Sure, it's good to 30" draw max and requires very careful stringing. Laminated Korean traditional bows are so easy to string!
There have been quite a lot of biocomposite breakage due to careless stringing or unexpected delamination. So, the archer get to take it easy. This is the third generation of this technology - someone correct me if I am wrong - and is quite stable compared to the previous version which required quite a bit of adjustments after stringing.
And yes, there is horn on the belly and sinew on the back. However, the construction is different from a real horn/sinew composite bow. The horn and sinew are not directly glued to the core but are encased in a plate of fiberglass and another material.
Draw wise this beauty is soft and smooth compared to a Nomad G4 Bashkir 80#.