TOP 5 BOWS I have ever tested!

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  • @karlgunther-turkisharchery4272
    @karlgunther-turkisharchery4272 3 месяца назад +4

    Hi Charlie! Here are my top 5 horsebows:
    5. Metbows Turkish
    4. Bogar Assyrian
    3. AF Archery Turkish updated
    2. Jackal Akinji
    1. Vegh Turkish

  • @agamagreen
    @agamagreen 3 месяца назад +5

    Awesome video, dear friend! 👊😁
    I haven’t shot a Metbow so far, so I don’t know the difference compared to a Simsek for example…
    My personal top 5 are:
    1) Dacian
    2) Hornbows 62 or 64
    3) Saracen and Turkish bows
    4) Khan, Raider and Griffin
    5) Nökhör, Xiaoshao and Zhu Ran
    and the Korean bows and the Seljuk is lovely to shoot but not easy to string and… in the end I love them all! 🤪😁

    • @CharliesRunningArchery
      @CharliesRunningArchery  3 месяца назад +2

      It seems that TOP 5 is too short for you my dearest sister! :)))

    • @agamagreen
      @agamagreen 3 месяца назад +2

      @@CharliesRunningArchery Indeed, dear Prince Charming! ✌️😁 All laminated and horn bows and inbetween are pieces of art and it’s hard for me to rate 😅🥰

  • @SUPERSONIC_ARCHERY
    @SUPERSONIC_ARCHERY 2 месяца назад +1

    Hi Charlie, nice Vid there :) My top five bowa are:
    1. Paragon Bows Griffin
    2. Simons Bow Company Raptor
    3. Paragon Bows Raider
    4. Grozer BC Assyrian
    5. Daylite Archery Majesty 3K Cross Carbon Korean Bow

  • @ianbruce6515
    @ianbruce6515 3 месяца назад +1

    I have the Alibow Turkish and like it.
    Recently I bought the Menyuan Crab Bow from Nika Archery. (The new one that just came out--not the toy one of some years ago). It was about $156 delivered here in the US. It is a solid glass--takedown (reduces shipping). This bow is utterly gorgeous, matt black with gorgeous curves.! Shoots much better than I do!
    Armin Hirmir reviewed it. I hope you will also review it, Charlie!

  • @Dargon5-jl5xc
    @Dargon5-jl5xc 3 месяца назад +1

    I was expecting the Assyrian or Turkish to be first. Also Charlie can I say thank you. Your videos and archery are helping me through a lot in the past year and now I have also started moving while shooting because of you so just thank you.

  • @fasted8468
    @fasted8468 3 месяца назад

    Incredible video!

  • @anthonyforfare7223
    @anthonyforfare7223 3 месяца назад +3

    Great reviews!👍😁 appreciate your feedback 😊🥰
    God Bless 🙏😇❤️

  • @MichaelJones-ti9fx
    @MichaelJones-ti9fx 3 месяца назад

    I have the Nokhor from Alibow. I like it!

  • @thomaskurz5617
    @thomaskurz5617 3 месяца назад +1

    A toptier list is always hard, depends on what you want.
    for you it is easy you need, want a bow for running archery.
    I am more trying out all the different designs to see what I like most.
    Currently I would rank my bows like that.
    1) Crimean Tartar L2 by Grozer (this is a laminated bow with a carbon belly) easy to shoot and very powerful due to the carbon backing.
    2) Crimean Tartar by Alibow not as powerful as the first, and due to the Fiberglass a much smoother draw.
    The It would be a tie with my other bows as I do not shoot them as much as my Tartars.
    3)Turkish by Alibow cute little bow, but feels quite nervous and if you do like long draw this is not for you only 29 inch draw.
    3)Kaya TKB a korean bow with the traditional handle, and very nice decorations. You need a bit of a different shootingstye, due to the handle. But like the Grozer bow, quite powerfull for its poundage.
    3) Yarha II by Alibow. A long manchu style bow. If you just need to hurl some really huge arrows downfield this is the bow. A good bow for releasing stress, makes a very satisfying sound when the arrows hit the target.

  • @BackpackingVideos
    @BackpackingVideos 3 месяца назад +1

    Thanks for this video! I have been doing a ton of research on Asiatic bows and I think I am going to try the Assyrian bow from Bogar. It seems this is still a good choice?

  • @Bassanova95
    @Bassanova95 Месяц назад

    I have just 3 bows so:
    1. Grozer biocomposite Tatar
    2. AF archery Que Yue turkish bow
    3. Grozer biocomposite Hungarian - long
    did you ever try simsek bows?

  • @EddyB78
    @EddyB78 3 месяца назад

    Hai great to see this. Any tips on a long draw Turkish style bow?

  • @timcline2799
    @timcline2799 3 месяца назад

    Excellent video, Thank you! Nokhor vs AF Horse?

  • @notastegaming7614
    @notastegaming7614 2 месяца назад

    I never got the chance to try many bows since most archers in my area shoot Olympic or compound, so my list is going to be limited to my personal collection.
    5. Alibow Qinghai fiberglass
    4. Daylite Phoenix
    3. Freddie Nomad KTB
    2. AF Zhu Ran gen.2
    1. Freddie Warrior
    My first bow was a Nomadwarrior Fiberglass Nomad from Canyon Coppola. Good starter bow, but later on I found out that I wasn't a fan of short bows, like anything below 50". Now saving for a Mariner bow.

  • @marcosyy87
    @marcosyy87 3 месяца назад +2

    Hi Charlie, what's your opinion regarding bow magazines?

    • @CharliesRunningArchery
      @CharliesRunningArchery  3 месяца назад +1

      What is a bow magazine?

    • @marcosyy87
      @marcosyy87 3 месяца назад

      @@CharliesRunningArchery a device with stored arrows, such as the fenris and EK whipshot

  • @gediminasmorkys3589
    @gediminasmorkys3589 3 месяца назад +2

    I bought the Alibow Turkish last year, and understood something about myself. I don't enjoy the short draw that much.
    So,
    1. Korean style (White Feather Forever Carbon 53" with 33" max draw) - light, longer draw, snappy, good looking, comfortable grip. Definitely my kind of bow. I haven't tried a Manchu style bow yet, so that might be in my future. Perhaps an even longer draw is even more fun? I know I won't go into Yumi/Longbow, because transportation is a thing :)
    2. Simsek Ay (Crescent) - a low draw weight bow that takes the punishment of me drawing it to 32" and continues to work well, but I have since leveled up the draw weight. Looks like it is indestructible.
    3. Alibow Turkish, a good bow, just not for me.

    • @thomaskurz5617
      @thomaskurz5617 3 месяца назад +1

      Yes the turkish from Alibow has quite a sort draw with 29 inch.
      I like it but it feels quite unstable due to the small size and the short draw.
      Try a crimean tartar, similar design but longer limbs and longer draw.
      For me they are the sweetspot in regards of length and beeing easy to handle.
      Could also be that my first asiatic bow was a Tartar.

    • @CharliesRunningArchery
      @CharliesRunningArchery  3 месяца назад

      Interesting list, Thanks for sharing :)

    • @CharliesRunningArchery
      @CharliesRunningArchery  3 месяца назад +2

      Need it short because in movement you have no chance to draw over 29. It's more like 27ish :)

    • @gediminasmorkys3589
      @gediminasmorkys3589 3 месяца назад

      ​@@thomaskurz5617yeah, the Simsek "beginner" bow is the Crimean Tatar design (but stated 29" max draw, which I totally overdraw 😛). Good design, no complaints there.

    • @RS_
      @RS_ 23 дня назад +1

      You should try Vegh Turkish bow then. Max draw 33" , advised 31" Smooth, fast, no handshock . Zodziu geras lankas! :)

  • @hariSingh-qf1em
    @hariSingh-qf1em 2 месяца назад

    Hi Sir,I admire your passion for archery.I want to become like you as you are my idol.but the thing is that i have been practicing archery for two years and have noticed that i like heavy horsebows like some 50,60,or70 lbs.So do you know any "Mongolian Horsebow" which is good as per you and is 60... Lbs.
    Thanks.

    • @CharliesRunningArchery
      @CharliesRunningArchery  2 месяца назад +1

      Hi, honestly I don’t have a specific bow on my mind now. Try Vegh Bows or Alibow :)

    • @hariSingh-qf1em
      @hariSingh-qf1em 2 месяца назад

      @@CharliesRunningArchery Thanks for replying,Sir😀.

  • @aliendoggy1
    @aliendoggy1 3 месяца назад

    Nice video, but are all the bows for people with short arms? Need a bow with draw length min 34/35inch :P

    • @CharliesRunningArchery
      @CharliesRunningArchery  3 месяца назад

      Long draw and running archery are not a good match. So that''s why I have no longer draw bows on my list at all :)

  • @worldtraveler8372
    @worldtraveler8372 3 месяца назад

    When you say another for shipping and custom to US. How much in range are we talking?

    • @CharliesRunningArchery
      @CharliesRunningArchery  3 месяца назад

      I do not know how is it with US, but here in Europe it was another about 100 dollars.

  • @KrizzyBear19
    @KrizzyBear19 3 месяца назад

    Definitely:
    1) mariner ming moon
    2) daylite majesty
    3) alibow tatar

  • @christiangiancamilli2681
    @christiangiancamilli2681 3 месяца назад

    For me the best bow is the comanche short bow only💪😁

  • @robertmoore2025
    @robertmoore2025 3 месяца назад

    Black widow PSR 3 /Black widow KB green leaf/ Black widow PL green leaf. 😊😊😊😊😊

  • @gozer87
    @gozer87 3 месяца назад

    Amazon carries Alibow Turkish bows.

    • @CharliesRunningArchery
      @CharliesRunningArchery  3 месяца назад

      Great! Thanks for information!

    • @chmux
      @chmux 2 месяца назад

      True. I got the 41" turkish bow, but I had to send it back because the draw length was only about 26".

  • @HARIHARBHAKT108
    @HARIHARBHAKT108 2 месяца назад +1

    I like all these traditional bows instead of these modern bows they just destroy the purpose of archery

  • @Curie_ELiTE
    @Curie_ELiTE 3 месяца назад +3

    1: SKB
    2: Sanlida Osprey
    3: Oneida Phoenix
    4: Hoyt RX8 carbon
    5: RPM Nitro

    • @FutureRobinHood
      @FutureRobinHood 3 месяца назад +2

      Oneida Phoenix is #1 out of those by far
      But none of those are good for running archery....boy you definitely didn't get the point of this video lol

    • @CharliesRunningArchery
      @CharliesRunningArchery  3 месяца назад +1

      Tried non of them... thanks for tips.

    • @CharliesRunningArchery
      @CharliesRunningArchery  3 месяца назад +2

      Robin Hood: I asked for 5 favorite bows, not the best for running archery. So he got it right :) It was free form question :)

    • @FutureRobinHood
      @FutureRobinHood 3 месяца назад +1

      @@CharliesRunningArchery Ahhh alrighty my mistake lol

    • @Curie_ELiTE
      @Curie_ELiTE 3 месяца назад +1

      @@CharliesRunningArchery Thats also what I heard, "Any" Bows. But I still enjoy this way of shooting also, is my latest adventure/style. Though I am not AS acrobatic but I strongly believe in shooting from all kinds of positions and anchor points. Im studying your technique to learn reloading and shooting as fast.

  • @rosamundbradford9878
    @rosamundbradford9878 29 дней назад

    *Promo SM*

  • @christianandreasen7245
    @christianandreasen7245 3 месяца назад

    For the last 1,5 years I've been shooting thousands and thousands of arrows with alibows 70 dollar Turkish fiberglas bow. The draw curve is not perfect. It stacks pretty much from ≈27,5 inches in my opinion and my draw is ≈ 29 inches. So I'm definately going to add up my bow game, maybe going for the bogar assyrian as Charlie did;-) .. but still, alibows Turkish. great great, I've been shooting arrows for almost 20 years and with a cheap Turkish bow my accuracy peaks (well maybe becauseso fun and just can't stop* its been a blast coming from my still beloved longbows to eastern technique and bow,).. I've been a little worried because Alibows recommendation is 28" and max 29" draw.. and here and then I'm drawing back a little more I'm sure.. even been training/experimenting with 30" draw for some weeks or so, the bow is still as new...BUT definately not the right bow for this, and can break I guess if its a very strong bow, mine is 35 punds at 28".
    Greetings