100lb@30 Korean Bow with Horn Release

[@bugger6881]

Dude shoots it like 40 lb

[@davidpaul7089]

That's what i thought , is it a 100?

[@papabear6382]

Is more like 10lb

[@zaharia6572]

The bow probably draws a lot more than 100lb at 35' also he is using the long bow technique where he puffs his chest and slightly bends over and that stance uses a lot more back muscles than the normal stance

[@HistoricalWeapons]

@@zaharia6572 similar bow measured kzbin.infoCHuANeKY8eo

[@tristansvlogs2718]

Bru that’s a 40lb

[@LKH9Channel]

You draw 100pounder like a toy bow...

[@SuperPope69]

Credit to the great form and lots of practice

[@RoboArc]

He draws quick af. He can't hold it.

[@deechonada]

​@@RoboArc or hes a good shot

[@melonpineapplepowerade5255]

@@RoboArc your insecurity is showing

[@mr.asparagus7630]

@@RoboArc I ain't seen you draw shit lmao

[@blackskeletor]

Bro definitely has a damn demon back, there is no way you can tell me he doesn't have crazy back muscles when he pulls a 100 lb bow like a 10lb bow

[@FuknKms]

Crab Back

[@ashduwitt9899]

He showed how in that posture you use a lot less pure back strength

[@bbhunter2220]

He’s Baki Hanma

[@mattjack3983]

​@@363.2McMastersYou are exactly right. I've seen lots of little old guys who pull back 80, 90, 100 pound bows. And alot of very big, very strong guys who can't. Technique is everything in archery. This guy has been making archery videos of himself pulling back 100+ pound bows for years, and he's made it clear that it's all in the technique.

[@shakespeare_hall4788]

Why are you taking this guy seriously? Why is this guy showing up on my feed all of a sudden What a joke I'm gunna have to have a word with management!

[@boing-slingstudios3747]

Your draw on a 100lb bow is incredibly smooth. Props bro.

[@kross4998]

It’s that booty pop form he has going on, helps a ton with the pull back.

[@boing-slingstudios3747]

@@kross4998 lol

[@user-rg7uz8of9r]

i audibly went "HOOOOOOO!!" watching this

[@AbcDef-hm6kt]

Ancestors pulled up lol. They knew what they were doing clapping ppl

[@RoboArc]

Depends on the area. Some people were way better with bows and manufacturing them than others vary quickly in human development. Differnt cultures had Differnt bows amd they had wild doffernt learning curves. Same function, diffently style.

[@Frostynes]

@@RoboArc you did not pull up to say it depends😂 no all the archers had the same bow and one arm longer than the other

[@humpty6838]

@@Frostynes but if you think ab how evolution works and dominance within tribes , the men that were better at making/shooting a bow would more likely get to breed bc of their ability to survive and hunt. So the offspring would be better suited for using a bow, and it would get better with each generation. Like selective breeding caused by the life they live

[@Frostynes]

@@humpty6838 yes that’s heavily apparent with the Vikings. I was being sarcastic because he literally stated the obvious. I almost called him captain obvious but there’s far too many captains already holding his position on this app. The person I was talking about was actually a Japanese samurai who could “sink a boat with an arrow” from a deformity of one arm being longer than the other. But he was caught and they cut his tendon. Back on topic how do you think we get innovations like the cross bow ? People doing what guy said above, so I thought it was just known that people try to be better. Apparently not.

[@bartcasto2240]

Ok my hats off that he pulled a 100lb bow back like I pull a sling shot back. SIMPLY EFFORTLESS.

[@FC0BCA7E7A]

Yes this command has been made already

[@rainanobles45]

I really doubt he pulled back a 100 pound bow that easy I’m pretty stout by 75 pounds and I’m struggling

[@joshwaterman5526]

@@rainanobles45 he’s just a strong dude clearly.

[@dubsspilly5864]

​@@joshwaterman5526 That bow is way too thin to be pulling that kind of weight.

[@jasonkarasek8201]

Those limbs are too small to be 100 lbs.

[@zacharystuart7162]

I can't believe how strong this guy is.

[@unknownpwn428]

No one believes for good reason

[@jekyllorhyde9785]

Pretty insane tech. It allows your archers to fire faster and be 100% accurate

[@HistoricalWeapons]

Aoe 2 !!!!

[@johnmorse2969]

this comment wins

[@coryburnett9470]

Itd be a cool video if you showed a close up of the ring on the string (rhyme king, can't stop me) and showed us exactly how it works. As always it's fun watching your vids, keep it up man.

[@langdavid6852]

U handle it like champ

[@HistoricalWeapons]

Thanks

[@henry6298]

Pause

[@zaboobebop]

@@henry6298😭

[@AusDenBergen]

Crazy. How long ago was tech like that used for shooting? I always assume it's modern technology.

[@HistoricalWeapons]

At least 3000 years

[@AusDenBergen]

@@HistoricalWeapons crazy, I didn't know that.

[@calebfaucett4844]

U gotta be like 10 lollll

[@cowmanthe3rd]

​@@calebfaucett4844 Admitting that you don't know something is a sign of maturity, insulting random people online is not.

[@jaydenbrown6290]

@@cowmanthe3rd welll said

[@dalton_dulworth5436]

You’re semi-awkward but it’s charming and you know so much about the subject matter. This is why I subscribe!

[@jorynickila7760]

And you didn't explain a single thing on how it works. You just showed it to us and expected us to know what it what is and what it's supposed to do..... You're really smart at making videos....

[@lordvader3542]

I have a 74 inch Osage bow with a draw weight of 80 at 32 inches. It’s not impossible to draw heavy bows, just got to know how to activate your shoulder muscles. This man absolutely shredded that drawback, quick and efficient. Don’t listen to all these people that can’t do what you do.

[@MrClawt]

I love how nice you dressed in this one. :D Still shooting a 100 bow like its nothing.

[@JOBAVALONDONONLY420]

If would try to use this bow id probably launch myself at the target while arrow stays in place

[@jasonbalone6241]

Looking sharp 👍

[@HistoricalWeapons]

Thanks

[@j.d.l.9820]

​@@HistoricalWeapons Hello i have a question what is the ring for? I'm new to archery 😅

[@djpest230]

“It’s just made of horn” horn literally being insanely strong material

[@oldenoughtowatchify]

Comparing bio- material to metal man just put it in perspective

[@name_less7687]

I’ve never seen anyone pull a bow like that successfully.. let alone with a 100lb draw.. I’ve got to call bull .. I’d love to feel that bow.

[@remingtonwendt7756]

“IvE gOt To CaLl BuLl”you just can’t handle someone being better then you😂😂

[@BATKHAN_]

as a Turkish person the thumb ring called "zihgir"

[@No-One-of-Consequence]

Wow. I want to see some footage of close and personal showing how that ring works. I could probably make those!

[@Bloodywasher]

Wow you go from special cooking with your little buddy, to fully articulate accurate and dextrous archer. Cool great acting range.

[@charlesoneill6760]

I need to invite this dude over. He’s got 65 more pounds of draw weight. I need to feel that bow tension

[@yoshisaidit7250]

And teach you how to draw a bow.

[@braindecay9477]

Sounds kinda sexual

[@charlesoneill6760]

@@braindecay9477 kinda

[@mattjack3983]

Yikes

[@danglss76]

Seriously? Really dude? 35 lbs ? My grandmother would becashamed to shoot a 35 . Not we ven legal to hunt with

[@karlyjasonodonohoe1940]

That was terrifying to watch, I was expecting even a little struggle, just like a split second of resistance or anything but you pulled it back like there was no string!!

[@jacktumbleweed]

I feel strong muscling back 60lbs 🤣 impressive, my dude 👍 very nice

[@CadWeapTech]

Must only pull the string and not push the bow at the same time

[@michaelprue9024]

Didn’t even struggle. Pulled that bowstring back like it was nothing. Kudos sir. Kudos.

[@geogemini8528]

Nice! I have a leather and a brass but I get my first horse bow from deerseeker tomorrow! I'll finally get to use them properly. Do you like the horn better?

[@ryanjohnson2511]

Sir, you pulled that string like a champ

[@polbulanosalto7403]

I've never heard of a thumb release. It would be cool to see a video of one in use up close

[@john-paulsilke893]

Mongols used them too. Very clean release and it allowed for adjustment of the arrow with your other fingers.

[@crthejediknightninja]

Little bit more context on thumb rings, they are for a thumb draw specifically, which is a completely different discipline from the target style archery you'd probably first learn and shoot at a range.

[@TheIpwnkyle]

Dear God, he's strong as hell.

[@dubsspilly5864]

Look how skinny the limbs are in that bow.

[@FNWendigo]

Holy shit bro I’m over here struggling with 70lbs and you draw 100lbs like a joke😳

[@Troy-sn2hi]

You are Amazing! It's in your Family 🙏. So cool.

[@Nop3nop3675]

Knowing that the Koreans are historically known for their archers makes it better somehow

[@mattjack3983]

Alot of ancient Asian armies were known for archery. The Samurai, originally, were known for being incredibly deadly archers. That is how they rose to prominence. It wasn't until much later in feudal Japan that they became known for their swordsmanship. But during a time when melee combat was the manner in which battles were fought, those who could accurately engage and kill an enemy at a distance were an incredibly valuable asset to any army.

[@michaelwells1783]

I could tell by the way you mounted Up That that had to be the first shot you ever made with a Bow . 👌Awesome

[@busurbusur2381]

New phone nice camera

[@HistoricalWeapons]

😊

[@poiopop]

I wish you showed how the thumb release fits and works a little more. I’ve never seen one of those before. Good draw and vid keep it up

[@jaguarholly7156]

u look way too comfortable drawing a 100 pound bow. Absolute unit lol

[@buckfuhtt2083]

Yeah, I make bows all with hand tools. As in I chop down the huge tree, split the trunk into staves, carry it out of the woods on my shoulders and draw knife them into bows so I'm as strong as a country horse. I myself shoot an 80lb white ash bow and it ain't easy to draw it to 26 inches. So I'm finding it hard to believe that that bow is 100lbs at 30.

[@DrGonzo-ef8ir]

​​@@buckfuhtt2083 no shit, right?!? I'm the pope if that's a 100lb draw bow. Id say I'm above average in strength/overall much bigger than this guy and my 75lb hickory @ 28 is quite the pull

[@aaronboo8172]

​@@buckfuhtt2083 maybe because you're an bow maker, not an expert bow shooter their is an difference, you aren't as skilled in shooting

[@remingtonwendt7756]

@@DrGonzo-ef8ir by your pfp you are 100% not bigger or stronger then this guy….🤣

[@bigdaddy5948]

I need proof that is a 100 lb draw

[@MrMyPersonality]

Your stance is impeccable.

[@weiluo5241]

Like a champ!

[@The_Custos]

The assembled war party gasp in admiration. "Very nice." Bate'mann leans back in his saddle. "Picked 'em up from the craftsman yesterday." "Good colouring." "That's bone."

[@dandeluca8031]

Lmao

[@joshuagayouauthor8401]

Fella looks like a mild mannered archer, but I suspect he's got Hulk back muscles.

[@HistoricalWeapons]

Technique > brute force

[@LKH9Channel]

Dex > Str ;)

[@joshuagayouauthor8401]

@@HistoricalWeapons a humble response from a man who pulls 100 lbs like it's nothing. Salute, sir.

[@larryr.wagoner1252]

Awesome! Thank you. I didn’t know these existed. I’m getting one.

[@cardsfan0776]

Sweet

[@ape13]

You are telling me this is what makes my aoe2 archers more accurate, im buying one

[@JamesReborn2023]

You have great form, sir

[@johndoe7270]

I have never been much for using a release, but that style, I could probably get into. Very cool!

[@phawang37]

Nice

[@chrisnixon9529]

Edit: Seen a lot of shooting in my day and that was way too easy, I thought that it was a 40-50lbs bow, was thinking “no way it’s 100!”, after looking deeper into your content, impressive is all I can say. Very cool stuff.

[@HistoricalWeapons]

I built my KZbin channel from 0 to 100k from pulling heavy bows. Note, back muscles are not visible from the front

[@HistoricalWeapons]

Check my other verification videos

[@Q..M]

People are clowning this guy for pulling a 100 lb’r then you realize malnourished dudes hundreds of years ago pull this shit with their guts hanging out and raided castles and still had better accuracy than most of us on here 🤣

[@EEhan-OG]

Bruh, I'm not even into archery, I'm more into guns. But either way I'm here to stay, this content is pretty dope.

[@johnattwood8467]

That don't look a 100lb??

[@HistoricalWeapons]

kzbin.infoCHuANeKY8eo

[@Hutchman05]

100lbs and you make it look like half of that. Super cool dude

[@gorazdg1]

If this is 100lb … then i am chuck norris 😊

[@HistoricalWeapons]

kzbin.infoCHuANeKY8eo

[@jmsgridiron5628]

You definetly don't wanna sqaure up with this guy. If he can draw a 100lbs bow with that little effort, he can rock your shit.

[@CD38325]

I have a hard time believing that was 100lbs

[@TORREX-A.D.]

It is ,which is a lighter weight than he usually pulls.

[@criticalyoshi]

This guy can fire a 200lb.

[@saltedtuna4185]

How does it work? I’m glad it can handle the draw, but what is it doing on your thumb?

[@kylezornes6842]

Oddly I love the look of those mongol type bows. The way they were made was crazy. Different layers and materials laminated together.

[@DJSTRANGLER]

Papa khan would be proud of that effortless draw. Simply amazing.

[@cory6667]

nah you handled that like a champ

[@DabluCrew]

With back muscles like that I bet this guy could rip a phone book in half.

[@Idfkbro484]

That’s really impressive how easy you make it look to pull that bow

[@lp1292]

That is the most proper form I’ve ever seen

[@scottyelder8351]

Absolutely beautiful ! The old timers knew the right way to get sh!t done you are a credit to your Ancestors my friend . I'm making one of these.

[@chrisstanton7900]

Can you show an up close of how it works? I’ve never seen one before! Very cool!!!

[@aaronlegend14]

Bruh. You just pulled that 100lb at 30 like it was a children’s toy with an elastic string. You must do this all day every day. I can only imagine how casually you could pull a guy in by the collar.

[@JohnAbrahamOfArmenia]

Bro you handled that 100lb bow like a champ

[@dubsspilly5864]

I have a 45lb bow and the limbs are larger and fatter than that.

[@Damingo63088]

I can't stop imagining an army of bowman using this guy's stance 😂😂😂

[@qm38av1]

Finally someone's using a thumb ring

[@baschoen23]

Wow! I dont know much about draw weights but the comment section seems to be really impressed so, great job!

[@mds6387]

Impressive how you get that 30in draw by compensating the string to your ear. I sincerely ask, has that ever caused any shoulder or elbow problems? Great stuff btw.

[@HistoricalWeapons]

thanks, no its fine. the 150lb+ bows i get issues but not this one

[@ethansantos4052]

I’m glad we are all here in awe of how he drew that 100lbs and don’t give a ish about the horn thumb thingy😂

[@QuinnTaran]

How do you make sure your body doesn't get unbalanced from this? Do you shoot from either side, or do you just commit to having set of lats, traps and triceps be way stronger than the other?

[@survivoranchor8890]

I could not tell what the rings purpose is, helps with grip?

[@mattjack3983]

Damn! I know it's already been said, but you made that 100lbs look like 40-45lbs!!!

[@kenopsia9013]

You have a great snowboarding stance, weight on the front foot is the hardest thing for beginner snowboarders

[@practicallyseth4024]

Your back muscles gotta be insane to be pulling 100lbs like that

[@perrymccullough511]

Okay, but how does that ring work? And that draw is incredible!

[@flatoutnorth794]

legend says his forearms can make earthquakes

[@brewski0277]

Horn was basically old timey plastic, could heat it and shape it. Make utensils from it. Cups too. Very versatile material

[@SpamMusubi308]

A close up of the thumb ring in use would have been beneficial to showing how it's used...

[@sethleoric2598]

This dude is how imagine a central asian steppe warrior working for the Mongols to looks like. My man pulled that warbow like it was... not a warbow.

[@morganwiseman1]

If that was truly a 100 lbs holyshit sir.... I've been turkey hunting for years with a 55lb and it 41 my shoulders are starting to feel it a little bit.. I can't imagine drawing something like that unless I was shooting for a grizzly... Hats off to you👍

[@pressure7897]

bro drew that back like a movie prop

[@dailydiogenes]

Keep doing that and you’ll be on the joe Rohan podcast so quick. Just make sure to bring an extra one to give as a gift

[@estebanflores8264]

100lbs?! Made it look like if it was 20! Nice.

[@elkpants1280]

Holy shit can you post pics of ur back? You treated that 100 pound bow like it was a bitch, god damn. Incredible strength

[@danfacine7895]

THAT IS SOOO COOL! Where can I find something similar 🤔

[@humanperson218]

YOU handle it like a champ

[@BillVorhees]

I'm a small guy, I had a hard time drawing a 46# at 26 inches. I think the average is around 50# at 30 inches. I'm mind blown that he can draw 100# so easily. The thumb ring definitely helps, though.

[@noahkellogg792]

I don’t know shit about archery but I know that was smooth af

[@deussalt4479]

Damn that draw was smooth for a 100lb bow.

[@reluctant3105]

Looks great. Keep the videos coming.

[@dough7726]

I don't know much about archery what does the ring do or help with

[@aaronrhodes8366]

He must have kids because he definitely has dad strength

[@kurlyfry7916]

Bro you pulled that 100lb like you took it’s lunch money

[@TheTomciesielski]

Been lifting weights and shooting horsebows for years and still my shoulders would scream like rusted hinges if i grabbed a 100 lbs bow hah. All i shoot is 50's. Nice job man that was smooth 🏆🏆🏆

[@narutowindel]

That's super cool I'd love to see one made

[@shawnmcdonagh-r4e]

Can you show me how the ring works please? I have a bronze viking one so would be very interested in how they actually work.

[@sliderule314]

after the 165lb draw vid, 100lb feels pretty darn light