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This gentleman's shooting is so impressive. I got into Asiatic because of these videos. I don't know how he does it, doesn't even look like he's anchoring.

WOW Armin what a cool bow, i will be going from here directly to order this bow in 30#. This will be my 4th TATAR bow. I really enjoy Tartar Bows.

quite popular that bow in Indonesia, the new version bow from Abu Umar

Great bow for the price

Do you happen to know where i could buy a war horsebow? Scythian or any eastern step horsebow that is above 100 punds. I would appritiate it.

Thanks Armin for Introducing the Sanmun II, the latest innovation from the renowned Umaram Bow Company. Building on the legacy of its predecessor, the Sanmun, this new model embodies the strength, precision, and beauty of the sun and moon. Umaram has once again delivered a bow that captures the essence of excellence in asiatic archery. The original Sanmun has been a favorite among archery enthusiasts in Indonesia for its durability, lightweight construction, and exquisite finishing. Perfect for horseback archery, target shooting, and running archery, it set a high standard in the archery community. The Sanmun II retains all these beloved features while incorporating significant enhancements that make it even more outstanding. The Sanmun II has undergone rigorous R&D testing, including dry fire tests in Indonesia's hot weather, ensuring it can withstand extreme conditions without compromising performance. Maintaining the lightweight nature of its predecessor, the Sanmun II offers improved maneuverability, making it perfect for dynamic archery disciplines. With advanced materials and construction techniques, it provides exceptional accuracy, allowing archers to hit their targets with confidence. The aesthetic excellence of the Sanmun II is undeniable, continuing to honor the visual legacy of the Sanmun series with a design that reflects the harmony and elegance of the sun and moon. Suitable for various forms of archery, the Sanmun II is versatile enough to meet the needs of horseback archers, target shooters, and those practicing running archery. Extensively R&D tested in diverse conditions, particularly in Indonesia's hot climate, the Sanmun II has proven its resilience and reliability, ensuring consistent performance under pressure. The bow's design also minimizes vibration, providing a smoother shooting experience. Whether you are a seasoned archer or a passionate enthusiast, the Sanmun II is a worthy addition to your collection. Its combination of durability, lightweight design, precision, and beauty makes it a standout choice for any archer. The Sanmun II continues the proud tradition of Umaram Bow Company, delivering a product that not only meets but exceeds the expectations of the archery community.

Definitely gonna give that a try, I’ve heard two eyes open, is the way to sight in. I’ve been getting back into shooting traditional again and it’s been some work, can group, even punch a practice golf ball at 10yds and 20yds, but it’s one eye down the shaft sighting off the back of the fletching and following it down the arrow, but it’s a challenge and the aim point has to be adjusted, compensated in order to hit bullseye, center, and/or the hanging plastic golf ball. I also found trying to aim down the point, the target becomes blurry, so I’ve adjusted to make it work, but after seeing this clip, it’s definitely about keeping both eyes open and adopt to this aiming system I can see, it’s like that for gun shooting and sighting as well. Thx for the share on this subject 💯 🎯

Very nice piece you got there. :) Keep up the good work and "frohe Pfingsten"!😇

good review, never seen holes like that but makes since.

Bardzo ladny łuk, bardzo mi się podobało " nie ma problemu":) Najlepsze pozdrowienia z Polski

Sounded great!!

This bow looks fun and smooth. The handle looks a bit thin for me could probably add some leather to fit the swell of my hand.

If I didn't already own a high priced bow, this would be an instant buy. What a beauty!

thank you

If I could muster the cabbage, I'd certainly buy this in 50Lbs. I also appreciate any bowyer that includes ample information with the bow. A beauty! PS: That's a lovely range setup. I could spend many many full days there.

I love that slow-mo with music, especially with that reflection in window behind. Shift from strictly technical reviews to more inspirational/artistic side is good choice in my opinion.

Armin.. what's the ideal arrow pass thickness for you? any cons if the arrow pass is too narrow besides reduced structural strength?

Love your Videos Armin 🎉

Beautiful bow from indonesia

I know this video has been up for ages but I only just watched it all and put it into practice. Amazing results

Another Good one.

Again, for the algorithm sake😉: nice bow, nice video!

Stunning bow. I really like the designs on it. Seems to be a real nice shooter

That's a beauty, but my AF Tatar (plain but a great performer, I think the carbon core helps especially with torque) will be good for me. Currently my favourite Asiatic bow.

the Parthian shot... i forget the guys name just now but it was very good advice. a fella once told i that it is a good idea to start a session throwing arrows with the Parthian shot to provide a measure of where our technique is at for overcoming the paradox the traditional medieval way. sure enough i gave his advice a try and it works. so when i practice i usually throw arrows in sets of six, the first three i throw Parthian and usually go up to around twenty four sets. i no longer use a glove as practicing this way has pretty much eliminated the instances of the fletchings scraping i knuckle on release. i still use a brace sometimes but only when throwing with the ottoman bow when sometimes i still get string slap against i forearm with the shorter brace height on the Turkish bows. never happens when i throw with the Mongolian or Indo Persian bows which is how i figure it's the brace height i am learning to overcome. practice makes perfect and sure enough it happens less and less so i am getting there. interestingly however it doesn't happen when i throw Parthian on a Turkish bow!

They need some Goblins and a Sasquatch on that 3d course :)

Umaram Bows are always so beautiful

One word >>> Beautiful!

Sanmun !!!!

Please do a review of the large Hungarian bow from Vegh Bows.

Another stunning bow. Such a shame bowyers are not taking notice about your advice with the sanding on nocking points. its such a quick fix too. I personally burnish them after sanding using a very hard wood. this rounds them off perfectly and eliminates all sharp edges. Blessings from England and keep the content coming

Vielen Dank für die klare Erklärung !

With all due respect, my left elbow can do the same damage, but this overall has better safety, in my country only the key versions are legal

I tried thumb release last summer and the result was... really, spectacularly awful. Yesterday, I did as you said, and my arrows are dead on target and fly straight. Thank you so much for the clear explanation and demonstration.

Hi there, a basic question: how often do you replace a string? Or does it depend on any obvious signs of wear?

Is niiiiiice

Your reviews are exceptional.

I have a dragon x8 and love the thing.

After having waited for six months, I finallly got this bow. Needed some time to sand down the connecting middle part, but finally, it fits perfect. Oh girls and boys, I love this bow. I own more than 30 bows, somehow addicted to this hobby. This is the best non-laminated bow I own. Outstanding value for the price. Ordered in 35 LBS, no complains yet after 200+ arrows.

Awesome looking bow, looks like assyrian style. Unfortunately, very expensive, including shipping and taxes to Europa more than 700 Euro, more than a Curon by Kyzl which seems to be similar and is an outstanding upper class bow. Nice and short review. However, I am always missing the draw test on the tiller stock.

Guys if Armin tells you to use especially heavy arrows: DO IT! I shoot slightly below 12gpp The blisters on my hand are manageable but the pain in my bones is a little concerning =D I love this bow so much and want to Master it one day so maybe i took it a little too far with over 100 shots per shooting day (4-5 times per week) Anyways. Thank you Armin for your reviews and tutorials! You made me fall in love with asiatic archery <3

Great Plains makes a few "Hill Style" bows. Each with slight variation.

I didn't hear, did you tiller pull weight at 28" 🙂

Hai Armin I am a fan of you. Are you from Austria or Malta? Cuz you sound like Austrian yet you are in Malta?

There is one more trick to string bows with siyhas. Using the step thru method but using a belt or the bow sleeve and tie it to your leg. Put the lower limb in that and it avoid twisting. The limb is than free to adjust it angle itself but is hold on the leg because of the belt, string or sleeve. I had the problem, that the limb is not a friend of my calf, so I´d try to avoid direct contact this way and turns out it is much better to handle. The weakest bow I own has 50 pounds, so it is also for heavier bows an option to consider.

So finally got to shoot my X8 for the first time today. I had to tie a couple knots in the string to get the brace height to 8". I didn't add the silencers yet. I wanted to shoot it raw first. I was shocked it's a hell of a shooter. The arrows that come with it are to heavy for the bow. I have a 500 spine with 125 G tips. And it shot light out. I will add the silencers. Im a target shooter. Ive never been hunting.

Great video!

Thank you 💪❤️

I couldn't pick your accent but then I heard "Morgen" :)

Im an absolute amateur, and i can see that thing wasnt tillering anything close to even.