Welcome to the Horseback-archery.com
Here on this page you will find Traditional Asiatic bows manufactured by various bowyer
masters.
If you have one of these bows, please write a review about it
so that traditional archery beginners can make an educated choice when
buying a bow.
If you have got a traditional bow that is not listed
here, please send me a a photo and some description of the bow
(manufacturer of the bow, type of the bow, etc.) and I will upload it
here.
Thank you.
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i used to play archery but quit this sport after i got some elbow surgery.,,*
Archery is an age old game that requires lots of practice and focus if you want to excel on it. ‘;*
I purchased in 2010 a GrozerG6 avar bow26#@33″ draw. It arrived in tact from Hungray and is a beautifully crafted horse bow. It is fun to shoot with mt Grand daughter; I didn’t want a bow to hard to pul or too powerful as we intend to use the bow in renaissance or reinactment events. My Grand daughter and I have dragon scale cowls made by my son.
The bow has brought back interest in archery and bow histroy. The bowmakeing technoloigy used and its appearance makes the bow a conversation peice as well as an investment.
I like this website and have a new appreciation of middle eastern peoples. I wish there were some more authentic illustrations of the period clothes, military uses of the bow. I would like to see a composite drawing of the profiles of the styles of bows com0paring the shapes and propertues of the geometry.
Beautiful bows and fun to shoot; this is a good website and would like an adjunct with more about the people and cultures. Well done.
I definitly would like to meet you once. I bought a bow from you. But I have to confess that the eastern technic is hard to get.
Congratulation for this site!
Audrey
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