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Hungarian Bow of the Middle Ages, Base Fiberglass, by Grozer - Review

Armin Hirmer

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Grozer’s base bows, I have to say: They are really great!
Fiberglass with this little amount of hand shock, with very good speed for a small price.
Incredible

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20 Comments

@johnjriggsarchery2457 4 years ago

You've been torturing me for a while showing bows that I HAVE TO HAVE. Wow, for the price the level of detail on this bow is impressive

@TD39504 2 years ago

I got exactly this model from Csaba over decade ago. Yep, still kicks :) Piece of art.

@vaportrail226 5 years ago

The handle looks super cool. Almost like a deflex, I like it!

@edkovac8978 5 years ago

The cat in the 8:00 well aware of your shooting ability and not worried about getting hit.

@miguelveratraditionalarche9374 5 years ago

A different but beautiful style🤩🏹no matter the time, always good to see a good review from Armin🤪👍

@waystaff76 5 years ago

As a Grozer fanboy who lives in a region where laminated bows do not always fair so well, I'd been hoping you'd take a look at these. I trust you and now know what my next bow will be.

Thank you

@jarodnaifeh4693 5 years ago

Oh my gosh! How beautiful!

@jahuti5065 5 years ago

I happen to own the 80# version of this bow which I bought on impulse at a mediaeval fair, and yes, I can confirm your suspicion that it is hard to string, in fact it is utter torture. It is so exhausting to string that afterwards I have no strength left with which to shoot it. It's a lovely looking bow, though, and I'd like to own a lighter version which I could shoot more comfortably.

@Marcfasel 5 years ago

Very cute and charming bow I would say and cool to shoot…:)🙏🙏🙏

@ambidextrousarchery 4 years ago

Wow. That bow looks incredible! I love the handle. Just awesome.

@sigmanarchery54 5 years ago

Now that is a great looking Design but it’s all in how it fills in the hand and how it shoots. 👍🏼🏹🇺🇸

@mat_5_85 5 years ago

Loove it when you review a bow from Grozer, always a smile on your face. Nice review as always! Which one is (one of) your favourite bow from Grozer? Good Weekend to you!

@UTxTheArchangel 5 years ago

Those siyahs look so good. This is one of the nicest looking fiberglass bows I've seen. You wouldn't even think it's fiberglass by looking at it. Visually a perfect looking bow, can imagine how it performs, we all know Grozer is a master of his craft. Great view Armin, if there is anything consistent on YT it's you putting out the best Archery content on YT.

@jonoedwards350 5 years ago

Ooh YeeaahHH!
Manchu Man, Manchu rule, der Shotguns of Archery.
Great review, I love all mine, I get a kick everytime.
Unreal stuff Armi.

@zetazsigmond4922 5 years ago

again an extremely correct, detailed, enjoyable presentation! Thank You! just for fun: chronological order -scythian bow -hun bow -medieval hun bow - hungarian bow - and Grózer bows :)

@ZephrusPrime 5 years ago

I always love watching your first shot with a new bow!!

@zachariatekawaare4761 5 years ago

Kia ora Armin! Very enjoyable and informative review (as ALWAYS) Every time I watch a Grozer review I become more and more impressed. This bow is certainly striking in its appearance and is typical of Grozer workmanship. In my area this would be exceptional for the climate and certainly a 'one-off' looking bow. The bow's aesthetics at full draw are really fascinating. My only concern would be the ease of maintaining a firm grip in hot weather. Kia Mihi.