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$99 Hungarian Style Horse Bow From AMAZON -- (1ST HORSE BOW EVER) - Flagella Recurve Horse Bow

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20 Comments

@b4its2l83 4 years ago

I am 57 years old and I shot recurve my whole life. 6 months ago a bought a samick skb 45 and - IT CHANGED EVERYTHING ! - I shoot off the right side now and can shoot a foot ball out of the air. My speed is through the roof ! I can shoot 6 arrows out of my back quiver in 10 seconds...ON TARGET ! All I can say to those right handed shooters who still shoot off a left side shelf. You are missing out ! Off the hand horse bow is a whole new world. In two weeks....you can be shooting thumb release with better accuracy than you do with your classic recurve. Try it !

@sl33pySamurai 5 years ago

This bow was my first (and only) bow. I like it a lot to be honest.

@tamasvarga6673 5 years ago

As a Hungarian I can teal you that you picked the awailable cheepest, which isn't a fund the "rela deal" which is not from fiberglass but natural materials. As I know the old war bows started from 60 kg draw waith. This tipe of bow holds the world record in longest shot category.

@jonah214 5 years ago

i would love to see you build an actual composite bow with buffalo horn and sinew on a wooden core.

@Historicalarcher 5 years ago

I’m glad you got your first Asiatic bow, if you are interested in the future try thumb draw with the arrow on the other side as it is typically done is horseback archery (there are exceptions such as kassai that use med draw on horseback but you are already experienced in that style)

@RedStretchLimo 2 years ago

Bought one these off ebay about eight or nine years ago; a fifty pounder for 65 buck. It was my first Asian bow and I enjoy shooting it still. I have much better version of if now but it still shoots well and I don't have to baby it in bad weather. Despite it's innovative beginnings the "horse bow" is still a simple bow. Yes, you do shoot off your hand and the handle is as simply as it gets with no arrow rest. This kind of a bow makes you a real archer without the technology to forgive your mistakes. It doesn't make excuses for your limitations. You learn to overcome them, and you become a better archer for it.

@GruntLight 5 years ago

This guy is such a likable person. Excellent review. Keep up the good work.

@nelorain3291 5 years ago

They did have a wider range of poundage at some point, i have the 100lb version.

@jamestarbox1322 5 years ago

I have an 80 pound one I hunt with for the last five years I love it

@mikeorick6898 5 years ago (edited)

Looks like an Alibow H-1 "Hungarian" model. The siyahs and handle are mulberry wood, the limbs are solid fiberglass. Covered in cow or pig skin. The strings are tempered Nylon on the least expensive bows, Dyneema on the others. Performance improves a lot with a good Dacron or Dyneema string. You can special order it up to 110@28. A friend has one that is 138@32, and it outshoots his 150@32 hickory longbow as far as speed.

@CollidingStrings 5 years ago

I have this bow in 35# and really like it. It is fun to shoot, the leather work and string wrap are very nicely done, the grip is comfortable for long sessions. If you shoot horse bows, it isn't bad. You can avoid cutting your hand by knocking the arrow a bit higher on the string. If you aren't sure which side is up, look at the grip, there is a low friction strip for the arrow to rest against. If you want to try a horse bow, this is an inexpensive option. Beware, though, when you start having fun with it, you may wind up spending a lot more money on horse bows. I did.

@mRibbons 5 years ago

This was my first bow after using a youth bow for a few weeks. I got the 30# variant and used Asiatic thumb draw to shoot. When I upped my poundage and got a 45# Korean style bow, I realized how rough this thing actually is. Even for a plinker, you can get better at this price.

@enoktheewok4821 5 years ago

I have this bow, your feelings are right. It is a nice little bow. I flip between Mediterranean and thumb draw a lot and have put countless arrows down range with it and its one of my favorites. One thing to help with the cuts is to smooth the transition from shaft to fletching. I didn't have the string vibration problem but I never found proper arrows for the length I draw anyways. It's no Tomahawk but I enjoy it too.

@frankcowan6625 5 years ago

I have this bow and for a week I didn't realize the brace hight need to be 7 inch.
Knock high and no hand hits.
I love this beater.

@hecatrix777 5 years ago

to avoid the red/blistering of shooting off of your hand, you can knock the arrow slightly higher to avoid the fletching from rubbing aggressively on your hand! I shoot these kind of bows, and would recommend that you shoot them with a thumb draw technique and a thumb guard at that. Shooting Mediterranean with these kind of bows can be harder because of where to bow sits. Love your videos! actually use your videos when deciding which bows to give as gifts! keep up the amazing work!

@WagWaggers 5 years ago

I bought myself one of those bows from Amazon. 50lb draw weight. Actually very happy with it! Had some issues shooting off my hand though, so added an arrow rest which I made from leather and wrapped it around the grip. Really do like it a lot! Does take a while to get used to, but for £99, I'm not complaining. Love the vids dude, keep 'em coming!!!

@seaotter52 5 years ago

If you have never shot off the hand or done thumb release technique I suggest you watch Armin Hirmer channel on YouTube. In his older videos he shows how to do it effectively. In essence you nock the arrow ABOVE the "normal" nock point. Depending on the bow and your preference, 1/4 to 1/2 inch higher. Armin explains it well