Good work! I smoothed the edges of my tips, and put a felt rest on the shelf too.
1 2012-07-26 17:47:31
Re: Kaya Kahn first impressions ::UPDATED! BROKEN!:: (17 replies, posted in Bows)
2 2012-07-19 19:46:19
Re: Love my new Khan! (3 replies, posted in Bows)
I bought another Khan!
The center serving on the string was waaaaay off, would not work at all no matter which loop was on top. The center serving on my first bowstring was shorter than I like (4 inches), so I had both re-served so I have 2 inches of serving above my nocking point and 5 inches below.
The Flemish strings worked great too BTW. Still smooth, fast and quiet.
3 2012-07-18 17:37:36
Re: Love my new Khan! (3 replies, posted in Bows)
Thanks! I ordered some Flemish style strings w 4 inch loops, 16 strands of Fast Flight Plus. Will let you know how they compare.
4 2012-07-17 20:24:35
Topic: Love my new Khan! (3 replies, posted in Bows)
I like this bow so much I may get another for a backup!
It's just what I wanted; classic looks w a shelf for a finger shooter. Works much better for me than the Samick SKB did.
Mine is marked 45/52. It draws 40 at 28. The string that came w it is 47 inches long and braces it at 6 inches, which would make it a 50 inch bow by AMO standards, even though it measures 52 from nock to nock along the curve.
Mine is smooth, fast, and quiet, shoots where I look. Didn't need any adjusting, has same POI/POA as my old Bear and new Martin trad bows. 1916/2016 aluminum, 600/500 carbon arrows flew great. Even some old #7 Micro-Flite fiberglass arrows I have. About 160 fps w 500g arrows, drawn 28 inches w fingers. A fantastic deal for the price!
No Korean Master Archer. I can keep all my arrows on a large pizza box at 40 yds, and I'm very happy w that!
I may get some custom made strings for it. Will they work if the whole loop is served? Would a flemish style string work?
