Archery Review: 57" Magyar Horsebow by Flagella Dei

Another beautiful bow from Flagella Dei, this one is simply a bit to heavy for me right now.
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[@tslmiami6288]

The Jean Claude Van Dam of archery 😎

[@ArminHirmer]

Hahaha, yes he looks a bit like me hahaha

[@Cbasto13]

A crook of archery is better description ...

[@ggerely]

Form is everything. You still shoot this bow like it is a 22lbs snake. Hats off as always!

[@theatrenisha9345]

great review ,the bow looks so Strong

[@vaportrail226]

Thank you for the review! I didn't realize how powerful these bows can be. Moving heavy arrows at those speeds, you could hunt several species, humanely. That's not a toy at all

[@fancymcclean6210]

Hi Armin, I own the Scythian from FD and I find it a great bow, especially for the money. The Magyar at #50 is a bit of a heavy beast- I think a #35 would work well. Flaxen Saxon.

[@debojitnath8639]

Beautiful bow

[@dennyk9967]

Have this one. Great bow :)

[@gushlergushler]

Whatever did you stuff the arrowbags with? I have a selfmade one with cloth and straw and my 45 pound at times almost goes through, having a more solid target sure would be welcome.

[@laurentmeiller5171]

do the black stripes just decorate it (without the bone version) or is it structural reinforcement ?

[@lukeclifton124]

What is the best entry lvl horse bow that is less than 100 dollars??

[@user-xh6ts8pj6h]

Very powerful bow! I'M using 50 lbs Korean bow. It's my first.. and it's very difficult to use him right... Hello from Russia, my friend!!!

[@TheRadhamanthe]

Ça ne sert à rien un arc trop puissant. Tu en oublie ta technique. Essaye un 40 livres et travail le geste pure.

[@laurentmeiller5171]

very interesting test for a very good contruction, the shape of the bow is very attractive, but the geometry seems to have its limits ... perhaps better with only 35-40 pounds ? (idem with tatar model ?)

[@robsarchery9679]

you are good.thanks

[@billycanas1582]

How does it shoot accurately without a shelf?

[@22tanmay]

Lovely bow. 60 lbs! That's powerful

[@ericfiumano4694]

He said 50 pound at 28 inches

[@Skolot.]

Хороший мощный лук , я бы себе такой взял, но вот только законцовки ушей закруглённые лучше смотрятся на нём, а не эти дубово-прямоугольные. Сколько такой стоит?

[@MrSzomszid]

Nice bow.

[@remypaquin7224]

Been loving these horse bow and other traditional bow videos and been considering getting one. Can you make a video or instruct me on how to properly set the brace height on these if they're not indicated by the seller. Also any model you recommend?

[@ArminHirmer]

Thank you. Brace height really depends on the model. Usually they have 16 to 18 cm. But as you see the Korean has way less.

[@nikolasemerdzhiev8800]

Out of all the flagella dei horse bows, which do you like the most?

[@ArminHirmer]

scythian

[@mrtaffspoon]

@@ArminHirmer I love my Scythian bow from Flagella Dei. It shoots so nice :)

[@ionsorinporojan149]

Hello Armin !!! As allways , great review , great video and a great bow !!! MY LIKE IT !!!! 😀😀😀😀😀 Ok , one question : It is more easy for me to shoot with a 100 lbs longbow , than with a 50 lbs horsebow ...and I don't have a logic answer why ... Can you give me a straight answer , why ???? 😯😯😯😯😯

[@ArminHirmer]

depends on the horsebow. longbow has long limbs, leverage. when you have a horsebow with long stiff siyahs, you should have even more the effect of leverage

[@ionsorinporojan149]

Thanks for fast answer Armin !!!😊😊😊

[@lucasfick3743]

were i can buy the bow?

[@ArminHirmer]

Flagella Dei, Hungary

[@jetb1731]

Hallo Armin, what is the difference between the TAS series of the Flaggela Dei bows ? They are cheaper. Greets Nil

[@Stephanthesearcher]

the tas are made of fiberglass , the others a made of different layers of wood + a verry thin layer of glas ontop

[@donaldwalling3408]

I am interested in the prest horn and since horsbow,s

[@donaldwalling3408]

What one to get on a budget

[@JoseA-Divergent]

Me parece un arco Bueno y Bonito, Falta la otra "B": Barato : )

[@JoseA-Divergent]

Asi es Bro!

[@Dilindersinghc]

Plz tell me how can i buy this bow?

[@ArminHirmer]

On their website

[@debojitnath8639]

Sir price.. where can I get it

[@ArminHirmer]

traditionalbowshop.com/en/stock-bows-ready-to-ship/611-hungarian-magyar-bow.html

[@debojitnath8639]

Thanks sir

[@grzegorzsierant6957]

Magyar flagella or buck trail hayk?

[@ArminHirmer]

Both great. With Bucktrail you can have issues, many simply break, bad quality control. But many work… flagella has good quality control

[@grzegorzsierant6957]

@@ArminHirmer thank You 🏹

[@Daylon91]

It's been awhile since a new review from flagella dei. Unless you've reviewed all his bows.

[@ArminHirmer]

Sure I did not. I don’t even know if they made some new bows. When they don’t send a bow…

[@chrisread6292]

I went for a 60lb bow thinking I can easily lift well over that so in a bow it would be nothing, ( I come from the uk where our long bows are normally 70- 170lbs) so 60 would be nothing right but nope full draw is 60lbs at 32" and damn is it ever hard to get back to full draw and hold I can hold for about 5 seconds at full draw then I start shaking all over the place I think I need something slightly lower maybe 45lbs or even 35/40

[@Daylon91]

Lifting has NOTHING to do with shooting bows.

[@namelikeanyother885]

@@Daylon91 Well that's nonsense, of-course it does. You can exercise those exact muscles you use in shooting a bow (they are some of the biggest and most important muscles in our back!). You just need to get used to the movement itself "muscle memory". Most people would be absolutely unable to pull back and hold 60lbs the first time they pick out a bow, if Chris can do that, it makes him quite strong.

[@Daylon91]

@@namelikeanyother885 Talk to Joe Gibbs. He said nothing on a gym represents a bow. "If u wanna pull a bow pull a bow dont go to the gym thinking if I can lift thiss...rubbish."

[@Daylon91]

@@namelikeanyother885 Joe Gibbs draws 160 ibs easy. I'd listen to a man who has been pulling heavier bows since childhood

[@namelikeanyother885]

@@Daylon91 Latissimus dorsi, trapezius, rhomboid, deltoids... Are the major muscles that you use for drawing a bow back. All of these can be exercised in the gym as well! Having a great volume of those muscles (as well as all the other dozens of muscles which archery uses) is going to help you quite a lot on your journey to drawing a heavy bow. It doesn't immediately translate, TECHNIQUE is what is very different from the movements at the gym but a very strong man can be drawing 100lbs in a matter of a couple of months. Whereas a very weak woman will only be able to get to maybe 30lbs in a couple months. Are you seriously implying that Archery uses some forgotten muscle which no other activity does? If so, please tell me. Please tell me the muscle which is solely used in archery so that I can go get a nobel prize in medicine. You're terribly mistaken and I doubt Joe Gibbs would agree with your disagreement here.

[@Cbasto13]

Flagella dei make a bows good for the chimney. Don't waste your money you will never have any precision with these trash’s bows if they do not break in two after 30 shoots like the mine! Customer service gone !

[@Daylon91]

All bows break.

[@balazshegyi7188]

​@@Daylon91 I use my FD scythian bow, for 1.5 years, every second week, in winter from -5 Celsius degree to 35 Celsius degree in summer, more than 5000 shots and looks and shoots, like new. The max draw is 30 inch, no more. That's important.

[@Daylon91]

@@balazshegyi7188 have u gotten other bows to compare to Flagella Dei?

[@balazshegyi7188]

@@Daylon91 I don't have, dut I tried many bows in the club from different Hungarian bow makers. Every bow is different. I am happy with mine. I used it today again in the morning in the club for four hours in -9 celsius degree. Shoots perfectly.

[@robsarchery9679]

Beautiful bow