Samick SKB Korean traditional bow.

[@darcyleepearson4416]

The handles great for holding arrows x

[@sigmanarchery54]

Hey I finally just received both your messages two years later I guess KZbin finally decide to release them. Yeah that handle is great for holding arrows very small, sometimes too small. Thanks for stopping by appreciate the feedback take care my friend God bless. 👍🏼🏹🇺🇸

[@ILhamKambaa]

Many bows, i like it

[@sigmanarchery54]

Latonro Archery. Thank you.

[@miguelveratraditionalarche9374]

Very Nice Korean Bow. for fast shooting practice. Have a beautiful Christmas!🎄🎄🎄 for you and your family🙏

[@sigmanarchery54]

MIGUEL VERA . Now I just need to practice.

[@Hutchie2112]

It's a style of bow I have yet to try, every time I go to buy one I end up with something else. One of these days I'll get one. I trust you'll get on really well with it, they are lovely bows. Thumb draw only , to get the most out of this lovely bow ;)

[@Hutchie2112]

As regards the small handle, they often came with a large cylindrical foam wrap, which could be cut and sanded down to size, so a wrap would be very appropriate. Remember, you should really only be holding it with 3 fingers, middle to pinkie.

[@sigmanarchery54]

Hutchie 2112. I’m looking forward to shooting this bow hopefully it won’t need anything but will see. Hopefully you’ll get one soon, and it’s nice to hear from you it’s been awhile hope all is well with you my friend, looking forward to your next video take care and God bless

[@robsarchery9679]

some nice bow brother

[@sigmanarchery54]

Robs Archery World. thank you sir it’s a really fun bow I really enjoy shooting it just wish the handle was a bit bigger.

[@xfactoroutdoors165]

On your next video could you get a close up on the limb tip. Thanks and merry xmas to you.

[@sigmanarchery54]

X Factor Outdoors. Will do thank you.

[@hoodatman]

Nice bow but it's a shame that most of the video was taken up by the unpacking! Will look elsewhere to get a proper review.

[@sigmanarchery54]

hoodatman. Sorry you did not like the video, but that’s why I asked for feedback so I can continually get better at my videos and learn more of what the people are looking for this was just an unboxing. If you go to some of my other videos you will see me shooting the bow and some more close-ups again thank you for your feedback I appreciate your comments it just helps me to get better. So if you would like, you could let me know what Kind of things your looking for. Thank you and God bless.

[@hoodatman]

@@sigmanarchery54 HI Sig Man, Sorry if I offended you. I will have a look at your other videos that you've mentioned. These sound like a great bow from what I've been reading. Thanks for putting videos up and helping to educate us about various gear. I will subscribe to your youtube channel.

[@sigmanarchery54]

hoodatman. Thank you so much I really appreciate it. Again I appreciate all the comments and feedback helps me to grow my channel and to know what people are looking for. I have a true passion for the sport. I would like to help keep as many people interested as possible. I would love to see more families getting together and participating in a sport together like it was back in the early 60s. I will subscribe to your channel also. Thanks again and God bless.

[@hoodatman]

@@sigmanarchery54, I want to get back into archery after not being involved in it for over 20 years. I used and still have a Bear compound bow that's 55lb-70lb but I want to get a recurve-type bow of lower poundage as I want something simple but smooth, fast & reliable. Also I want something that is easy to look after and transport.Too many wheels and cables in the compound. I'm in my early fifties and have a solid build, though I'm a bit out of shape!..still quite strong. I'm thinking of getting one of these in 45-50lb draw weight and want to go into a shop and check out the bow in person so I can understand more about it. I'm having trouble with getting over the idea of using feathers instead of vanes like I used to use with my compound bow. I don't like the idea of them getting wet and not flying properly etc, also general durability compared to vanes. I will make my own arrows as I used to and am in the process of getting re-equipped to make them. I have some woods and some aluminium shafts, with more aluminium shafts of the way. I'll try carbon one day I suppose. I don't even have one of these SKB bows yet, just my old compound! I want to do a bit of hunting - mainly foxes and rabbits on my small 5.5 acres of land in Australia, also could get permission on local properties I'm pretty sure. I look forward to holding and using one of these bows. It will be a learning curve once again and I look forward to owning and shooting one of these. Thanks again for your videos, I find them extremely interesting and informative. You have some great bows to play with. I love your accuracy with the bow!..great to watch you in action. Thanks!

[@sigmanarchery54]

hoodatman. First off I’m sure you will enjoy it. It is super fun. All though there is a big difference between shooting off-the-shelf then off your hand I highly recommend you go somewhere where you can shoot some bows. 45 to 50 pounds takes quite a bit of strength if you want to keep shooting for a long period of time. But that also depends on your drawl length and what the bow is rated at like 45# @ 28” drawl. If you listen to a lot of the other instructor type archers they would recommend as I do that you start off with a lighter poundage bow to get your form and technique then move your way up to a heavier poundage bow. I would recommend starting off with a 29 pound BEAR BULLSEYE or the JANDAO there are a lot of bows similar to them PSE, RAGIM and many more. I have some videos on the Bullseye and the JANDAO I really like both of them very nice shooting bows. Thank you again for your kindness I hope to see you soon on a video shooting your new bow, Keep me posted God bless my friend.

[@harrycockfield9188]

Great review, just wondering if the bow feels the same as pulling back 40 pounds, ive heard people say it feels 10 pounds less.

[@sigmanarchery54]

Harry Cockfield. First off Thank you so much I appreciate that. To me it fills all of 40# @ 30” and doing Thumb draw I’m poling 30” to 31” Also that is what shows up on my scale if you’re looking to get this bow I don’t think you could go wrong it’s a really nice bow and seams to be a fast bow also, I really like the bow I have a few other videos shooting the bow thank you again God bless!!

[@harryshuntingnz8053]

@@sigmanarchery54 hey I know this may be a big ask, but could you put the bow on your scale and see what it reads at 24/25 inches. I would be delighted to see as i am very interested in this bow (and being from Australia) I would love to try this bow out on more than targets. I was just not sure on what poundage to get because it's measured at 30 inch draw.

[@sigmanarchery54]

Harry Cockfield. I will try to do it tomorrow when I get off work talk to you then.

[@harryshuntingnz8053]

@@sigmanarchery54 rightio👍

[@sigmanarchery54]

Harry Cockfield. Ok mine does come in @ 40# @ 30” and it about 2.5# per 1” so 24” Is 25# 25” is like around 27.5# if you want I can try to show you in a video my cheep set up hope this helps. Are you going to shoot traditional or thumb drawl.

[@darcyleepearson4416]

Amen x

[@martinhodge3119]

3 minutes 7 seconds of unwrapping.

[@sigmanarchery54]

Hey just got your message to years later, yeah maybe I should’ve sharpen my knife lol sorry it took so long take care and God bless.