Recurve vs Longbow | General Overview

[@anamerican481]

Thank you for the heads up 🇺🇸

[@roymilligan]

Recurve for me . I like the looks

[@growinmoflower3391]

Both look very nice✌ if it were a Great Plains Bow doesn't look like you could go wrong ,recurve or longbow 👍well made! Thanks for sharing that passion and spreading the tradition! may that LUCK of the DRAW always be 🦃🎯🦌

[@knifesharpeningnorway]

Good video mate as always. Im a recurve man myself shooting your model b cazador and loving it.

[@wvlfboyy]

Hey, I am a lefty but my right eye is dominant. I've tried shooting right handed bows but it really doesn't do it for me. It just feels very off and I can't get used to it at all. However, as my right eye is dominant, aiming over the tip a lot more complicated. I unfortunately cannot close my right eye either. It's not like I am not hitting my target, but it takes an annoying procedure I'd really like to drop. I only see two options here: One would be to simply get used to the right-hand bow, the other one using a eye patch (AHOY!). Both sort of bother me as I really prefer to shoot with as little extras as possible but I also struggle hard with even drawing the righty bow properly. Is there a third option, or do you have any ideas or suggestions? In case it matters, I shoot recurve bows. Thanks a ton for the help, I appreciate it!

[@greatplainsbow]

Let me think about that a bit

[@wvlfboyy]

@@greatplainsbow Alright, thank you! :')

[@Unnecessarilylongexplanations]

Thank you for the easy explanation (is anyone else here because they're writing a story 😂)

[@rottenwings]

Recurves can have plenty handshok, or is it called limbslap or smthing

[@lukebonagurio4503]

Recurve has more hand shock in my opinion

[@greatplainsbow]

It definitely depends on the limb profile, but overall longbows have more handshock than recurves