Çagan short plus by Simsek Bows - Review

The Cagan short plus by Simsek Bows.
I just saw that the higher poundage is 50 Euro more, forgot to mention that in the video. Still will get 5 points for price/value :) an amazing bow, looks good, feels great and shoots (once you get used to) just awesome. Not sure if there is a limit in gpp, but even with less than 6gpp this bow did pretty well and it was fast!
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[@jasonpercy184]

Great looking bow and a rocket launcher too. I wish this style of archery was more popular in the U.S. Getting these type of bows is a chore here .

[@ArminHirmer]

getting there, no worries. Texas will have soon some

[@jenjen7728]

I've enjoyed all these Simsek reviews so much. I have to think about which one I would like now, buying out of Texas is GREAT news. Ach Armin, your other shoulder! 🙏 you heal up soon..Take care.

[@ArminHirmer]

thanks, its now the other shoulder :D

[@Archerstidbits]

Nice review, hope you get a 100 k subscribers this year😊 Happy New year!

[@ArminHirmer]

thank you

[@agamagreen]

Happy new year! Get well with your shoulder soon! 🍀 In my eyes you have shot well - I would have collapsed, if draw weight is too high 😁 Thank you so much for the review, Armin!

[@vanemaster4345]

On the website you can choose what draw weight you want for the bow. it starts at 30 lbs.

[@kanato.archery]

I love the simsek bow curves, thanks Mr.Armin ! : )

[@strydyrhellzrydyr1345]

This is so perfect... 30 inch draw... 62#... I wish I was a Patreon.. and won a give away... It's just perfect.

[@jareth7456]

Simsek never disappoints ....Armin buddy do you know if simsek has developed the Mugal they were working on? I think they were calling it the Babur

[@ArminHirmer]

nope. I wait until they send one haha

[@tammynfletcher]

Another beautiful bow by Simsek! I really like the shape of there tartar design. Thanks for another honest review!

[@Leverguns50]

Happy New Year’s

[@0ooTheMAXXoo0]

Gorgeous images as usual!

[@dileb112]

Neat shape and tillering! It seems a fine shooting bow, also.

[@gizmonomono]

Always nice seeing bows that can handle lightweight arrows. The only problem I have with my Kheshig is that I have to shoot heavy arrows. And they drop at 20m already.

[@kingzul3792]

Play the FOC, it will help

[@gizmonomono]

@@kingzul3792 The only way to add weight to carbon arrows is with heavier inserts. I don't know how to add weight to the back of the arrow 😁

[@kingzul3792]

@@gizmonomono you can insert some wood from the nock part, so it will balance the front heavy point.

[@gizmonomono]

@@kingzul3792 Hmmm...I might give that a try. Thanks for the advice 😁

[@Leverguns50]

@@gizmonomono some people put salt or other substance inside of them to make them heavier

[@yolfio3873]

I ask myself if it would be better to make an évaluation on 20 with « 20 » thé impossible Number to have

[@davidlargen6945]

Nice bow. I am liking the speed and really like the design and build

[@ArminHirmer]

me too :)

[@oimtom3631]

Superb review as usual, it turns out that this is my bow! oh how I can't wait to receive it. Armin can you tell me in 40 lbs which type of arrows seem the most suitable? And oh I was going to forget, very happy new year of course!

[@ArminHirmer]

I would go with 8-9gpp and would use carbon 500spine

[@oimtom3631]

Danke für Ihre Freundlichkeit ^^

[@kingsgambit]

how do you compare the cagan short and the ottoman sipahi hybrid from simsek? which one do you like more? just intuitively :)

[@sjohnson4882]

Thanks, Armin.

[@pyramid_scheme_termination3655]

Isn’t 62 lbs draw weight illegal in Malta with a gun license?

[@ArminHirmer]

it had 59.9 ;)

[@kaikart123]

Wow, I've never heard such bullshit law before. TIL I guess.

[@Leverguns50]

@@jasontsang2232 that’s horrible they’re regulating strings and sticks, here they regulate fully automatic pistols and rifles, which is actually against the law and the constitution which shows that governments break their own rules and laws and somehow get by with it

[@pyramid_scheme_termination3655]

Imagine if USA regulated bows and arrows. Actually they do. Crossbows are illegal in some places.

[@Leverguns50]

@@pyramid_scheme_termination3655 are they illegal to own or illegal to hunt with? Because here in Alabama you could always owned them but you couldn’t hunt with them until recently. Anytime the government is afraid of you owning weapons it’s because the government knows they’re abusing you or there about to

[@strydyrhellzrydyr1345]

And yt.. has recommended the old video of this bow... Guessing it was the bigger version... I'm gonna go watch it again after this... Lol

[@VladMcMerlin]

Now you are talking!)) Fröhliches Neujahr!

[@АндрейСеменов-ъ5с9ж]

Интересное видео, быстрый лук. Спасибо.

[@SuperBigsupa]

Master Armin all i have to say is Wow just wow! Its the Cagan vs AJ Archery fiberglass Crimean Tatar or even his hybrid model. Decisions decisions decisions! What is your take on the two bows considering you have handled both?

[@ArminHirmer]

Love them both :)

[@SuperBigsupa]

@@ArminHirmer stop teasing ,lol. Decisions decisions decisions. Love your diplomacy and swagger Master Armin! Godbless,

[@SuperBigsupa]

@@ArminHirmer I love them both also.🙏

[@arthurrobey7177]

Correct me if I am wrong, but it seems that one sacrifices accuracy for force. Surely 35lbs is enough force to lance an animal?

[@ArminHirmer]

if you can handle 50 or 60# its fine too. but of course lower poundage is more forgiving

you will not lance big games safely(deer, mooze, bear) with 35lbs bows, only small ones(rabbit, fox, coyote, birds)

[@strydyrhellzrydyr1345]

Wait.. why not do pound curve anymore... Is that what I heard.. Wait.. but u did do it...

[@ArminHirmer]

no, I did not do a force draw curve, just the poundage at 28, 30 and 31"

[@strydyrhellzrydyr1345]

@@ArminHirmer oh... I thought that was what that was. Oops. Lol. Typing that doesn't sound right, but it is.

[@ArminHirmer]

@@strydyrhellzrydyr1345 force draw curve usually start from zero to full draw. I did it once with the new snake bow. But as said my setup is not the most accurate. But I ordered now a fancy one :)

[@fatihekenel2686]

Thanks for video 👍

[@_SkyEye]

Too bad the weight’s too high - best for Armin for testing a bow is 35lb./28”.

[@salogel88]

Not very experienced archer yet, but I think that if you draw your bow 30-32 inches or even more, that 35-40lbs at 28iches is the best compromise between performance and enjoyability of the bow. It's really fun to shoot those bows and you can do it for hours. Not like 50-60lbs bow - sure i can shoot few arrows in a row, but it isn't really fun anymore. And IMO most of the arches would agree :)

[@jochenklabuhn483]

I'm shooting for two years my Forever Carbon Koreanhorsebow 60#@30" and all it's very fine, have increased the poundage to 70#@30" with a very strong leather wrap in the bending sektion. Shots very nice and fast...Happy new year and get well with your shoulder soon. Thank you very much

[@Daylon91]

@@salogel88 it's just about conditioning yourself and yes lighter bows are fun for accuracy but heavier weights are good training for shooting light bows down the road like a 35-40 is light to me I usually pull 50-60 ibs so when I do shoot light bows it's very enjoyable.

[@Leverguns50]

That was a really fast bow, it’s a pretty bow too, hope your shoulders and everything gets better soon so you can shoot without hurting

[@greybeardedition]

@@Daylon91 where'd you get the nomad, brand?

[@Daylon91]

@@greybeardedition Nomad Warriors

[@Leverguns50]

@@Daylon91 I wonder if he could’ve got more speed if his shoulders wasn’t hurting, my monarq 40 pound Korean bow shot a 500 grain arrow across the chronograph between 198 and 199 fps that’s something like 12.5 and it will shoot a 7.5 at 225 FPS,

[@Daylon91]

@@Leverguns50 the Monarq is one of the fastest bows nice mate I have the Kadesh also very fast. 225 at 7.5 is fast but what's crazy is my ancestors used short 40" sinew backed bows and they could shoot that fast with 7.2 gpp but only 140-150 with 10 gpp. 24 inch draw isn't much but I was surprised.

[@Leverguns50]

@@Daylon91 I have made several sinew backed bows, I have one that’s 70 pounds and it shoots a 700 grain arrow at 154 FPS it will shoot a 500 grain arrow at 190 fps I think the reason that don’t shoot as fast is because it has a lot shorter drawl length, i’m planning to make a video on longbow versus Native American sinew backed versus Korean style bows i’m pretty sure it’ll be fun to make

[@samarehghasemirad211]

👏👏👏

[@dv-artistdavidv.828]

nice.)

[@VladMcMerlin]

Genghis Khan would give the Nobel prize for this bow!;)

[@Daylon91]

They didn't use these bows and the performance isn't great

[@VladMcMerlin]

@@Daylon91 Of course they didn't, but for a 400 gr piece the performance is really good.

[@Daylon91]

@@VladMcMerlin the Tatar design was capable of throwing longer heavier war arrows than the Ottoman.

[@VladMcMerlin]

@@Daylon91 Design is one thing but the weight of the bow is another one. What was the weight of the authentic Tatar capable of things you describe? Now compare with this one in terms of bow weight to performance and this one will win.

[@Daylon91]

@@VladMcMerlin lmao my laminated bow is lighter than this and destroys this bow. Almost every tatar bow out there will be faster but that's because of the material. The heavier plastic or fibreglass bows get much heavier in weight with the increase in draw weight compared to horn and sinew which weights alot less

[@strydyrhellzrydyr1345]

233... Jesus

[@ArminHirmer]

:D yepp