Kazan Tatar laminated Bow by Daylite Archery - Review

[@harlinwall9367]

A couple weeks ago I was on the Daylite Archery website and saw the Kazan listed. I was pleased to see the max draw weight and I loved the draw length. I thought, "Wow! It sure would be nice to see Armin do a review of this bow"! Of course, using his mystical telepathic powers, Armin read my thoughts! (I'll admit, a short plot and fairly simple read. lol) Obviously, I was excited to see such a wonderful review this morning! Thanks again, Armin!!! We all love when you read our minds and feed our insatiable appetites for Asiatic Traditional Archery!!!😊🏹🎯

[@ArminHirmer]

Hahaha

[@rafaellastracom6411]

If that bow shoots half as well as it looks it will be a winner. Just gorgeous.

[@miguelveratraditionalarche9374]

I already miss the legal disclaimer, it makes me laugh a lot 😂 Hey nice shooting the bow looks great choice. Thanks Armin for make our asiatic Archery great. 😊

[@tammynfletcher]

That's a pretty bow! Excellent performance, and quite fast. Daylite has come along ways since there first Korean bows. Another great review as usual my friend.

[@johncuthbertson2565]

Love the curves, daylite make awesome Korean bows, got a few and when one turned up with a defect they quickly sent out a perfect replacement. Impressed with the company. This bow ticks all my boxes. 😃. As always, thank you 🙏.

[@ambidextrousarchery]

Another bow added to my future purchases list! Excellent review, Armin. It looks like a great set and performance for such an affordable price. Best wishes 🙇🏻👍🏹🙂

[@timmclaughlin6214]

Daylite has been putting out some serious bows lately. Thanks Armin!! Great video as always sir.

[@mattredfern1339]

that bow? she looks stunning for sure and your word being good she's surely also a performer! and so tempted i surely am! 😂 and of course how could You not use your new quiver? another great review for feeding i favourite form of artistic or maybe even sporting meditative practice. Thank You Brother, best Wishes as always and may our arrows ever fly straight and True... ❤

[@UTxTheArchangel]

Bow has a simple look, but nothing wrong with simple as long as the bow is nice. The black on the face of the bow and back of the bow makes it look sleek. Seems like it's a solid shooter. Great review as always.

[@johnrichard6639]

What can I say, Fantastic review on a Fantastic Bow! Thank you so very much ARMIN👍🏹

[@CharlesMitchell-q6t]

This is right up there for the perfect bow, I think, obviously they will make it with higher draw weight if feeling stronger. I'm sure it would perform amazingly in 60#. I'm only now learning to understand why a longer draw length is so magical. Why not keep a list of your favorite bows, for us. Maybe the top 5 bows in your life? Great review Armin! Thank you🙏

[@davidlargen6945]

Very nice bow. I like the material and seems like a smooth performer

[@tacoma1309]

Hi Armin: Just an update--this has become my go to bow for daily drills, now i know why you like longer (drawing) bows--so sweet and effortless to shoot, it kind of disappears leaving one to focus on fundamentals and fun...in my case shooting a swinging target. Hope all is well with you and thanks again maestro sensei! Randy c

[@ZephrusPrime]

This is a Tatar that belongs in my collection!

[@lubossoltes321]

Now I have to talk myself out of trying to buy this beauty ... why did I have to watch the video ....

[@ArminHirmer]

hehe sorryyyyyy

[@harryt87]

Same here😂😂😂​@@ArminHirmer

[@Leverguns50]

That’s a really nice looking bow

[@SUPERSONIC_ARCHERY]

Yes, this in indeed a great bow to shoot! Daylite put out a great bow here. cheers!

[@tacoma1309]

Wow, was just looking for a soft shooting fun afterwork bow and well, perfect timing w/Armin! Excellent review; fiberglass, bamboo, carbon limbs; sleek, stout elegant looking and you show it off really well. Classy! Thanks, and the shipping is free to us and canada. randyc

[@vincentgalvin4098]

It is truly an honor to be the first one here

[@watchdogkennels5242]

Lucky!

[@VersesX33]

Would love for you to look at some Harvey Archery bows, they look stunning and definitely #1 on my to buy list!

[@donanderson9872]

Just received last week the "Majesty" from Daylight Archery and I seriously looked at this Tatar bow also... Thank you for your review Armin! I received so many conflicting answers when asking about the weight, spine and diameter of the carbon arrows to use on these bows. The whole carbon arrow industry in the Western world it seems geared towards Olympic style bows or compound hunting bows. At least in the US. What is your advice for a 33" draw at 35 pound bow, Kazan or Majesty?

[@ArminHirmer]

I think I would go with the Kazan

[@donanderson9872]

Oh, my question was not very clear; I was asking what arrows for these two bows, since I already have a Majesty and planing to get a Kazan? @@ArminHirmer

[@lightwalker222]

Hi Armin! How do you feel this bow compares to the laminated Tatar bows from Alibow or AF Archery? I have the AF one so I am particularly curious.

[@ArminHirmer]

similar I would say with a bit longer draw

[@crazyhandyman2668]

thank you

[@misscool70934]

Hello sir, kazan Bow seems as same as Af Ming. May be AF ming is re branded by Daylight. 😊

[@ArminHirmer]

No idea but many things are possible

[@andrewbrown3824]

Great bow. I got the 50# and it is now my favourite. 204 fps. I love the black finish. I just wish he would put his name on it. Daylite

[@여단-i8e]

I have a daylight's ottoman bow. Simple and modern design at an affordable price, nice build quality and performance. But my only complaint is 30" draw stacking.... Here they come up with an answer!

[@RottenSkull]

hey there! what kind of glove are you using?

[@syafrialmi]

Sound of guitar so gently there

[@markod7662]

I stil have an arc rolan😢 and i am a beginner but i have an itch for a new bow. What is more suitable as a first serious bow? This one or a korean KAYA?

[@ArminHirmer]

Both fine

[@KavkazMMA_367]

Hello We’re can I get a glove for thumb draw like yours?

[@haugdaug1679]

This might be a dumb question, but how do you knock the arrow so consistently without a knocking point on the string?

[@rammix1]

Hah. I live in Kazan. This bow is my compatriot, kind of. :D Even though it's not made here.

[@SifuSteve7]

What glove are you using? I have to have it!

[@SifuSteve7]

What poundage is the one youre shooting in the video??

[@nicholassteel5529]

Impressive.👍✌️

[@arrowzen7433]

Is there carbon og stabile core in this?…

[@ArminHirmer]

It says so

[@alessandrovaselli3757]

Buongiorno, bella recensione e bell'arco, volevo chiedere per capire in generale, con questa potenza sarebbe forse meglio avere uno spine di 500?

[@marcoposenato705]

dipende molto dall'allungo, in base alla tecnica poi lo spine potrebbe essere meno importante. L'unico modo per essere sicuri sarebbe fare prove di persona con varie frecce. Io uso un Monarq / 현무궁 da 30 libbre e mi trovo bene con circa 600 spine (frecce da 29" dall'incavo della cocca all'attacco della punta)

[@alessandrovaselli3757]

@@marcoposenato705 Grazie. Buona giornata.

[@gogamgogam5485]

How many pound is that?

[@Memorixt]

👍👏

[@3000pigpig]

How does it compare to the AF Tatar?

[@ArminHirmer]

Similar but longer draw

[@이름모를누구-m4v]

When people say Tatar bow, do they generally mean Kazan Tatar bow?

[@ArminHirmer]

I guess they mean Crimean Tatar

[@이름모를누구-m4v]

@@ArminHirmer Thanks!

[@mwj6817]

Wenn schon englisch, dann bitte deutlicher sprechen!

[@ArminHirmer]

Niemals

[@mwj6817]

@@ArminHirmer Ich meinte es nur gut.

[@harryt87]

Spricht doch sauber und klar