Full Carbon Assyrian by Grozer Archery - Review
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- Опубликовано: 18 янв 2024
- The full carbon Assyrian by Grozer.
I think that is the best carbon bow out there right now, but thats just me :)
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Thank you for reviewing the bow, Armin! I am even more excited to have it in my hands. 🙂 And, the comparison with the biocomposite was a great idea. Thank you, Martin. Happy shooting and best wishes 🙇🏻♂️👍🏹
There is just something I love about Assyrian style bows. There is beauty in it's simplicity.
Another beautiful peace of Art ❤. Congratulations Brian , When your bow arrives, I know you're going to enjoy it a lot. 👊😀
I think this might finally be the bow that ticks out all the boxes for me. Its a perfect marrige of traditional shape and modern technology. What a beauty.
Congratulations to this awesome bow, dear Brian! Great choice! 👊😁
Thank you for the very informative video, dear Armin! ☺️🙏
Awesome bow and a great review. Thank you for reviewing it
Great review as usual !!! Love to see your review about Full Carbon Assyrian because I can make a final decision choosing between that and biocomposite version . Thank you Armin !!!
Yup! I have a Grózer addiction, too. Wonderful machines... Thanks for the comparison; that was a great idea.
Thanks Armin for the video.
Köszönöm, hogy hihetetlen íjakat alkotott, uram. 🙇🏻♂️
Just love the flight feathers on the end of your arrows, yellow and Brown. But also looks very cold out side for shooting, your very brave in the snow
Merci Armin ! Grace à vous j'ai acheté, il y a quelques années, un Biocomposite Assyrian. Il reste mon arc préféré, permis la dizaine d'arcs de très grande qualité que j'ai la chance de posséder . A chaque fois que j'essaye un arc je le compare à mon Assyrian, et ce n'est que rarement que la comparaison me fait conclure qu'un arc est aussi bien que l'Assyrian ! La sensation de tir est vraiment extraordinaire ! Je ne suis pas amateur du carbone, mais votre teste me donne envie de me laisser tenter. Tant qu'à avoir un arc tout en carbone autant que ce soit un Assyrian !
Armin, I am glad that you let go of your Grozer Assyrian Biocomposite bow....because I am still really enjoying this magnificent piece of work!!! : 😊 (thank you again for that) There is no detectable waste of energy in useless vibration. These bows are silent! As an accomplished big game hunter (Deer, Elk and Bear), I would definitely recommend the Assyrian as a superb bow for hunting! It provides reliably consistent accuracy, is smooth to draw and very forgiving. No stacking here. After I draw the bow...I often look at the draw weight, just to confirm...as it feels like I am drawing a much lighter draw weight. It's just that smooth! A work of art. The Assyrian is hard to put down! Thank you, Armin! For everything! Congrats Brian! You are going to LOVE IT!!! 👍
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this bow I miss sometimes :)
@@ArminHirmer ❤️ I sometimes think I might want one with a higher draw weight. Money is a little tight at the moment, but If I ever finally pull the trigger and do that... although this one has some sentimental value (as it came from you) It would mean more to me to see going back into your hands. Just a thought. ❤️
@@harlinwall9367 dont make my heart fuzzy :D don't tell me that you give my bow back hahaha
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I've tried the bio Assyrian, and thought it was outstanding. I can imagine the carbon is as amazing as you say!💪
I I have now a Grózer laminated Assyrian, and before I had already two fiberglass versions of the same, all of them very good in their own category. Since I had in the hand, I’m planning to buy the biocomposit version; just need the budget. Though this video proved again, that Mr. Grózer(s team) is (are) excellent bowyer(s), and even this “hybrid” seems to be fantastic, nevertheless what I saw just convince me that I want to have the biocomposit .🙃
The Assyrian bow is a beast
thank you
As usual a great review to watch again. Thanks Armin.
But I have a question after looking the last few video's, I was wondering which brand glove your using. It looks like very good and tight protection for thumb draw.
its a glove I used often (and found it now again in one of my many boxes :D ) its the Korean glove by Freddie Archery
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Thank you. 👍🏻
You might gain probably a tiny bit of speed if the bowyer takes off a little bit of mass at the limb tips. Instead of triangle points, it could be shaven down to a rectangular shape. Also, it would make the bow shorter by an inch would would make it a tiny bit more maneuverable
Carbon !! ❤
I liked especially the comparison, as a bowyer and to see how 100gramm less weight translates in this 2-3mm thin limbs compared to the ca 10mm of the biocomposite. At least from a mass point of view, the modern material wins. I Need to check the speed of the biocomposite, it should be slower if mass would the main factor.
On the why not? I heard rumours carbon can break more easily compared to glasfiber ? (as its a problem with carbon bikes too)-
and definitely, at the end if lifetime, a carbon cannot rot and needs to be burnt above 1000 celsius to dissolve, so it will be special waste at some point. If it lasts a lifetime and is sold in small amounts, may be not too dramatic, and no animal has to die for it. Every material has its pro and cons.
Comparing this carbon bow with the last Simon bow, wich one is faster, and silent?
Can we have the Vegh Hungarian bow for the patreons. The bigger Hungarian bow does 34 inches max draw. Please can we get a review on that.
you need to suggest next time for the poll
Hi mr. Armin, I have question about arrow pass on horsebows. Only few producers set on pass some protection as stingray leather or shell nacre/horn. Others leave bare wood on pass. I have 2-3 mm deep abrasion on my bow after few weeks. Its normal, or its inflicts my fault technique of shooting (bad side khatra)? Thanks. Greeting from freezing neighbourhood, Southern Czechia.
I guess you should work on your technique and check the spine of your arrows
I have full carbon full turkish, a full carbon persian grozer and and an 2 different weight assyrian (43 and 54 pounds )biocomposites grozers.The Biocomposite ..For me the Biocomposites are quiet and soft with a beautiful draw ..The carbons are heavier and more sluggish ..full carbon is heavier than biocomposite and not as soft so lower pounds (less than 40 pounds )carbon feels ok but above the Biocomposite is superb..
Хороший лук, моя любимая форма лука. Считаю что карбоновая ткань там лишняя, даже если это 45/45 !
Both very nice looking and sounding bows, thank you to your friends as well as you Armin 🫸🤛
Where can I buy a bow like this? I try to find it on the sites above, but nothing. Maybe I was looking in the wrong place. Can you give me a more direct link to an online store? Thank you!
link is in the description, yet the full carbon is not on the website. but one can still send a message
@@ArminHirmer thank you
Armin, Is there ANY BOW OUT THERE you would like to try out....that Finances stifle. I am talking Me vs Wagyu Beef $=Maltese Archer vs ANY BOW $? I got a whole lot of "Want to see it, better get with it" energy going on! Medically speaking.
hahaha funny you. I think I am good, every bow which should go through my hands, will at one point in time.
@@ArminHirmer TRUE! That! Was just checking lol You did me right....Simon's Raptor. Multiple Sclerosis is doing its best to beat me down...."medically speaking". I have so many Archery memories....just checking to see if you had 'Bucket List' Bow to try out.
@@adamparsons1725 sorry to hear that!
I like the Assyrian since I bought the first one, the laminated Assyrian. The carbon one seems very interesting. Sorry to say, but the biocomposit is crap. I destroyed two of them by cracking the 'horn' in wintertime (the Hungarian and the Turk). I would like to compare the carbon Assyrian it with my Border Ghillie Dhu horesbow with about the double price. The only disadvantage of the Ghillie is the limited draw length of 28''
The full carbon costs more than the biocomposite.
So the biocomposite is still a tad faster, but nearly the same. Hm. Surprising!
Less Mass is not the main criteria then.
Probably, less mass gives more acceleration, but more mass can store more energy, two contradictional effects.
So modern bows then excel with low maintenance and sinew-horn have a better sustainability..
Show us 50 meters
my garden is only 25m