Ming Dynasty Hornbows - introductions

[@quarantinedarcher4348]

Love it! Looking forward to your future videos with horn bows.

[@Slingshotsbowsandknifes-tm4ev]

These two are very beautiful bows!!! The draw is probably quite different on them...Congratulations! Before I wasn't sure if I wanted a horn bow at all as they need a lot of care but recently I changed my mind about that. I will have a horn bow at some point in the futures...

[@alantheadventurer]

Excellent review, mate! Keep sharing more!

[@KTBIOM]

Beautiful bows. I look forward to learning how hornbows are maintained, cared and how they cope with the cold and humid UK weather.

[@zaghardtakal7338]

Amazing bows! May they will last you a lifetime and grant you success. Looking forward to competing in the same class 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@solhoibaturu]

Saw this beast myself, and I have to say that I'm looking forward to see the bow in action in a 3D course🔥

[@StevensArcheryJourney]

Congrats, they are stunning!

[@bernatbabcsan8248]

Beautifull thank u!

[@johnf3f810]

Lovely looking bows! Do you still fly that Glider on the back wall? If so get down to South Wales (specifically the Bwlch) as we have some of the very best slope soaring sites there are. We have some decent archery clubs too..................

[@snakeoveer1046]

Awesome bows, though I didn't know bone reinforced siyah were still a thing in the ming dynasty. I thought bone just made tips heavier (though they added stability and reinforced splices on hunnic bows) and the bow slower compared to a properly shaped wooden tip. I would expect these bows to underperform compared to well made laminated ones since they are heavier (100 # korean bow = 360 g, source = customthumbrings blog)

[@NorinDev]

hello master witcher, quick question, can I use sound from your videos for my game? Shooting arrows, swords clashing that kind of stuff