Odinson archery assassin bow box opening
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Olympic style archer for 30+ years. I have picked mace to help my shoulders. I'm now fully into clubs and kettlebells because of you. Keep it up.
@@cioran1754 I'm not Thomas but I've been shooting for several years now and can tell you the number one rookie mistake is picking too high a draw weight when starting out. Everyone looks at local hunting laws and says "oh I need a 40-50+ pound bow so I'll just get that". They never develop good form, can never hit the target, can never shoot a whole day at the range.
Research what ILF is.
Get a modular bow that can grow with your skill level.
Start BELOW 30lbs. I'm 6' 200lbs and my preference is around 35-40lbs after several years and many bows. Can I shoot heavier? Of course. Is it fun? Not really.
Many friends have gotten into it with me, the ones who follow this advice are still at it. The ones who think they're Rambo never end up actually there on range day 😂
🏹 🎯
@Bear Gillium ILF, will do, just reading up on DFC :), that's great Bear, thanks for that advice, is it true that, after much training of course, you shoot well when you truly forget about everything and it becomes almost a meditative thing?
@@cioran1754, yes
@Arturo Murillo "Nothing clears a troubled mind better than shooting a bow" Fred Bear.
"Don't think of what you have to do, don't consider how to carry it out! The shot will only go smoothly when it takes the archer himself by surprise". Eugene Herrigel
"Fundamentally the archer aims at himself". D.T. Suzuki
"So long as the new moon returns in heaven a bent, beautiful bow, so long will the fascination of archery keep hold in the hearts of men." Maurice Thompson.
"It's very deep and zen, this bow and arrow". Me
Thomas I’d like to suggest adding rotator cuff exercises with resistance bands. Really helped me, had shoulder issues for a while - used to shoot 40lbs when I was a bit younger
I have been using Turkish horse bows and Korean bows because of the speed and accuracy using traditional thumb draw shooting right thumb off of left thumb knuckle from the right side works great when hunting from tree stand or other structure obstacles. You should give it a try, I made my thumb ring from a cow hoof dog chew toy just an idea.
Couple questions for you. What type of game do you hunt with your bow? Also how'd you make your thumb ring from the hoof chew toy?
Mr.Odinson is a great source of knowledge
Shoot man, I found you for the kettle bells. Had no idea you liked archery too. Pretty cool brother!
On a tangental note, tried my first EMOM workout based off your nerd math videos from a few years ago. Best workout I've ever done. Thank you so much for all you do!
Very cool! Thanks for the shoutout 🤘
I'm buying one of these rn. Grabbing the woodland assassin for an extra 10 bucks. I like the woodgrain aesthetic
Just booked horseback archery for my birthday, then this comes out! And right after I learn I can use my adjustable kettlebell weights with my adex clubs/maces! Is this real life?!
IT'S VERY HARD TO GET INTO ARCHERY FOR HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS! GREAT STUFF, KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!!!🇺🇸😎
I am waiting on the video about how Mark built a Trebuchet (giant catapult ) which hurles greek fire long distances. Could be handy when society collapses.
It’s coming
@@MarkWildman The trebuchet build and subsequent video... or the collapse of society?
@@TXGTPS both
It's better to loop both ends of the string around the bow, secure the bottom loop into the nock, step through and slide the upper one UP into the string nock.
OMFG! Mark I love your channel but I have loved archery all my life and am excited to see your take on it. More please!
Thanks for the info on the bow. A quick note about the old fiberglass bows. Heat can warp them, I had one in the backseat of a car in the Georgia summer.
Have fun with thumb draw. It's my first and favorite way to shoot
Hi Mark. If you are interested in horse archery check out Kassai Lajos , the guy is a horse archery master multiple horse archer champ and record holder you might see some interesting stuff
Yassss! We got the family pack for Christmas, they’re awesome!
Mark, it would be interesting for you to show club, mace or kettlebell exercises that will be beneficial for archery!
Two strength things that are important. Draw weight (pull with your back muscles...so probably rows and pullups). And "mass weight"...because you need to hold the mass of the bow out while your arm is extended (shoulders...probably anything in the KB press family and anything clubs). But more than that, archery is about training your shot to be exactly the same every time. So lots of reps shooting. Try checking out Jake Kaminski's channel. He's a former US Olympian (2x silver medalist). I watched his stuff when I was learning to shoot a recurve. It's really, really fun IMO.
when we were kids my brother and I had fiberglass bows, we spent hours in the pasture launching arrow(s) into the air you'll get points for running under the arrow and throw the bow down so the arrow lands in the bow, LOL, Kids
Knocks are on tha other end brother!
The infobon pvc and fiberglass is completely incorrect, pvc will move a lot more then wood in temp change
Using the old step through method wit a recurve can and will twist the limbs ruining the bow. Stringers are very inexpensive and easy to use.
make a video shooting it and what is the draw weight?
If you are planning to do thumb draw, you will need much longer arrows. My Olympic style draw is about 26", but thumb draw is ~31". And i think you are way bigger than me. Of course I am drawing up to my ear with thumb. If you are interested in Chinese style thumb draw (from ground) then I would whole heartedly recommend reading book The Way of Archery. It is awesome.
Fiberglass arrows and screw in knocks lol. Got it
Awesomeness
Yet again, Mark is giving us more tools to survive the Zombie Apocalypse. Thanks brother.
this is a good one
@@MarkWildman Agreed. Now I just need a horse... and some zombies.
@@TXGTPS the zombies are already here. they just aren't forming herds yet
@@MarkWildman Bro... have you been on the internet lately? 😆
The Lair, The Foundry, the Bunker, Overwatch , Watchtower, and Headquarters all come to mind as candidate names for your warehouse now that I've watched this video. Awesome archery set btw!
Will there be a “ follow up “
demonstration ???
Excellent! Thank you
Pvc gets very brittle in the cold. I made a hobby of making pvc bows for a while. I got really good at it and discovered this much to my dismay a few times. If you like your bow, just avoid drawing it in the cold.
Define cold
@@MarkWildman winter weather will do it. I'd say the closer to freezing the more risk of breaking. You can tell because it will become harder to draw. My mistake was telling myself that my muscles are cold and not the bow.
@@twintwo1429 this is easy to Google. Its not worth debating
I add a treatment to my bows that prevents issues with brittleness in cold. I've sold multiple bows to hunters and target shooters in Alaska
you can't treat pvc with anything not to make it brittle these bows are toys they will not last. Save your money and buy a real bow or make your own PVC bow for fun.
PVC breaks down under UV light. Prolonged exposure to strong sun will do just that.
Everything breaks down. It’s rate of break down I care about
Do you not include a link for the bow?
Cool ! Very Mongolian! I’ve heard that some folks here in the US are practicing the archery techniques of the Comanche Indians.
I actually sell Comanche bows and teach the techniques 👍
@@AlanOdinson Are these used for hunting game? Not a archer but this is something I would be interested learning about.
During the apocalypse we will be using more horses 🐎
The guy you mentioned is Hungarian, not Kazakh and his name is Kassai Lajos. The inventor of modern day horse archery.
I read that article in the mid 90s so my details were bound to be off
@@MarkWildman All good 👍
This is COOL AF and affordable i might buy a bunch from your website
Odinsin? Nope, Odin-son
Mark, is your old horse bow from a company with the initials FD from central Europe? I have a similar (?same) bow and it is a fibreglass bow usually only suitable for cosplay rather than serious archery. The main problem is that the heavy wooden siyahs, although looking great, divert too much energy away from propelling the arrow. Anyway, greetings from an exiled Englishman living in New Zealand. Flaxen Saxon.
I used to have that old Ben Pearson! The fiberglass was beginning to split at the end so I had to get rid of it.
Geez that's not a bad looking bow, 80 $ is nothing to spend on a descent recurve...might have to grab me one!
Been shooting horsebows for years, thumb draw with a thumb ring, best budget bows in the world are szimeiszter bows, tried lots of bows from all over the world and their laminate bows are head and shoulders above any other.
do you have a recommended model? buy direct or do you have a preferred seller
Lars Anderson has mastered combat archery. Check him out
Lars is definitely the guy to follow.
I've recently bought this same bow and holy crap is it snappy! Very accurate as well. Mine is 55#@ 31" whats the draw weight on this bow?
I already have a 50 so I think this was 30 because I want a light bow to work on thumb ring instead of my normal 3 finger draw
Look at you. Just 80 bucks... Meanwhile here it would cost 80 x 4.5... you guys get to have all the fun....
My dad taught me to use two fingers on the string. :D One above and one below.
Congratulations
@@MarkWildman I know. My dad is awesome.
PVC is molded by heat, it will deform
I bought an ambidextrous bow last year to see if I could up my rate of fire by using the right hand side of the rest. My logic being it's on the same side as my quiver. Not as easy as I thought.
2:48 Neither are horn bows. The fish glue used on them can wear out in rain & heat. Cool vid.
😮 no link to the bow
Pretty sure that nocks go on the the end with the fletches ?
How about shooting a few arrows in a bow review.
It was a box opening. Not a review.
Cool bow. You're going to need a thumbring. Let's see those farmboy DIY skills.
Check out Lars Anderson
Where can I purchase this bow ?
Good video, well done.
Interestingly I've been looking into some Asiatic archery as a new hobby, excellent to know I'm in good company!
So if you were taught, why are you still putting the fletching toward the bow?
Because I was drawing the bow, not shooting the bow, and in this case, it obviously didn’t matter.
This was awesome 👌
Good stuff 👍
Very cool.
So can you hit anything?
I am unfamiliar with an "American" draw. What you are describing as an "American" draw resembles what I have understood to be the Mediterranean draw. Three finger draw with the arrow on the inside shelf is the Mediterranean draw. Indigenous Americans, whom would be more properly modeled for the "American" draw use a pinch draw. With lower poundage bows (the weren't into composites or long bows), they would pinch the arrow at the knock between the thumb and the forefinger. As far as I know, most people do not shoot this was anymore. Oriental/Asiatic draws are typically traditionally thumb draws, where one wears a thumb ring made of stone or leather and fires the arrow from the outside edge of the bow. These, I believe, are typically called thumb releases or draws.
Fred bear instinctive archery. Responsible for the resurgence of American archery.
There were dozens of styles of First Nations archery because it spanned dozens of language families over and entire continent wit vastly different available materials.
You made me discover an interesting bow and bowyer, many thanks. ...But as far as I know your preferred shooting style is - though indeed traditional - but generally not referred to as “American”, rather as “Mediterranean” or “English”, as the oldest sources mentioning this style originate from this regions. As “Traditional American” style people mostly mention that one also called as “Pinch Method”.
It’s the Fred bear instinctive archery style.
@@MarkWildman Wow, many thanks for the fast reaction!🙂Exactly. The one used and promoted by Fred Bear is first mentioned in ancient Roman manuscripts, referring to lost ancient Greek sources, describing it as the style of the Archers of the Mediterranean islands. Later in Medieval times the French described the same as the style of the English longbowmen, and in most historical and/or traditional archer communities this is nowadays mostly referred under this two denomination (i.e. as Mediterranean or English /“instinctive”/ style), mostly rather the first (though Mr. Bear preferred the second). “American” style refers to the “finger pinch” method as this was (and still is) the one traditionally mostly used by native Americans.
This looks like illustrations of the Parthian Shot as in Battle of Carrhae 53 BC or the
Mongol Horde
"its hard to get into archery for less than $100, this is how your gonna pull it off" target? arrows? hand and arm protection? you may want to run by that one again.
Anyone actually posting vid of the targets? Is the bow accurate?
Bows are as accurate as the archer.
The guy who makes the bow has hundreds of videos.
@survivallilly Cool inexpensive bow! 🏹
How do I get one?
Get on Odinson archery
The knock is on the other end
It’s almost like I put a correction in the video
I honestly stopped watching after that no offense
As a trad archer and horse archer Id call that a "crab" bow
I spent an hour or so researching Odinson and his bows. Very, very cool craftsman and an admirable goal to make quality bows.
I'm eyeing the assassin and am deciding whether I want a 45# or 55# draw weight.
Start out closer to 20 or 25 or you will never develop good form.
Just like any sport you need to work up to that skill level.
Or you could look like an idiot like the guys who try to dead lift 7ó0lbs and poop their butt out 🤷♂️
Go light. I find the short length of the bow requires an adaptation. They are so affordable that you could by a 35, 45, and 55 for half the cost of any stick bow at cabelas
Odinson still in business? Everything shows out of stock.
Gagh! You didn't fire the bloody thing! Tell me there's gonna be another archery vid
American style? I think it’s older than America
Fred bear instinctive archery. Of course, archery is old, but this is the style that most people learn in America is Fred bear instinctive archery.
3:21 Dude you should a left in the vid the part where you busted your butt gettin your foot out that bow 😅👍.
what is the bow made from?
PVC it's a plastic bow.
@@letsgobrandon8375 2:26 thanks, i missed it the first time
We have one, two, three, four, five, si... (drops one and busts the nock) five... We have five arrows. Lol😂
That was pretty selfish of you not to put a link to that bow
I’m pretty sure I said the name… several times
Screw on nock????? Thats the tip, nock is on the back. Bow guy??
You’ll notice it was literally corrected in the video. And yes… I have language impediments and took years of speech therapy. Congratulations on being today’s idiot who can’t read the correction on the screen.
Good Video, Look to see more.
Your previous 'horsebow" was not a horse bow, it is a Manchu style Bow from china, for foot soldiers, not horsemen.
K
I'm, as far as I know, one of the fastest speed shooters in the world. If you want some tips hmu
I could always use coaching
Great bow to have if that damn zombie invasion ever hits. Or vampires. Or mexican werewolves. Great vid. 👍
All that just to not shoot it
Hard pressed to put money into odinson archery. If their gear is anything like their customer service, don’t bother.
Hard to take you seriously knowing you drive a ford.
get bunch of useless arrows that fly everywhere, teaches you how to miss, nothing else
K
@@MarkWildman you need correct spined arrows that flies the same for your lenght of pull and poundage or they are useless and flies irratic anywhere, that would teach you or anyone else nothing, but the miss and frustation
i never shot an bow
@@flyfin108 k
Ummmmmmmmmmmm.
Knife skills lacking
K
American style, wtf is that? LOL
Fred bear style.
you don't even shoot the thing... wtf thumps down
Box opening
The point of the arrow is not the "nock"... the nock is on the other end and attaches to the string.
You’ll notice I corrected it. I have speech impediments and often speak inaccurately by substituting words
Mark, if you are ever visiting Hungary, check this man and his valley: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lajos_Kassai
He is the guy you think is from Kazakhstan.