After watching many of Armin's reviews, I decided to buy the Jackal Assyrian laminated bow. Just received my new bow yesterday. I am extremely happy with this bow. Thank you Armin, you opened a whole new archery experience to me, you gave something wonderful to me through your generous gift of sharing information. Many thanks.
You do great. People may give you thumbs down cause they are jealous. I think youre very great. Your reviews and your personal way of doing what you do is highly regarded by myself. I get excited for your videos! Its an absolute pleasure i assure you. You do great. Anyone who is enthusiastic about archery will appreciate what you do as i do.
That is a beautiful bow, and a great performer too, an ideal combination. Well said at the end, you support, encourage and inform a fine community of brother archers. Great stuff, thank you.
The sound of this bow is great, just a quick little pop, beautiful. Love your work Armin, I can attest you do a great job for these bowyer’s & companies as I end up looking up 90% of the companies you review & i’ve been inspired to buy multiple bows from your videos alone, thanks for doing what you do as there is a distinct lack of good reviews for traditional asiatic bows
Even 4 years later and this comment is still correct.. just ordered one today just because of Armins reviews haha. There really is a lack of asiatic biw reviews
You'll allways find people who like to talk crap and look down on others. Don't let it get to you, keep up the good work and thanks for another great review! All the best my friend! :)
Nice bow (and knife!), great video, from the beginning to the end.Two ideias, or questions for a Q&A video: 1) fix a twisted limb and check if it is straight. 2) learning archery without a club/class/dojo/teacher nearby.
Thanks for the review. That bow looks nice. I really appreciate your integrated for the morals and politeness in the community. . . . I hope that we can fling some arrows together in the future!
Bin zwar noch Anfänger(ca. 5 Monate) aber hier lerne ich sehr viel über Bogenschießen und alles was dazu gehört. Dafür herzlichen Dank :-) ist jedenfalls ein wunderbarer Sport um seine Ruhe wiederzufinden...Tolle Reviews !
Same to me. I am on the way to become a bow collector due to Armin's reviews. This one is simply a beauty. Thanks, Armin, for this wonderful review. I think, one can feel, that you really like the bow. ;) Two thumbs up!
I've always wanted this type of bow. I hunt deer, elk ,antelope here in the united states what would be a good durable bow to buy that would be around 56 inches strung 45 to 50 lbs
Looks like the bow is a winner . I've seen a few modern interpretations of the Assyrian bow in various materials , all laminated wood , wood , horn and sinew and now in a modern lay-up . The common thing in the design is a long sweeping pronounced recurve of the whole limb which gives a very smooth draw and release . Usually the bow is longer than the Jackal version but as Mr.Himer has shown they did an A-1 job . I would love to shoot one ..... hmmmm :)
Hello! armim can you plz making a simple comparison video with biocomposite assyrian grozer & jackal bow.. not for a material. for a performance wise if you spent a little bit of time thank you.
Dear Armin, I have been thinking about either buying this bow or the Living Arrow Horse Bow. I am still not sure why there are not so many asymmetrical bows being made. There are lots of expensive bows... if asymmetrical is more accurate.. better hand shock protection... is it ONLY because margins for bow makers would be less???? Were Assyrian bows originally asymmetrical? By the way... I am enjoying listening to The Archer. Sure takes some courage to have that kind of publication... I think. Fantastic videos... love what you are doing. Jano.
I would not recommand to shoot too light arrows for too long, the arrow is supposed to absord the energy of the limbs so it needs to be heavy enough otherwise you get too much vibration, the limbs become fragile and you might feel pain in your wristle, elbow and shoulder because of these vibration.
I bought the Jackal Assyrian a few weeks ago, I have shot approximately 500 arrows with it, so very familiar to me now. I bought 52 pound at 28 inch draw, but I draw 30.5 inch, and I guess about 58 pound at that draw length. I am extremely happy with this bow. My one is a little different to the one reviewed, it does not have the bracing plate that was slightly rough in the review, and it is made of ash, american walnut, and fibreglass. It is a VERY nice bow!😀
What type of natural arrow material do u prefer? bamboo, pine, cedar ,etc . Self nock, plastic nocks. Will be great if u could do a review/discussion on arrows.
I just received mine a few days ago. What a powerful bow. I have shot with a Mediterranean draw. Tried thumb release (no thumb ring yet) and it was very painful - too powerful without a ring. How do you shoot so smoothly without a ring????? Doesn't it hurt? Incredible bow.
Why does the top tip of the bow lurch forward when the arrow is released? Does it matter? The Japanese are very particular about the top tip of the bow remaining stationary.
Did you give the price? I can't find any on their webpage and you just present the kind of bow I like (not full trad gear with clever use of modern materials for speed and accuracy and all in a simple/pure form).
thank you so much for sticking up for your fans against stupid internet trolls. we don't need their negativity. at all. and i appreciate you voicing your opinion on the matter. did you ban the rude person in question?
I live in the United States and don't seem to have an easy way to get one of these Assyrian Bows by Jackal Archery, but it does look very nice. I am definitely thinking about Flagella Dei Scythian bows due to your review. At 350 euros do you think this Jackal Bow is three times the better? I shoot plenty of compound archery but want to try out this more traditional style with thumb release and shoot both hands. You make it look fun! I appreciate your time.
Hi Adam. Thanks a lot. For a start with thumb release, the Scythian from Flagella Dei is sure enough. A said in my opinion one of the best bows, when you see performance, design AND price. Later (2 years or so) you still can switch to a nice Jackal with more # :)
In your opinion, how is the noise at 10 GPP? How does it compare to the AF archery or Ali Bow Turkish designs with the string bridges? I am asking from the perspective of a bow hunter, basically.
I hunt with an AF Archery Turkish bow and shoot "turkish" style. I hunt grouse and rabbits mostly. My bows are 50 & 55 lbs and have never had an issue with the noise. I have had an issue with game seeing my khatra. There fore I use a twist of the wrist khatra now. But the "noise" of the bow has not been an issue. I have shot a grouse at 22ish meters and it did not move until the arrow hit. I shot a rabbit at 27ish meters and same thing. They don't seem to hear the bow before the arrow hits. Hope this helps.
That is great to hear! I have the AF Turkish 50 lb, I love that bow... was worried about the noise, especially with deer. This Jackal Assyrian seems to be considerably quieter, with the AliBow Kaiyuan II I got today being somewhere in the middle. At this point I think the AF and the AliBow are my favorites, but I really want to get one of these. I shoot primarily Mediterranean but I am learning the thumb release starting today... It's a work in progress, but it's surprisingly easy to get used to. I don't think I know what you mean by the twist-of-the-wrist khatra. I got the AliBow Kaiyuan II (arrived today) after seeing Armir's review of it, and I have to say that it is everything he said it was, it is nice to have a reviewer that I can trust. I have a Kassai Greyhound that I plan on sending back, the thing is literally whisper-quiet but it is very inconsistent. Every other bow I own, I can nail what I want when I want, but that one is just super finicky for no good reason... Sometimes I stack the arrows on top of each other and sometimes they are literally all over the target! I actually figured out why today: The handle is not a round triangle/oval that is wider on the sides back and narrower in the front but is instead basically a rectangle which makes it a poor fit for any hand and it's too curved on the belly of the grip which makes it very difficult to do the exact same thing with every time... it rocks around differently with even the slightest change. It's also overpriced in the USA (450 USD for a fiberglass bow) and a slow shooter (145-150 fps @ 41 lbs with a 380ish grain arrow, 170ish @ 51 lbs, that's slow even for a fiberglass bow), so with that kind of inconsistency it's got to go... I really wanted to like it, especially with how quiet it is. A minor handle redesign would make a literal world of difference, and I wish I could get a laminated version.
Nice to hear someone else will be hunting with this style. I found thumb release to be the best way to shoot short bows. (No finger pinch) Yes it takes some getting used to and lots of practice but the rewards are great. (The speed you can shoot and reload at, being able to carry arrows in your "release" hand (Turkish Style), less need for a noisy, clumsy quiver, being able to stalk through think bush without the arrow falling off the rest. All have come in very good hand for me) Armin has some great video's on using thumb release. They helped me learn a lot.
I don't like turkish bow .between assorian and Hungarian which one I buy?what s your idea? which company make perfect Hungarian and assorian bows? thank you armin
Sag Mal Armin... durch meinen Nachbarn und dein Video bin ich seit heute ein stolzer Jackal Assyrian Bow Besitzer! Bloß nun hab ich keine passenden Pfeile, und will nicht groß recherchieren. Kannst Du mir für diesen Bogen mit 36#28" den passenden Pfeile verraten!? LG aus Österreich
Armin Hirmer No armin, what i meant was, for the price of THIS assyrian bow, is there any other bow that you might recommend regardless if its turkish sycthian mongol or others.
Hi guys, i have a assyrian bow like it .i say buy it. It s very smooth and has good handling and very fast .it really is perfect .i sure you enjoy it. It has comfortable grip and arrows have best ģroup.this bow is the best choose.
I've stopped reading & commenting on other viewer's comments; because of all the "haters" out there. Urban Farmer disabled the comments on his channel because of that, I agreed with the reason he did it; but I missed being able comments to him.
I buy one this bow after watching your video but its totally different they made only for you this bow suck jackal the lier bow maker this is Turkish hybrid bow design
esthetically maybe but a bow is also about performances, Ash, bamboo with fiber glass inside the limbs and the curves of the bow itself, if the glue is good it could be the best bow on the market considering the price, the durability and the speed of the arrow.
But i have ordered new bow 61# this assyrian bow at this time they are made of ash wood no bamboo core limb so its very difference with this Amir bow even a speed test i dont know how could i say
After watching many of Armin's reviews, I decided to buy the Jackal Assyrian laminated bow. Just received my new bow yesterday. I am extremely happy with this bow. Thank you Armin, you opened a whole new archery experience to me, you gave something wonderful to me through your generous gift of sharing information. Many thanks.
You do great. People may give you thumbs down cause they are jealous. I think youre very great. Your reviews and your personal way of doing what you do is highly regarded by myself. I get excited for your videos! Its an absolute pleasure i assure you. You do great. Anyone who is enthusiastic about archery will appreciate what you do as i do.
That is a beautiful bow, and a great performer too, an ideal combination.
Well said at the end, you support, encourage and inform a fine community of brother archers. Great stuff, thank you.
Always a pleasure to watch your videos. One of the best sources a person could ask for.
thank you
The sound of this bow is great, just a quick little pop, beautiful. Love your work Armin, I can attest you do a great job for these bowyer’s & companies as I end up looking up 90% of the companies you review & i’ve been inspired to buy multiple bows from your videos alone, thanks for doing what you do as there is a distinct lack of good reviews for traditional asiatic bows
same here,
now, I want to buy this Assyrian Bow :-( :-)
Even 4 years later and this comment is still correct.. just ordered one today just because of Armins reviews haha. There really is a lack of asiatic biw reviews
Best sounding bow I've heard in a while. It sounds so clean and efficient.
Django if you observe the shot, you can also tell the strings stops almost immediately without any visible vibrations compared to some other bows.
Just Me Didn't even notice that. This bow is so good.
You'll allways find people who like to talk crap and look down on others. Don't let it get to you, keep up the good work and thanks for another great review! All the best my friend! :)
That's a great looking bow!!!
Nice bow (and knife!), great video, from the beginning to the end.Two ideias, or questions for a Q&A video: 1) fix a twisted limb and check if it is straight. 2) learning archery without a club/class/dojo/teacher nearby.
hehe thank you. First question is already in the pipeline (you asked that already) second oh oh... I will do something :)
One of my favourite reviews :-)
Thanks for the review. That bow looks nice. I really appreciate your integrated for the morals and politeness in the community. . . . I hope that we can fling some arrows together in the future!
Bin zwar noch Anfänger(ca. 5 Monate) aber hier lerne ich sehr viel über Bogenschießen und alles was dazu gehört. Dafür herzlichen Dank :-) ist jedenfalls ein wunderbarer Sport um seine Ruhe wiederzufinden...Tolle Reviews !
Very nice bow. Love the impact to target and quietness
this bow looks so gorgeous, another one on wish list :D, you will ruin my savings :D thanks for review
Same to me. I am on the way to become a bow collector due to Armin's reviews. This one is simply a beauty. Thanks, Armin, for this wonderful review. I think, one can feel, that you really like the bow. ;) Two thumbs up!
This bow sound like a pistol, amazing, great review as usual, thanks.
hey that's 198.28 ft per sec !!! Great review from Springfield,Missouri !!
Thanks for the good review.
Beautiful bow. I like that it doesn't stack at 32" This bow is definitely on my list.
I've always wanted this type of bow. I hunt deer, elk ,antelope here in the united states what would be a good durable bow to buy that would be around 56 inches strung 45 to 50 lbs
Hi. I’m wondering where I can get this bow and the mehmet golhan Turkish bow? I’m in the United States
Elite-Bogen.com support jackal archery product. Visit our web.
Looks like the bow is a winner . I've seen a few modern interpretations of the Assyrian bow in various materials , all laminated wood , wood , horn and sinew and now in a modern lay-up . The common thing in the design is a long sweeping pronounced recurve of the whole limb which gives a very smooth draw and release . Usually the bow is longer than the Jackal version but as Mr.Himer has shown they did an A-1 job . I would love to shoot one ..... hmmmm :)
200fps, that bow really shoots its weight. (Learned the term from BackyardBowyer. Thanks Nick.) =)
Excellent review and so informative. Thank you very much.
Nice Bow...and very nice review about the Bow. Greetings from the good old Germany ..keep forward Armin God bless
That is a sexy bow, i have just ordered my first bow & i think it will be very addictive.
I like this one a lot. Simple, but pretty. Incredibly fast as well. With the Turkish handle too for that natural khatra.
Nice bow
Is it possible to shoot with both hands like on left and on right hand side posture 🎯
Yes
Do you have this bow review with poundage measurements and 60 degrees angle draw measurements?
Sorry no
Hello! armim can you plz making a simple comparison video with biocomposite assyrian grozer & jackal bow.. not for a material. for a performance wise if you spent a little bit of time thank you.
I wish, I don't have either of these bows here. But I would go with Grozer
Dear Armin, I have been thinking about either buying this bow or the Living Arrow Horse Bow. I am still not sure why there are not so many asymmetrical bows being made. There are lots of expensive bows... if asymmetrical is more accurate.. better hand shock protection... is it ONLY because margins for bow makers would be less???? Were Assyrian bows originally asymmetrical?
By the way... I am enjoying listening to The Archer. Sure takes some courage to have that kind of publication... I think. Fantastic videos... love what you are doing. Jano.
Why is Mediterranean draw so much quieter than the thumb draw? Can the thumb release be improved so that it can be less noisy?
As Always, a great review!
A Beauty MA.
Wow, that’s a beauty.
Is good for to hunter deer?
beautiful indeed. It looks a lot like the assyrian bow from Grozer. Nice review.
Don't compare it to a grozer bow please.
Lightweight arrow works?????
Sure
I would not recommand to shoot too light arrows for too long, the arrow is supposed to absord the energy of the limbs so it needs to be heavy enough otherwise you get too much vibration, the limbs become fragile and you might feel pain in your wristle, elbow and shoulder because of these vibration.
I bought the Jackal Assyrian a few weeks ago, I have shot approximately 500 arrows with it, so very familiar to me now. I bought 52 pound at 28 inch draw, but I draw 30.5 inch, and I guess about 58 pound at that draw length. I am extremely happy with this bow. My one is a little different to the one reviewed, it does not have the bracing plate that was slightly rough in the review, and it is made of ash, american walnut, and fibreglass. It is a VERY nice bow!😀
Great enjoy
Superb review, very informative Armin.
Hi sir. Can you do review for okcubaba kemanger bow. Tq
I am in contact with him, but shipping is still a bit expensive - once he figures something, I will get one
What type of natural arrow material do u prefer? bamboo, pine, cedar ,etc . Self nock, plastic nocks. Will be great if u could do a review/discussion on arrows.
How to buy
check description
I just received mine a few days ago. What a powerful bow. I have shot with a Mediterranean draw. Tried thumb release (no thumb ring yet) and it was very painful - too powerful without a ring. How do you shoot so smoothly without a ring????? Doesn't it hurt?
Incredible bow.
start with a low draw weight and work up and I did a video about it. Not full draw in the beginning so your thumb gets used to it
Thanks. I will.
Fantastic presentation
What arrows would you recommended for this bow
I would use carbon arrows
@@ArminHirmer apology I should be asked the same time, what size/ length. And thank you for your recommendation.
@@petertkacz9869 32" long, spine depends on the draw weight
Assyrian Kings used this kind of bow to hunt lions. Look at the Assyrian lion hunt exhibit in London museum.
A beautiful and fast bow!
Why does the top tip of the bow lurch forward when the arrow is released?
Does it matter?
The Japanese are very particular about the top tip of the bow remaining stationary.
because I make the bow tilt forward, it is called khatra and is different from Japanese archery.
Did you give the price? I can't find any on their webpage and you just present the kind of bow I like (not full trad gear with clever use of modern materials for speed and accuracy and all in a simple/pure form).
this bow is amazing. we sell it here for 350 Euro
Thanks for the answer ;) You have an online shop?
working on it
thank you so much for sticking up for your fans against stupid internet trolls. we don't need their negativity. at all. and i appreciate you voicing your opinion on the matter. did you ban the rude person in question?
usually I don't ban them. sometimes i answer, sometimes I simply leave them with their limited opinion
I live in the United States and don't seem to have an easy way to get one of these Assyrian Bows by Jackal Archery, but it does look very nice. I am definitely thinking about Flagella Dei Scythian bows due to your review. At 350 euros do you think this Jackal Bow is three times the better?
I shoot plenty of compound archery but want to try out this more traditional style with thumb release and shoot both hands.
You make it look fun!
I appreciate your time.
Hi Adam. Thanks a lot. For a start with thumb release, the Scythian from Flagella Dei is sure enough. A said in my opinion one of the best bows, when you see performance, design AND price. Later (2 years or so) you still can switch to a nice Jackal with more # :)
Thank you Armin,
I appreciate your advice and all the great videos.
Truly,
Adam
I just bought mine today 42#. I am in love.
fully understand :D enjoy
In your opinion, how is the noise at 10 GPP? How does it compare to the AF archery or Ali Bow Turkish designs with the string bridges?
I am asking from the perspective of a bow hunter, basically.
I hunt with an AF Archery Turkish bow and shoot "turkish" style. I hunt grouse and rabbits mostly. My bows are 50 & 55 lbs and have never had an issue with the noise. I have had an issue with game seeing my khatra. There fore I use a twist of the wrist khatra now. But the "noise" of the bow has not been an issue. I have shot a grouse at 22ish meters and it did not move until the arrow hit. I shot a rabbit at 27ish meters and same thing. They don't seem to hear the bow before the arrow hits. Hope this helps.
of course this bow is a bit more quiet, as the string does not slap hard on a string bridge. But for hunting it will make no big difference
Thanks for the reply! I appreciate your input.
That is great to hear! I have the AF Turkish 50 lb, I love that bow... was worried about the noise, especially with deer. This Jackal Assyrian seems to be considerably quieter, with the AliBow Kaiyuan II I got today being somewhere in the middle. At this point I think the AF and the AliBow are my favorites, but I really want to get one of these. I shoot primarily Mediterranean but I am learning the thumb release starting today... It's a work in progress, but it's surprisingly easy to get used to. I don't think I know what you mean by the twist-of-the-wrist khatra.
I got the AliBow Kaiyuan II (arrived today) after seeing Armir's review of it, and I have to say that it is everything he said it was, it is nice to have a reviewer that I can trust.
I have a Kassai Greyhound that I plan on sending back, the thing is literally whisper-quiet but it is very inconsistent. Every other bow I own, I can nail what I want when I want, but that one is just super finicky for no good reason... Sometimes I stack the arrows on top of each other and sometimes they are literally all over the target!
I actually figured out why today: The handle is not a round triangle/oval that is wider on the sides back and narrower in the front but is instead basically a rectangle which makes it a poor fit for any hand and it's too curved on the belly of the grip which makes it very difficult to do the exact same thing with every time... it rocks around differently with even the slightest change.
It's also overpriced in the USA (450 USD for a fiberglass bow) and a slow shooter (145-150 fps @ 41 lbs with a 380ish grain arrow, 170ish @ 51 lbs, that's slow even for a fiberglass bow), so with that kind of inconsistency it's got to go... I really wanted to like it, especially with how quiet it is. A minor handle redesign would make a literal world of difference, and I wish I could get a laminated version.
Nice to hear someone else will be hunting with this style. I found thumb release to be the best way to shoot short bows. (No finger pinch) Yes it takes some getting used to and lots of practice but the rewards are great. (The speed you can shoot and reload at, being able to carry arrows in your "release" hand (Turkish Style), less need for a noisy, clumsy quiver, being able to stalk through think bush without the arrow falling off the rest. All have come in very good hand for me) Armin has some great video's on using thumb release. They helped me learn a lot.
If you had to chose either akinji ir the assyrian which would youn go for?
assyrian
beautiful bow, by the way what is inside the target sack?
thanks. all the thumbs down are in it hahahaha, no some kind of plastic nets (windbreaker) which is used at construction sites
Armin Hirmer clever one, i think i wanna have a couple of it. thanks
Do you make your own arrows
Yes
sir, do thumb draw have cycle, and back tension like 3f?
Yes for the most part if drawing correctly you'll feel the back tension. Armin has some great videos on the three bows of shooting check it out.
Last question.. if you had to keep 1 and only bow which one would it be ..interestted to know your fav bow;)
that will be one day the ultimate video hahaha
I don't like turkish bow .between assorian and Hungarian which one I buy?what s your idea?
which company make perfect Hungarian and assorian bows? thank you armin
I like more the assyrian bows
Grozer in my opinion
Sag Mal Armin... durch meinen Nachbarn und dein Video bin ich seit heute ein stolzer Jackal Assyrian Bow Besitzer!
Bloß nun hab ich keine passenden Pfeile, und will nicht groß recherchieren.
Kannst Du mir für diesen Bogen mit 36#28" den passenden Pfeile verraten!? LG aus Österreich
thats a pistol wow love it
do you have turkish style bow jackal archery?
no I don't have any other bow of him right now, but that might change as he even has a nice han bow :D
Armin, for the price range similar to this bow, what do you recommend?
i never shot any other assyrian bow, so I can not tell you
Armin Hirmer No armin, what i meant was, for the price of THIS assyrian bow, is there any other bow that you might recommend regardless if its turkish sycthian mongol or others.
Nomad Horsebow, Living Arrow Horsebow, Alibows bows... so many good bows. Simply check all my reviews ;)
Armin Hirmer Thanks armin
What spine arrow you use for 32# @28 for tatar bow
muffenist 600
Armin Hirmer same but they fishtail alot
I betcha you just helped sell a bunch of bows. Maybe one to me!
You are ruining me for compound bows. Compound bows appear so clumsy compared to the works of art, fine shooting traditional bows.
hahaha that was the plan :D :D thanks for watching
Indeed. Fine archery is an art.
Compound bow are Dwarven tech. Traditional for life.
HOW LONG THIS BOW....?
unstrung 57,4", strung 53,5" and the string is 50,7"
Hi guys, i have a assyrian bow like it .i say buy it. It s very smooth and has good handling and very fast .it really is perfect .i sure you enjoy it. It has comfortable grip and arrows have best ģroup.this bow is the best choose.
I'm in love
I'm melting.
I've stopped reading & commenting on other viewer's comments; because of all the "haters" out there. Urban Farmer disabled the comments on his channel because of that, I agreed with the reason he did it; but I missed being able comments to him.
123 cm - 48.5 inches and string 129 cm 59 inches. i dont understand.
looks exactly the same as Grozers Assyrian.
for that price, the bow must shoot itself. And I can stand next to him and wipe away the tears of happiness
200fps for a 37/40#? Amazing !
Nice bow, the hand grip looks a bit ugly though. Grozer assryian looks much more aesthetic. Performance wise comparable. 👌
For this price you might aswell throw in 50 euros more for a Grózer biocomp Assyrian
sure
23:40 He used to be a hater, but then he took an arrow to the knee.
Looks like its for tall person
hehe no its for all sizes :)
You don't want comments at all, it seems.
why ?
Am I the only one who get nervous when seeing someone srringing a bow?
hehe why?
I'm afraid that the bow may snap and hit face.
I buy one this bow after watching your video but its totally different they made only for you this bow suck jackal the lier bow maker this is Turkish hybrid bow design
Worst bow ever made iut of all ash wood even limb core before i think its bamboo laminated but it contrast
esthetically maybe but a bow is also about performances, Ash, bamboo with fiber glass inside the limbs and the curves of the bow itself, if the glue is good it could be the best bow on the market considering the price, the durability and the speed of the arrow.
But i have ordered new bow 61# this assyrian bow at this time they are made of ash wood no bamboo core limb so its very difference with this Amir bow even a speed test i dont know how could i say
Hurm😔 i also dispointed because already by jackal hun long bow with core limb is Ash wood. Its suppose bambbo as bowyer maker said.😡
Nice bow