first shot at a live animal but with a serious equipment upgrade More than anything I think it’s ethics in hunting that makes shooting quality compound archery gear important.

In the unboxing video you said you had to research the proper way to string the bow, could you make a video on how to string it?

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

after contacting the bowyer and reading their manual, it seems they just do the step down method, because this is not a horn sinew bow. so standard step down is good for this specific bow

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

if you buy it i recommend contacting the bowyer to confirm. i just use step down. the ancient way of stringing involves waist cable methods or wood blocks

Very interesting video. I would not have expected the bow to survive. From older bows made of horn and sinew on wood it is known that you can shoot with liw gpp if the draw weight is high enough to allow an efficient design of the limbs' ends. Please compare Adam Karpowicz, Ottoman Turkish bows, design & construction, appendix 1

@HistoricalWeapons

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! My channel is not high enough budget to compare with authentic hornbows that cost thousands of dollars. I will consider doing so once I have a bigger following and budget

@mabe5142

Жыл бұрын

@HistoricalArchery Well, who is not on a budget? 😉 But it is very interesting to read about the results of Adam Karpowicz trials, who became famous for his expertise to bild such bows. He made lots of them, war bows, flight bows etc., in different sizes and draw weights. His 44" flight bow shot a 204 grain arrow at 125.5# with an initial speed of 315 fps. But if you don't build such bows on a regular basis on your own, you can't afford such trials with different horn bows, indeed. But it makes me thinking that horn bows are superior to modern bows if you leave the leisure time level of 35-45# and get into a more serious range of 90+# (which I am actually not able to handle).

Nice bro

it didnt seem too* loud at 5GPP. was there severe handshock?

@HistoricalWeapons

2 жыл бұрын

not really just scared the bow will explode

How durable this majesty bow? I want buy it

Arrow spine for 60lbs.?

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

i used 250 spine

How does this compare to non-modern material bows?

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

slightly better maybe 10-20% better.

How durable this bow for daily use?

The minimum permissible weight of the arrow is 0.3 grams per pound, so you needn't have scared us. I wouldn't take that risk, though. And the result is really amazing.

Woww Awesomeness Thank you

where are you getting 90lbs from?? on daylite the highest they have is 60lbs for those bows. is it a custom?

@HistoricalWeapons

2 жыл бұрын

Yes custom

Where or from whom did you order your arrow shafts from? I’m looking to order a bulk batch of arrows from alibaba

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

canada, usually linkboy. id buy from ebay linkboy are good enough and cheap

Nice video, definitely agree with lighter equals faster I shoot english longbow 100lb Easton fmj carbon arrows 300 and 440 spine with field points 200 to 600+ grain... My heavy wood arrows fly slower and arc more

Can you please explain to me what this means? I want a very fast arrow. What should I shoot? I have 55 lbs korean bow and 53 inches. So What should I shoot To get a fast arrow.? And how about the 70 lbs korean bow. Which arrows should I use to get very fast arrows but no breaks ,? I really need help please friends. I have 55 lbs korean bow and I want to order another bow like what I have now. But 70 lbs. To get faster arrows and shoot from a distance. Please help 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🏹🏹

@HistoricalWeapons

2 жыл бұрын

i recommend shooting a 300-400 grain arrow for that bow and get it to the shorter arrow for your max draw length + 1 inch

What are the pros and cons of those arrows vs wooden arrows?

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

they are carbon fiber so stiffer than wood for the same weight

@erikdk321

3 жыл бұрын

​@@HistoricalWeapons​I once bought some hollow carbon fiber arrows (20 grams) and they were proved very unreliable. One even exploded after only a couple of times. My bow is only 34 pounds at 30 inches. Since I have only used wooden arrows. Any tips?

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

@@erikdk321 id stick to what u feel comfortable

Would have like to see some more shots with the ~10gpp arrow. 183fps is fast, but not unheard of for a horse at 10gpp@31", 193fps is pretty dang fast though. Loco numbers on the light arrows tho! Thanks for posting I've been obsessing over fast horsebows lately. Definitely give that one a look Edit: Armin Hirmer got much lower speeds on his majesty and monarq (about 175-180 @ 8.7gpp @ 31")... wonder if its the difference in chronos?

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

thanks. im not sure i bought a cheaper chrono

@adampalamara

3 жыл бұрын

@@HistoricalWeapons Cadwell?

Are these types of bows and poundage available in a takedown version? That is strong and durable? I want to throw one in to a bagpack

@HistoricalWeapons

2 жыл бұрын

Not daylite archery

@securemindsetofficial

2 жыл бұрын

@@HistoricalWeapons Thank you for your comment! Do you have any suggestions? I've been looking for a week now without succes! Thank you for your amazing content!

Where did you get these bows in such heavy weights? I can’t find anything over 55 .

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

ebay: heavy bow

@masonkelley436

3 жыл бұрын

@@HistoricalWeapons Thank you

i recently interested on archery, and one thing i understood quickly, is the strength limits. if you are unable to stay 10 seconds with your 50lds bow at 28",it's too much for you, very too much, your real choice would be approx 30 or 35lbs (if you want to shoot one hour long) ! if you think the maximal speed is the goal of archery, you are totally "out" you'll have certainly more fun with a 35lbs recurve !

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

You are talking about Olympic archery for precision shooting as a sport. I practice historical military archery where holding the bow at long time is not a requirement

You seem to enjoy shooting at 60 lbs without a thumb ring, my question is how thick is your thumb skin to be able to do that casually?

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

i think you just need a few years of shooting to do that. i havent measured my thumb skin thickness

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

the thumb ring for me is slightly slower to shoot (in terms of reload speed)

@terrand.mardjan2342

3 жыл бұрын

@@HistoricalWeapons have you never had your thumb skin irritate? Thanks for the reply btw

nice

How long the arrows are ？

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

the ones i used are 33.5. i have shorter and longer ones depending on how i cut it

I reeeeeeeally want to buy a maxed draw weight Majesty. I'm shooting a 65# Qinghai right now which is designed for strength test not shooting (did not know when I bought it, oops) but yeah it seems to be the only serious modern materials horsebow on the market. I saw a bow made of carbon nanotubes that was a traditional takedown horsebow but it had an extremely disappointing poundage of 20#. Good luck even finding light enough arrows for that lol. Also I could be totally off here, I don't understand physics at all but I think the arrow will take on the energy of the string no matter how light it is provided the arrow spine can take the energy put into it. It's not really dry firing I don't think, mostly about making sure your arrow is able to absorb the energy by tensile strength not sheer mass Oh and question, how and where are you ordering all these proper warbows? I can never find any over a puny #70

Nice.

I think you're a bit close to the chrono. The arrow has to leave the string before it enters the first window of the chrono. Hard to tell, but it looks like that might not be the case. Thanks

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

thank you, does that mean my results are slightly lower or higher than expected?

@dgriswold93

3 жыл бұрын

@@HistoricalWeapons Kind of hard to say. The arrow begins slowing down as soon as it leaves the string. But it could also still be accelerating the way you’re doing it. Generally you should stand about a yard from the chrono window.

i think going below 6gpp is bordering on dry firing, i wouldn't have done that

I really wish you would have put the price of the bows.. badly

@HistoricalWeapons

2 жыл бұрын

they change over time, check their website for updates

calculator in hand with a 65 gram arrow you got fewer joules than with the 31 one. I assume it's due to the geometry of the bow built for light arrows, but you recorded about 13 more joules it would seem that the 60 pounder has greater efficiency than the 95 pounder, this is strange

@HistoricalWeapons

8 ай бұрын

Each bow design has a difference some optimized for heavier weight like Manchu

@ilcignoeilgrifone

8 ай бұрын

@@HistoricalWeapons so a Manchu bow would push a very heavy arrow having many more joules. or the two bows with arrows calibrated for them are equivalent It's also curious that the 95 lb. has a power similar to a warbow with a slightly higher rate, while the 60 always has greater efficiency. I agree with you if I had to choose a bow for all situations I would use the 60.

It would be really interesting to see which speed you can get if you'd shoot the Monarq with a lighter arrow. You used 478 grain in this video and got 282 fps. You've probably seen that "Combat Archery Switzerland" recently tested their 75# Kaya (Korean Bow) with a 398 grain arrow, and got to 287 fps, slightly more than you. And the most extreme test with heavy bow and light arrow I've seen was done by the German modern recurve shooter Thomas Brugger, who shot his 150# modern Recurve bow with a 280 grain arrow, and got 350 fps. The 478 grain you used in this video is 70% more arrow weight than the 280 grain Thomas Brugger used. So if the speed would correlate linearly (which it obviously does not), then shooting your Daylite Monarq with a 280 grain arrow would result in a speed of 481 fps. That's completely unrealistic, but it would be super interesting to know what actual value you'd get if you'd repeat this speed test with a 280 grain arrow. I've seen people mention that Korean bows are supposedly fine to even dry fire, so can you maybe do another test with such a super light 280 grain arrow on your Daylite Monarq? I'd love to see the results!

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

It probably will be fine but i dont like straining my good bows

@Tystros

3 жыл бұрын

​@@HistoricalWeapons If you could proof with it to modern archers that traditional bow designs like the Daylite Monarq are actually superior in arrow speed to modern target recurves, it would be worth it though :)

nicee

strong

Love my chubby hubby 🥰

@gizmonomono

3 жыл бұрын

That's beautiful 😁 He's doing great. I like his content.

Good content as always. Liked. Shame there are still imbeciles that dislike the vids. Weighted my new bow. I learned something about buying bows cheaply. Always get 5 pounds more than what you want. My first bow was supposed to be 30#. I got a 25# bow. My new bow weighs 45# when I ordered a 50# @28". Honestly, I feel cheated. If I selected 50# I should at least get 50#s. Sure, it was cheap. They sold me something that wasn't as advertised though 😤🤬 Edit: WAIT. @ 06:22. IS THAT A MOSOGOS BOW?

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

they have many different brands maybe mosogos is their rename in your country

Cześć, fajny film - no i spoko Pozdrawiam I na razie : )

@xiaotian5863

3 жыл бұрын

i think this is a robot

@regiusregius5079

3 жыл бұрын

@@xiaotian5863 : ) cool, You think this is a robot [ i tranlated it literally ] . And question - what is a robot ? ( co .. ? : ) I greet you warmly

Pretty impressive. 280 fps. Wow.

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

i thought about lower the arrow weight even more but at that point the bow might explode

282fps on 21 grams at 95 pound. That's equivalent to a entry level compound bow at 60 to 70 bows.

@HistoricalWeapons

2 жыл бұрын

Different technology different era

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I think it would be more insightful to see how they perform given the same relative weight. Obviously a 95lb bow, no matter how good/bad is going to outshoot a 60lb bow with the same arrow weight. Looking at these numbers I am actually inclined to be more impressed with the Majesty, but I am not sure. The light arrow is effectively 8gpp on the Majesty but only 5gpp on the monarq

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

unfortunately he does not make 95 lb majesty and i dont have 60 lb monarq. im getting some more.

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

i think 60lb majesty is very similar to 60 monarq (based on other people ive talked. cross carbon only helps with lateral twist in my opinion

@namelikeanyother885

3 жыл бұрын

@@HistoricalWeapons Interesting, I admit I do not really know too much about these things, but just based of the numbers it seemed quite impressive that it still hurled the relatively heavy arrows that fast. Have you ever had the Kaya KTB? I've always seen that one hailed as the fastest, but now your tests have challenged that notion.

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

@@namelikeanyother885 i have not, i tried contacting them,, waiting for their response. they have no dealer in canada

@namelikeanyother885

3 жыл бұрын

@@HistoricalWeapons Sadly, they also only make them up to 60# as far as I know, I hope the demand for heavier bows goes up. You're certainly doing your part in boosting the interest so thank you for that!

like a race car bow

60#er is easy and relaxing 🤯🤯🤯? I have hard time pulling 40#er....😳😳😳 Great video. Thanks. 👍🙂🇨🇦

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

well relative to the 95lb lol

@brucenovotny5924

3 жыл бұрын

@@HistoricalWeapons trying to pull 95#er would be for me like trying to pull apart a wall !!!

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

@@brucenovotny5924 practice make perfect. body builders regularly push 400lbs

@brucenovotny5924

3 жыл бұрын

@@HistoricalWeapons yeah, except I am not one 🙂. And at almost 60 my strength is waning...😥. But maybe I'll be able to get to 50# one day...👍🇨🇦🙂

Well your draw lenght is weaker for every shot to the end and you get the lower speed for it

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

yeah agreed got tired

What terrifies and angers me is setting a terrible safety example by not wearing eye protection. A bow is a spring loaded right beside the eyes, and spring failure can be catastrophic.

cuando llegue el grafeno un arco de 60 lbs podría disparar una flecha de 30 gramos a 345 fps

not pulling 95# that easy. Don't believe this.

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

I have verified proof pulling 140lbs kzread.info/dash/bejne/lpx7p5Ountmohdo.html

Sweet.....but what’s more important ? Speed or accuracy ?........I suppose it depends on the Archer’s needs. Ya sound so winded every time you shoot there buddy 😎try not to hold your breath, ya just might pass out 🙏🏹👍

of course compared to a compound bow this is not fast at all, but I don't shoot compound anymore.

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eat more food

@xiaotian5863

3 жыл бұрын

u calling him fat?

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

will do

Good

fast man

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you get speed but inefficient transfer of energy. Compounds bows are better at efficiency for lighter arrows. A compound bow at that draw weight will shoot that arrow prob around 350 fps

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

yes but compound bow technology is 60 years while this is thousands of years older. the older horn sinew ones are approximately 15% less efficient than these carbon ones

@epicyea3168

3 жыл бұрын

@@HistoricalWeapons 15% talking out of yo ass

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

@@epicyea3168 go here scroll to the second graph you see and you;ll see that turkish bows doing about 200fps@8gpp

@epicyea3168

3 жыл бұрын

@@HistoricalWeapons u wasting all your time practicing archery when u can buy the instant legolas from joerge sprave.

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

@@epicyea3168 lmao I practice historical archery. Based on your logic why not buy guns

ur a cute boy:)

@andkonblack

3 жыл бұрын

ok........................

nice shirt

Any faster and Trudeau may confiscate your bow.

Great and congratz, but i will beat you :)))

@Dnahwjjwjejnenex

3 жыл бұрын

u must be the one who dislked it LOL

@AlfaRevoluzione

3 жыл бұрын

@@Dnahwjjwjejnenex Bullshit. i gave a thumb up. Wanna screenshot?

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

@@AlfaRevoluzione thanks

@HistoricalWeapons

3 жыл бұрын

i wish u luck, i believe you can beat me

@AlfaRevoluzione

3 жыл бұрын

@@HistoricalWeapons and then you beat me bak ;)

This is not a bow this 21 Centey item that look like a bow

Can you please explain to me what this means? I want a very fast arrow. What should I shoot? I have 55 lbs korean bow and 53 inches. So What should I shoot To get a fast arrow.? And how about the 70 lbs korean bow. Which arrows should I use to get very fast arrows but no breaks ,? I really need help please friends. I have 55 lbs korean bow and I want to order another bow like what I have now. But 70 lbs. To get faster arrows and shoot from a distance. Please help 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🏹🏹

@HistoricalWeapons

2 жыл бұрын

i recommend shooting a 300-400 grain arrow for that bow and get it to the shorter arrow for your max draw length + 1 inch

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Can you please explain to me what this means? I want a very fast arrow. What should I shoot? I have 55 lbs korean bow and 53 inches. So What should I shoot To get a fast arrow.? And how about the 70 lbs korean bow. Which arrows should I use to get very fast arrows but no breaks ,? I really need help please friends. I have 55 lbs korean bow and I want to order another bow like what I have now. But 70 lbs. To get faster arrows and shoot from a distance. Please help 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🏹🏹

@HistoricalWeapons

2 жыл бұрын

i recommend shooting a 300-400 grain arrow for that bow and get it to the shorter arrow for your max draw length + 1 inch

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