New Tatar laminated Bow by AF Archery

[@yunwiyawaya8593]

I'm so happy you did this review on this bow Mr. Armin. I'm getting the Oak 50# next week. I told my wife that if you like the bow I'm definitely getting the bow. I don't have alot of money due to disability income but this bow is something I can afford. My wife saw this vid and she feels better now because that much money is still alot for me.Thank you for sharing Mr. Armin I appreciate you . Oh , the bow is $ 159.99 on Amazon

[@miguelveratraditionalarche9374]

Hi! Sir. I went to your channel and saw that beautiful Tatar bow. I am from the City of Ponce, Puerto Rico. I'm a Asiatic style Archer And I have been a follower of his channel and videos that entertain and are very informative for 7 years. I also see it because of his charisma and I love what he does as content. I hope one day to be as good as you and I will continue to subscribe to the channel. My Respects always Bye bye 👋 😁

[@vincentlesconnec8185]

You are a great archer too and il also like your vidéos😘

[@miguelveratraditionalarche9374]

@vincentlesconnec8185 Thank you so much appreciate 🙏

[@mikeorick6898]

Another good review. Interesting how the AF Tartar has changed over the years. I have three (yes, they're that good). Mine are the older, longer (55 inches bow, 51 inch string -140/130cm) model. They brace at 6 in/15cm. Smooth, fast, quiet, with no shock/vibration. They were made with Bearpaw glass and EA40 Smooth-On adhesive (yes, it makes a difference), bamboo lams with clear glass and Bubinga veneers. The 3rd I bought has the same specs, but the handle and siyahs were thinner and the string guide was shaped different. Making fast bows is easy. Making fast bows that feel good is harder. Making bows that do both and last at a good price is hardest. AF knows how to do all that.

[@ivsovolod]

Ein gutes neues Jahr! I purchased a takedown version of this bow two years ago and I like it a lot.

[@dogstarstudios718]

I recently discovered & greatly enjoy your channel, Armin. I'm 60 yrs old, haven't done archery since my early 20's, & even though I have a couple old shoulder & upper back injuries that play up time to time, I have had a desire to start up again. You have sold me on this bow & I am going to look into it. Thank you!

[@ArminHirmer]

welcome to the asiatic archers :D make sure that you get a low poundage to start with :)

[@dogstarstudios718]

I will & thank you! 🙂

[@williamdomey7584]

I’ve been away from archery due to a injury. I’ve always enjoyed your videos. They’ve helped me a lot. Great review as well. Thank you

[@ArminHirmer]

get well soon

[@agamagreen]

I like the option to customize the bow with this and that 😁. Next level is painting 😁 Thank you so much for your videos, dear Armin! Happy new year and best wishes for 2024! 🍀🥂

[@johncuthbertson2565]

The alibow tatar was my first proper bow, fiberglass i know but still taught me a lot. Got it after watching your review and loved it after a few tweeks 😏. As always 🙏 Best wishes for the new year Armin.

[@ambidextrousarchery]

@johncuthbertson2565 It was the same for me 🙂.

[@vulcanviduus252]

I've been thinking about getting back into archery and always wanted to learn a way to knock the arrow on the right side of the bow. That led me to Asiatic archery research which led me to your channel. The bow designs for beginners video was great and I love your reviews. Hopefully I can choose a bow soon and get back to the range

[@Buddlertom]

i have owned a tatar by af for four years. no vibration with my take down version, a very conveniant bow that can be highly recommended.

[@karlsjostedt8415]

AF Archery also sells on Amazon in the USA. Very good prices for the ones in stock in the amazon warehouses. Their tatar and their turkish seem always to be in stock. It is $159 for the bow in the video. $129 for the black version!

[@vincentlesconnec8185]

Ty Armin for this last video of the year, it s always a pleasure and i will follow you next year 🥰

[@Kozak806]

I have a couple bows from AF Archery and really like them. Have the blue Tatar and the Turk. Beautiful and nice handling.

[@reinholdfischer956]

Servus Armin, tolles Video, super Bogen für diesen Preis. Wünsch dir an guadn Rutsch. Gruß aus Niederbayern

[@davidwilkinson333]

Great timing, Armin as I've been eying up this bow for a while. Many thanks for this, and all your other reviews and content over the past year and looking forward to what you bring us in 2024 😊 Happy New Year to you and all fellow archers.

[@mistajimi]

Been shooting mine for about a year now, the bow is a champ. The vibration does lessen with use but a beefier counterweight would make it even more enjoyable.

[@Jeebe3]

Thank you so much for this review. I actually ordered this bow 5 days ago. I first doubted about the counterweight, so I didn't add it. Due to this review I contacted them and still asked the boywer to add the counterweight. And it was still possible :D

[@SpaceRa]

What timing, I just received this exact same bow as my first Asiatic bow the other day. Glad to know I did not go wrong in my choice. It was your previous videos that influenced my decision to go with this bow, and take up archery to begin with. Cheers.

[@jedgurley]

I do like that music.. it's a nice bonus for the review!

[@goingfilipino]

I got this exact bow for Christmas. I haven't shot it yet. I hope the vibration without the stabiliser isn't too bad. Thank you so much for the review. You are my go-to archery channel 🤘🏿🤙🏿🏹

[@UTxTheArchangel]

Pretty bow, AF is on my list of bows to try out. I always hear mixed things about them. But this bow looks solid, I have my eyes on their Turkish bow. Might grab it for my birthday coming up. Great review as always.

[@supguysdhkt2571]

this video makes me feel so calm. thanks to you making good video

[@davidlargen6945]

Very nice bow. I like it is a simple straight forward build with nice speed and accuracy

[@jareth7456]

I'm in Denver for Christmas but my bow is back home ......makes me miss my bow

[@danielruprecht8932]

I've had one for over a year and I like it and would recommend 👍🎯❤️🇺🇸

[@Hannes_Wolf]

Mahhhh, schon wieder so ein "will haben" Bogen! :D 🤪🤩

[@rodolfosjeronimo9274]

I like this customization aspect of this one. I was wonder about the Grozer Biocomposite bows, any idea how they would handle high temperatures environments that can reach 40ºC this days? Happy new year to all those who consider 01/01 the beggining of a new cicle, and happy journey to everyone!

[@ArminHirmer]

I had no issues with them in Malta

[@johnrichard6639]

Thank you Sir, GREAT REVIEW, BEAUTIFUL BOW& A GREAT SHOOTER. STARTING NEW YEAR RIGHT SHOOTING ARCHERY. ANOTHER FANTASTIC REVIEW AS HAVE GROWN TO EXPECT FROM YOU BEST INTHE NEW YEAR!🏹

[@D1-TriGGa]

Hello from Australia I'm a new subscriber I am Turkish and a archer. Love your videos, enthusiasm and information you share with us. Keep up the amazing work looking forward to all your future content. I ordered the SIMSEK SIPAHI HYBRID + after watching your review.

[@ZephrusPrime]

I have 2 of the AF Tartars, my only complaint is that it hits a wall at 29" and I have a 31" draw. It's still a good bow and I think they are great for someone who is wanting to get into Asiatic Archery.

[@SBryck]

Your reviews are great. Very thorough and informative. I really appreciate the tips and tricks you share. Thank you for your continued work 1 quick question, I have noticed some times you nock the arrow with 1 feather in towards the handle but mostly i see you nock them as a traditional bow (1 feather/vein out from the riser) am I seeing this wrong? I was under the impression you wanted to nock with the feather out from the riser so it doesnt brush off. I am i mistaken or missing something or did i catch a speed loading error? I am still new to horse bow styles so some clarity would be appreciated. Thank you again Mr. Armin

[@dermotshaw5722]

I haven't bought a bow in ages because I absolutely love my oak ridge black sada, if I don't change my motorcycle I might get a new bow.

[@supriajarchery]

Nice video.. Like ussualy.. Luck for you master.. 😍😍😍😍

[@ambidextrousarchery]

Thank you for another great review, Armin 🙂, and hello, everyone! Subscribe to Armin’s channel! His videos are creative, fun, thoughtful, and informative, especially for those interested in traditional and Asiatic archery. I am an ambidextrous archer from Virginia in the USA and look forward to each Armin entry. He is a superb teacher. Best wishes and happy shooting 🙇🏻‍♂️🏹👍

[@kendion4597]

Good day. Fairly new sub. I am From USA. BOSTON MASS area. Its 3:20am here. I've been a western archer for several years. I always thought these bows were 'stupid' why? Just ignorance on my part. I've watched many of yr reviews and these styles are awesome. I was just looking at this bow on ebay today. There are several woods available. Very gorgeous. I'm in the market to buy my first asian bow. If you have a good bow for sale let me know. Thank you for the videos. It opened my eyes to a new style of archery. Ken

[@KevinTheBadCamper]

Hi Thats a really good beginners bow You want to start thumb draw too?

[@kevinmaughan4290]

Start off with the snake bow, 26 pound, its really nice for practicing thumb release, shelf on the right hand side, armin has mentioned this alot for beginners, Then move up to a nice horse bow of your choice.

[@matthewvassar9686]

I started with a fiberglass bow. It's a lot more forgiving when it comes to fixing limb twists and dealing with temperature change. Also gives you a chance to learn a lot from mistakes and improve your form. You can get one around a hundred bucks. Some even come as kits with thumb protector, hand protection, arrows, Etc.. So much fun! I got a fiberglass bow from Top archery a year ago and have put thousands of arrows through it with no issue. I believe it's a Mongolian Style. 53" and pulls to 35 lb at 28". I usually draw 29" - 30".

[@ramoverde4133]

Salü Armin. As a recurve bow user, I would like to know which is easier for a beginner in Asian shooting style, Tatar or Turkish Bows? Great video by the way, thank you. 👍

[@brycescott3444]

Hello Armin, Thank you for another great bow review. I just purchased a keshig from alibow at 40 lbs, and was wondering what arrow spine you would recommend.

[@krustysurfer]

Pure awesomeness Armin 🤙🤩🙌

[@N0rnagest]

If it is 35# then it's a VERY fast bow... I'm wondering how much faster a carbon or foam cored one will be.

[@bambooarchery]

1fps more

[@johncuthbertson2565]

35# at 28" 42# at 32"

[@bambooarchery]

@@johncuthbertson2565 your bowscale is likely not working properly. I've tested AF Tatar Oak 35# 28" is 45# 31". Bow broken at 32".

[@gediminasmorkys3589]

@@bambooarchery good job, really testing the limits of the bow!

[@sethhodge6522]

Hello! Recently discovered your channel. What style of bow would you say has the least amount of hand shock? From Missouri, USA.

[@SharpObserver1A]

7:02 35lb @ 28" ------- 43lb @ 32'' 12:09 192 fps

[@richardbarrett4104]

I got this same bow (in the post) in a 25lb as I'm a novice and in my 70s. I've done the finger tip to finger tip test, and my draw length is 27.5 bow 25lb as suggested. What weight and spine of arrows would you suggest please. I understand your bow test is on a heavier bow, so the arrow choice for me would be different I guess? I've not seen anything that comes close to your videos, so what about a video on arrow weights and spine Armin?

[@jacksonterrance8833]

Sounds great.

[@Ilovethedeepsea]

But can you overthrow the bourgeois with it?

[@aquabotstudios4444]

if you so please.

[@tambrone]

Are you a member of a certain socio-economic class?

[@SeriousGamer753]

Looks the same as the buck trail hayk bow, seems it's the same factory wherever it comes from

[@BackpackingVideos]

Any thoughts on this bow vs similar priced Korean bows? Also I am curious what arrows you use? Thanks!

[@matthewyu3531]

Thank you.

[@martinpallo8185]

Do we have some discount coupon for AF bows on first purchase? I remember from videos something...

[@Namira5118]

Hi! Would you suggest this over the Mongol "Nökhör" from Alibow? I'm stuck between the 2 because with shipping the Mongol "Nökhör" will be about $40 more if I go with the plain oak Tatar for $160. Just to add some info I am 23 and 5'8 with a goal of eventually getting into mounted archery, but currently no archery knowledge/experience. Thank you in advance!

[@JTDOutdoors]

just getting into aaiatic archery would you say this a a beginner friendly bow?

[@ArminHirmer]

absolutely

[@steveköpper-f6w]

Where can i buy your tumb tab?

[@RobertParker-v7v]

Over what average range/distance do Asian bows typically shoot?

[@ArminHirmer]

Koreans shoot 145m

[@grantmacdonald4838]

How good is their takedown system? Stays tight over time?

[@arrowzen7433]

What happened with the shipping costs?…

[@ddb4311]

Hi Armin, welche Version dieses Bogens hast du denn genau? Den Oak Tatar? Und wie lief das in etwa mit Lieferzeit und Zoll bei euch? Grüße aus NRW!

[@ArminHirmer]

Servus. Ich glaube ja :) war in weniger als einer Woche hier und klar möchte der Zoll was haben

[@crazyhandyman2668]

thank you

[@robertholmberg2042]

It seems difficult to buy from AF... since they don't answer mail nor their chat box!

[@ArminHirmer]

give them time

[@yunwiyawaya8593]

Can you hunt with that bow ? Deer , wild boar, etc . ?

[@ArminHirmer]

maybe in a bit higher poundage, but yes

[@yunwiyawaya8593]

@@ArminHirmer thank you. I have a 50# cheap mongolian horse bow now $109 for the kit. It's a starting bow. I'm on a quest to get a similar bow or a tartar bow . I can't afford to have a hunting bow and a target bow so I have to get the best I can afford for both. I'm on a fixed income because i'm disabled. Shooting the bow is my peace ,my hiding place from the world and myself lol.

[@teeravarunyou]

The speed is really fast。

[@vincentgalvin4098]

😂 "in the 🎱⚽, just nice"

[@ronnienorth]

awesome

[@phuntsokdondupSSBMonpa]

This online such bow r not good for long range shooting, i.e.. 50 to 55 mtr,. In our region we play archery in the range of 45 to 60 mtr and its not good it doest reach the target

[@ArminHirmer]

matter of training, yet this type of bows is not made for long distance

[@Daylon91]

It seems a nicer shooter than my old version quite a bit faster too. Cheers:)

[@bambooarchery]

😅 it's still the same tatar oak and same price. Nothing has changed.

[@ArminHirmer]

they call it new, I dont have an "old" one to compare, I am not Bamboo Archery :D

[@bambooarchery]

@@ArminHirmer maybe on the premium bearpaw glass version, it has a "newer" decorative plate. Other parts remain unchanged.

[@jarmelbarnett6922]

Thanks Armin as always. I’m glad that I purchased the Tartar Takedown Bow by AF Archery 2 years ago. It seemed that the extras for this bow were incorporated in that bow as opposed to the current offering. You reviewed that bow and it sounds very similar to this review except there was almost no vibration in the handle even with the light arrows. Because of the takedown handle, mine is 10 grams heavier and that obviously makes a great difference. Thanks for the update.