Archery Review: Genghis Khan Fibreglass Bow by Alibow

[@corax2012]

I've been thinking about getting into archery and came across your channel. Your videos are very addicting! 😁

[@ArminHirmer]

thank you

[@joemarshallamp]

You think the videos are addictive. Wait until you shoot your bow for the first time 😆

[@aDogboydave]

I just ordered one of these 4 days ago. Your reviews have helped me choose what I hope to be a suitable first bow to begin to learn on. This will be my first bow since childhood. Expect it in about three weeks. Making my way through "The Way of Archery" with eager anticipation. Best regards and thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@ArminHirmer]

enjoy

[@Mrairsoft683]

Can't wait for mine to arrive, I need to practice before I get a mighty Kheshg. Thanks a lot for your videos.

[@davidvitale5317]

I have watched all of your videos and reviews multiple times. I have settled on this bow and just placed my order for a 25# bow with 18 bamboo arrows and Japanese style fletching. I am so very excited to receive it. Thank you so much for all you do Armin.

[@ArminHirmer]

enjoy

[@JustShootYourBow]

I have been on the fence when getting an asiatic bow. Thank you for all the reviews - especially this one. Mine is coming in the mail. I love my compound (target) bow - but I think I need a bow where I can just have fun and not worry about my scores all the time.

[@Mrairsoft683]

Thanks a lot for the your videos, mine arrived a couple of days ago and I am loving it. I had to turn the box it came in into a makeshift target since I can't got to the range at the moment. Can't wait to go ! Again thanks a lot !

[@ArminHirmer]

Enjoy shooting

[@22tanmay]

Hi, I have been a gun guy since childhood. Your videos are trying to turn me into an archer. Nice review.

[@ArminHirmer]

hehehe thank you. always good to have some skills ;)

[@22tanmay]

Welcome. I subscribed to your channel and now I am voraciously watching the videos.

[@dkoriss1]

Ha, ha, ha same happened to me my friend, I bought already a Turkish style laminated bow 50lbs and a Crimea Tatar style laminated one 44lbs, needless to say that I keep shooting almost every afternoon with my son in my yard, you can never enjoy it enough !!!

[@22tanmay]

Those sound like fantastic bows. Yes, I can understand that with your kind of passion for archery, time flies faster than an arrow.

[@nakuljohri1]

Tanmay Chatterjee you know any place in India where we can get similar recurve asiatic Bows...? I tried searching a lot.. No results... I. Make my own Bows btw :)... Bamboo recurves!

[@Gergination]

Just received mine, 30#. It's my first bow ever and doing thumb release is definitely going to take a lot of practice to figure out but so far, I'm really happy with it. Thanks for all the reviews and tutorials, I'm so glad I found your channel!

[@marcocammozzo7553]

Ordered mine today, as an olympic recurve shooter i always wanted a nice mongol bow to learn the thumb release, and AliBow really deserves attention, they're very professional and dedicated, i'll wait with some hype :)

[@skiptheshitijustwannaplaym2977]

When I went on their website I found it super easy to use and they had everything I needed at a great price!!!!! They are awesome!!!!!

[@ICEMANinHD]

"I tell you what I have to tell you ... or maybe not, we see" - dude I love your complete chill cool laid back style! Great review as always. Ordered one.

[@swordofgod8383]

The Mongol bow was really nice.

[@sevsev2318]

after watching this 12 times, i finally ordered mine hahahah

[@ArminHirmer]

Only 12 times :D

[@malachimatcho7583]

Armin Hirmer Of course!! I’ll probably get my next bow based on your reviews. My choice is between the Tang Chan An by Alibow or the Hun (long version), 33 inch draw) by Jackal, and I’ve watched those videos at least a dozen times. Sometimes pictures on the makers website isn’t enough. I like to see how the bow bends, it’s size, etc, and seeing the bow used does a lot more for me than just looking at photos.

[@kristenwilliams9123]

sev sev yea that’s what happening with me and kheshig.......and also this one hahaha

[@godkenjiX99]

Thanks for reviewing this bow. I was looking for a replacement bow for LARPing. Decided to get this bow at 30#, because of your review.

[@JJoschy]

how it performes in LARP ? I think about this bow or the Tibetan "Qinghai" from Alibow ("Short Manchu") for LARP

[@lordives7181]

Isn't 30# too much for LARP? Even with rubber arrow head it could be dangerous.

[@emilwestgaardhenriksen1715]

@@lordives7181 30# is the absolute maximum of draw of a LARP bow, if so I would guess if he use only 28-29 inch arrows he'll be fine but of they meassure the draw with a 30 inch or longer they would probably deam it illegal for larping since the draw weight would be grater than 30#

[@colleenparsons51]

Please can you make that video a little loader, it's poor sound, I'm a bit deaf, and find it hard to hear please Armin, still nice bow and it looks good to shoot with, lovely Colour the fiber glass bow

[@slingshotwarrrior8105]

We slingshot shooters have a similar way of measuring the weight of our ammo ,we weigh them by the gram's .

[@robsarchery9679]

Nice bow,and great shooting

[@lloydhocking3923]

Stupid question- but as I have only just recieved my first bow. -Does the top end of the bow have the alibow logo and poundage on or the bottom end? -Also is there a way of knowing that the string is on the right way (as no nocking point)? Thank you

[@mikeorick6898]

This is the shorter version of their H5 bow (that had a 52 inch string). I like them. I gave one to a friend and she won trophies and medals at state and national tournaments w it.

[@ArminHirmer]

yes it is and quite impressive. thanks for watching Mike

[@anthonyynguyen]

Is it normal for the leather and string wrapped handle portion to scratch or wear down from shooting on a horse bow? Do you or anyone else have this problem? I think that the leather and string wrapped handles are so beautiful and I get paranoid they will scratch and wear down due to the arrows friction and that they won't be easily replaceable if they are glued down? also, is there a way I can replace or protect the nice leather handle if it does scratch or wear down? Thank you!

[@ArminHirmer]

yes i is normal. Doe snot look nice. You can replace it, some wrap copper wire around. when you start shooting khatra it gets better

[@gapster77]

I’ve tried this guy’s toothpaste, I like it, the baking soda makes for a fresher more polished sensation 👍🏻

[@JorviksWitcher]

I need advice I ordered a brand new Mongolian bow that is fiberglass and I strung it the first time and heard a major crack sound

[@tiburciolapanak]

What's your personal favorite, Armin?

[@timthedean]

Thanks for the great review. I bought one of these a couple of months ago. Almost exactly the same specs. I use Alibow's bamboo arrows - not sure what grain they are. It shoots surprisingly well. Accurate and low hand shock. I haven't shot a laminated bow yet, so can't compare. But good starter-intermediate fun bow.

[@paradox_1729]

How would you transport this bow when in airtravel. I study in a different city for uni. So I tend to have to move around at least once a year.

[@ArminHirmer]

In a case or a bag, simply sport or bulky luggage

[@paradox_1729]

@@ArminHirmer I can email instead if you would like, but I am worried that if I put a bow like this in a bag with other things and given that it definitely wont fit in a carryon, the bow would just break by being mishandled at airports.

[@jacobv6492]

@@paradox_1729 I have a bag for cross-country skies. This is how I move my bows when traveling by plane. Just pack some clothes around it etc, so it wont easily get bumped and then it's very safe. I used it when I flew from Mongolia to my home country, and had a Mongol bow with me.

[@humblebug4526]

I have been trying to shoot without a thumb ring. Do you hold the string 90 degrees to your thumb? I have been but it's a lot of weight on the thumb. Show us how you hold the string on your bare thumb when you review the Turkish bow if you don't mind. I'd appreciate it. Thank you

[@ArminHirmer]

Hi. yes 90 degrees. Start with a low # bow until your thumb gets uses to it. And yes when I do the turkish bow fibreglass, I will show.

[@ILhamKambaa]

AMAZING BOW

[@francisvoituret5946]

Hello Armin, i've just ordered this bow for 32lb at 28". I'im an olympic and barebow archer left handed and i wonder if could shoot my aluminium and alu/carbon arrows with the genghis khan by alibow before buying or making my own wooden arrows ? Thanks Armin ! Great job !

[@ArminHirmer]

I think so, as long as they are heavy enough. Might be tricky with plastic vanes

[@francisvoituret5946]

@@ArminHirmer thank you for the answer 👍🏼 new arrows soon !

[@tab.lampros]

besides aesthetics does wood have any advantage over fiberglass?

[@breakingthroughinside]

How can I convert the grains to the correspondent spine?

[@ArminHirmer]

I just uploaded a video about that yesterday. Check it out

[@breakingthroughinside]

@@ArminHirmer Perfect Timing, thank you sir!

[@shrawansinghrajpurohit851]

Super shot nice bow

[@adrianoalves161]

Very good Gengis kan Bow🎯🐴

[@robertorios3135]

Do you know of any horse bow(long or short) with a arrow rest?

[@ArminHirmer]

good question. need to think. only remember that bear paw had some kind of horse bows with arrow rest. sure there are some out there. if not you can always use some leather wrap and on top you create a rest out of the leather

[@ejones7765]

Where would be a good place to purchase in the united states?

[@ArminHirmer]

You still can order them directly. Alibow ships to USA. Or you go for a similar more Tatar style one from Nomad Warriors in the USA

[@jj987987987]

da internet

[@officialDavidRees]

It's a beautiful bow. I notice you alternate the sides the arrow rests on. Is there a reason that you may prefer one over the other?

[@ArminHirmer]

Called Asian style, thumb release.... many videos out

[@zenlot13]

If I have to pick just one from alibow, which do you recommend? A good all purpose bow would be nice, one that if I wanted to I could hunt with.

[@ArminHirmer]

depends on your budget and how long you want to draw at the end. I would go with Tatar or Kaiyuan

[@zenlot13]

@@ArminHirmer yeah fiberglass is where my budget is currently. I do like the look of the tatar, and your review was thorough

[@Jazzman-bj9fq]

That bow looks like it performs pretty well... Might be my first traditional recurve. Not sure if it really was a difference but the bow seemed to shoot a bit quieter with the heavier arrows. And I'm not sure if the bow's 'quietness' is indicative of less vibration or not.

[@iwandobrev2768]

This is a horsebow, not a recurve, because it is double-curved. The recurve bow are curved at the ends of the bow only, but this one is curved also at the upper- and the lower-side of the handle, so that why it is a horsebow. It is a mongolian type horsebow. This is what I wanted you to know and I really don't mean to offend you. ;)

[@RazoR-ns7ry]

Ok so after lots vodka, tylenol, and learning from about 30 of your videos im ready to order. I have the alibow genghis khan 35# at 28" and the alibow korean segye 40# at 30" in cart. A few questions. I dont want same draw weights on them so should i raise or lower one of the bows by 5# ? Which would have better feel at higher poundage? Do you know how i can get a promo code? Thanks and keep up the great videos...your awesome

[@ArminHirmer]

get the korean with ten # more

[@bradyfox7787]

do you mind telling me which bow you prefer more? im thinking off getting either off these 2 brands

[@lordrazor3160]

I like the korean bow better

[@bradyfox7787]

@@lordrazor3160 thank you appreciate the fast reply and feedback.

[@lordrazor3160]

Anytime, good luck

[@kanecobe]

i have a question, how do you get over the fear of stringing a bow, I've done archery for quite a while with my friend but i share their bow, i finally invested in my own and have stung it up once but now im afraid of the tension required to unstring it and string it back up again, i know I'm being a woos but still haha.

[@GITAHxgCoo]

get a stringer tool if you don't have one

[@0ooTheMAXXoo0]

What I do is make sure I am bending both the limbs as evenly as possible and everything feels as secure as possible. You will be slow at first but it is easier to feel secure if you are secure... Also that word is spelled "wuss", just FYI.

[@0ooTheMAXXoo0]

Oh, and get a bow with a light enough draw that you feel in control, should be easy to draw... If the bow is easy for you to draw then you have the strength to string it securely.

[@user-pm7pw1tl3t]

what happens when you remove the leather?

[@franciscomendez1631]

Hi, Why you change the way to shoot, Some arrows from left side, some from right side? Both using the same hand? any special reason!! By the way, nice vídeo and nice bow!! Thanks. Francisco from Costa Rica.

[@ArminHirmer]

because there are many ways to shoot a bow. one is with three fingers asyou might know the other with thumb draw

[@charliedurnford3277]

How does this bow compare to Grozer fibreglass bows, such as the Hungarian?

[@ArminHirmer]

Never shot a Fiberglas Grozer, sorry

[@threecsandak2797]

What length did u get the arrows

[@ArminHirmer]

32” I believe

[@threecsandak2797]

Thanks very much, it’s awesome that you communicate with people who have questions

[@snyggkille18]

I'd like to see you make reviews of some arrows, wood/bamboo, maybe carbon. Decent budget arrows but also high quality bamboo/wood arrows. Weight in relation to spine, grouping, and durability would be interesting. If you feel like you dont have enough to do :D Anyways, thanks for the videos! They're great, keep it up!

[@ArminHirmer]

thank you for your suggestion. i will se if I can do that soon :)

[@snyggkille18]

Armin Hirmer it would be great if you did!

[@snyggkille18]

And you should probably buy through proxies or under false names to get a true review 🤔

[@snyggkille18]

Oh, and how well spine and weight matching is would be good to know. Node matching for bamboo arrows perhaps.

[@Freakismsyndrom]

Im currently researching for a custom Mollegabet x Reflex Build i want to do, guess i have found myself a template :)

[@drawstraw4483]

I enjoy that you show us shots with different arrows, and clear up any false hoods. Albeit sarcastic sometimes, we must appreciate your superbly honest reveiws! *I also loved your video reguardimg; the request for replacement of a faulty bow, very calm🙂,but all of us at home could respect your self control despite being pissed👍always a pleSure..

[@ArminHirmer]

Me sarcastic??? hahaha

[@ข้าวต้มธีรนันท์]

How much ktb bow for thailand

[@stefanlindner2348]

danke Armin, und die Qualität bei Deinen vorgestellten "Alis" war überall gut ? Bestellung und so, lief das alles rund ?

[@ArminHirmer]

Ja. Lieferung kann manchmal dauern

[@nicotoscani630]

How much Pounds is this bow at @28?

[@epicyea3168]

I have that bow in 72 pounds at 28 inches. What would the speed test be for my bow. I dont have a chrono

[@MegaReinart]

hey, where did u get it? @epicyea316

[@TheAlexv17]

hello thanks for the video. I ve bought one but the 40# because im shooting at 29". what arrow did you recommend ? what spine ? diameter ? lenght ? I m going to Hunt with it. thanks

[@ArminHirmer]

Hi. carbon 500 spine 30" long would be my solution for it

[@TheAlexv17]

thanks for the advice, i will try it ;)

[@ajtor]

I am thinking about getting either this bow or the fiberglass Qinghai, I already have an awesome heavy bow and I want one of theese as a lighter second bow to have fun and so. Any advise on wich one to choose, anybody?

[@ArminHirmer]

Soon I will have the qinghai fibreglass here to test

[@ajtor]

Great!

[@stefantwotimes]

I saw a guy at YT making a Turkish bow of "PVC" pipe !! and it was very strong absolutely perfect and cost next to nothing :-) and very nice looking to.(and you have make it your self..)

[@SaintJoan]

Hi,mogolian bow or korean bow the best for you?

[@ArminHirmer]

Early mongol non contact

[@5JAMM]

Hi lieber Armin hoffe du kennst mich noch wir haben uns dieses jahr bei uwe kennen gelern als du in bayern zu besuch warst frage an dich kennst du den film war of the arrows wenn ja mir hat der bogen vom hauptdarsteller gefallen der im übrigen sehr wiel ähnlichkeit mit diesem bogen hat ich komme nicht drum rum dich zu fragen ob du nicht mal einen solchen bogen in deiner präsentation zeigen möchtest

[@ArminHirmer]

Hi Alex. Die haben einen Koreanischen Bogen verwendet, mit etwas Deko. Ich hab zwei oder drei Koreaner mal getestet, den Segye von Alibow und einen von Freddie Archery

[@azizizul720]

Snappy and those vibration are probably because of the short limb. Well I could be wrong though.

[@Rouxzie]

Its because the limbs are made of heavy glass and even have leather over that. Not a good combo for speed

[@apaiya8159]

Can we add sinew behind the limbs for better poundage?

[@ArminHirmer]

Somewhere does not add poundage, the horn on the other side does. On a fibreglass bow it makes no sense

[@kalebkibbe5988]

Thank you for trying both Mediterranean and Mongolian draws. Statistically, thumb/Mongolian draws produce a speed superior to the Mediterranean draw.

[@eminen0703]

Complicado conseguir las láminas de fibra de vidrio

[@tjj4lab]

What do you fill the sacks with for your hanging targets?

[@ArminHirmer]

I had old thin plastic net, they call it wind breaker net, which you can see in the back of the indoor range on the right side. But you can use clothes too

[@الاسماعيليالعظيمبنحمودالمعاركا]

How many meters is the maximum range of the arrow

[@xxrgxxcasco]

How do you shoot off the hand and not get hurt? I got blood on the first shot! (Feather fletchings)

[@ArminHirmer]

nock the arrow a thumb width higher then right angle

[@xxrgxxcasco]

@@ArminHirmer wow, thank you! Will try it out!

[@InsaneSaxonLeather]

Hallo Armin. Aufgrund von körperlichen Problemen habe ich mir den Türkischen Fiberglasbogen von Alibow geholt und bin recht zufrieden damit. Aber der hier spricht mich auch stark an. Welchen von Beiden würdest du bevorzugen? LG André

[@ArminHirmer]

Hallo André. Der Türke :) nicht dass der andere schlecht wäre, aber der Türke macht mir persönlich mehr Spaß :)

[@InsaneSaxonLeather]

Armin Hirmer Danke. Dann hab ich ja schon den richtigen da! 👌🤗

[@yashveercheekoory4597]

There are 4 black bows hanging at the back....waht is rhe name and describtion given to this bow

[@ArminHirmer]

Snake Recurve by Arc Rolan

[@ديفالفرجقديفالفرجق]

I like your fiberglass bow where you buy that..........and how many LBS.....

[@nuclearhominoidea]

must be 35

[@threecsandak2797]

The video tells you

[@World--Of--Nabil-Ahmad]

how much it will cost in pakistn rupees iwant this show me from where i could get this

[@ArminHirmer]

Alibowshop.com, they have all your answers and you can use vouchercode Armin 10 and get 10% off ;) shukriya

[@AMANKumar-gh4nr]

please tell me the price of this

[@ArminHirmer]

On alibowshop.com I think 80 or 100 USD you can use voucher code Armin10 :)

[@Subodas]

What do you put inside the burlap bags?

[@ArminHirmer]

I had old thin plastic net, they call it wind breaker net, which you can see in the back of the indoor range on the right side. But you can use clothes too

[@Subodas]

Ok cool!

[@ArminHirmer]

Even plastic bags will work. Or use bubble wrap it might make nice sounds hahaha

[@Subodas]

WIll try this out ;)

[@yusufabdulloh]

Seems to be heavy for 35#, is that correct 35# at 28"?

[@ArminHirmer]

no, it is perfect. I was joking when i strung the bow :)

[@yusufabdulloh]

Haha, your joke works on me then. I wish some day I can visit your place, learn thumb release directly :D Keep it up sir, I always enjoy your videos :)

[@nosoymuyoriginal]

Just ordered it, I’m so excited to get it but it’ll be a few weeks. I was just wondering, does the bow come with that sleeve you took it out of?

[@ArminHirmer]

woohoo, enjoy and yes they come with this sleeve

[@nosoymuyoriginal]

Awesome. And thanks for always replying so quickly!

[@sitifairuzmanaf551]

Sir, did you recommend buying Genghis Khan for tournament, 40meter archery goal?

[@ArminHirmer]

Hi. Sure it is a good bow for the price and 40m always needs some training :)

[@sitifairuzmanaf551]

@@ArminHirmer last WTA, black shadow or Genghis Khan sir.. help me.. thanks sir

[@slingshotwarrrior8105]

Its a very nice boy ,do you think of English longbows?

[@ArminHirmer]

thank you. english long bows are not my kind of bows

[@slingshotwarrrior8105]

That's cool ,there's older archer here on youtube that dresses up in historical costumes and is good with an longbow .

[@Burboss]

Armin, there are 56-60" ELB out there, you know )

[@ArminHirmer]

I am not into english longbows... and a longbow should always be a hand width longer than your body height...

[@Burboss]

Armin Hirmer that's old school, Armin ))) the times have changed

[@gozblade]

167 fps at 35# 28",pretty fast..how about 45# 28"???

[@ArminHirmer]

you should shoot with matching arrow weight - then the speed will be roughly the same

[@vargata]

35lb as heavy? :D :D :D huhh. how would you string up a 75lb turk flightbow?

[@tonyturtle5805]

it is very tuff not to order this bow right now ,its as if its calling out to me ,

[@robsarchery9679]

nice job

[@oldsagerat]

Why would you use a western three fingered draw on a Mongolian bow ?

[@ArminHirmer]

Even in Mongolia they shot and shoot like this. Whatever works for you, do it

[@zozorzoloto6949]

What is the cost of thi bow?

[@ArminHirmer]

You can check it on the website alibowshop.com, I think 100 USD

[@yi-tzaistoyreview4576]

is it strong enough to hunt deer? thx

[@ArminHirmer]

available up to 45#. I don't know if that is enough.

[@joelvis65]

you need somewhere between a 50-90 pounder to hunt deer, elk and other animals.

[@davidwarren719]

45 or 50# is plenty for deer and bear. 60# is plenty for elk, moose, etc. You don’t NEED a 90# bow unless you’re hunting elephants and you have little confidence lol A 60-70# bow will kill any animal currently walking the earth.

[@EatMeRawwr]

Hi, nice review! I'm going to buy this bow, should I take 30# or 25# with 26" drawing length? I'm a beginner (and kinda tiny person) and shooting 68"/24# olympic recurve at the moment, what do you think? And thanks for the great videos! :)

[@ArminHirmer]

I think the 25# will be fine for you. Maybe you want to start thumb draw up to 28 or even 30 inches. Should be easy possible. Have fun

[@EatMeRawwr]

Thanks for the advice! :)

[@EnFyr]

That grouping says it all

[@Draebi]

is a 50 pound mongol bow to much for a beginner?

[@ArminHirmer]

as your first bow I would say yes. go for max 30#

[@lucasfick3743]

were i can buy this bow?

[@ArminHirmer]

alibowshop.com

[@ckingclosur]

so we can say that this bow is good for target shooting but not for hunting deer will jump the shot will squat cuz he will hear the bow release

[@ArminHirmer]

I would not use any fibreglass bow for hunting, but I am no hunter, so I cannot say

[@TheDave570]

I have been bow hunting for 30 years and I have never had a white tail "jump" the string!! Normally "if" they hear the string, the arrow is already at the target. I don't shoot 30 yard shots. I wait and get a close sure shot, usually the distance, in my woods, is about 10-15 yrds. what is wrong with fiberglass?? American bows are fiberglass and wood or synthetic. Usually if a white tail hears a different sound they will stop listen to see what, where. Not take off running. Like I said in 30 years I have never see a deer react to a sound like that. If he's moving and I want him to stop, I'll make a short noise. First thing he does is stop sniff, and listen.

[@TheFrog767]

Very good 🎯🎯🎯

[@kazuthegreat]

New to archery...I wanted to know: Do I need to unstring this bow even if its fiber glass or could I store it away as it is?

[@ArminHirmer]

Yes, I would unstring the bow always after using it

[@Breacher141]

unstring every traditional bow. no matter what it is, fiberglass, wood, horn etc. if you leave it strung up, they can explode in your hand.

[@Breacher141]

and one more thing, never shoot a wooden arrow out of a compound bow. haha you probably knew that but its just as important as unstringing your bows lol

[@beaconcremsatria8130]

How much money sir. ?

[@ArminHirmer]

You can all info in the link to Alibiws in the description

[@beaconcremsatria8130]

Ive sent a massage on your fb sir.

[@azbayarcool8346]

where is that bow. price...

[@ArminHirmer]

www.alibowshop.com/product-page/mongol-genghis-khan

[@Burboss]

These "plastic" bows keep getting better and better...

[@TheDave570]

Fiberglass is"NOT PLASTIC"

[@Burboss]

Thank you, Cap )))

[@saibalc13]

Want to buy how please reply

[@ArminHirmer]

www.alibowshop.com

[@sagarpun1938]

Nice

[@omegamedusa]

I ONLY SAWED SOME LATEST MECHANICAL BOW BUT THIS BOW WAS VERY NICE

[@turkaytoklu2237]

do you advise that bow for beginners sir?

[@ArminHirmer]

good beginners bow for sure :)

[@riggelvonkarma2589]

Max draw?

[@ArminHirmer]

I think 32

[@riggelvonkarma2589]

@@ArminHirmer wonderful... Thank you...

[@birolsay1410]

Isn’t 320 heavier than 400 ?

[@mikeorick6898]

He meant grain weight, not arrow size/spine.

[@dominickmoore3150]

I just got mine today, how do I know where to knock my arrow? (Please excuse my lack of knowledge)🤣 help please

[@ArminHirmer]

Did a video about that :)

[@dominickmoore3150]

Armin Hirmer ok thank you i will go watch! Shooting this bow is so different from my hunting bow (bear grizzly). Anyways your videos are very good, keep putting out good content!👍🏼

[@TaufiqHidayatAb]

Nice bow...

[@2manysigns]

Cool

[@robsarchery9679]

That's a nice bow

[@mauriciom8430]

Hey hey no dry firing the bow lol. Dry firing bow violation at 1:45

[@Ray-lf1eo]

That is not dangerous at all, if you fully draw it out and then release it, THAT is dangerous

[@zoltizolti3165]

Nagyon jo!!!