Grozer Biocomposite Turkish Short 87#

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#.

Gabriel, it's mainly a training bow.

Master Hannu, I am not as bow fit as you are.      Feel free to shoot a video of shooting the 90# Hungarian base bow.

Well, i did'nt remember to update: I did'nt get the bow, there was not any on stock.

But now i made new order, Grozer biocomposite short turkish 70#@28". Just get email from Grozer, bow will be sent soon.

It will be my thumbring shooter, other bows for now is 67# longbow from Falco and 70# Bear Attack, which is with training wheels.. 

I had Grozer TRH laminated turkish, but short model is more like traditional turkish, whitout string bridges. And should be faster i think.

No Korean bow for now, but Hwarang will be some day in my wall too.

Edit: And video and link as soon as i get the bow!

Nice one Hannu!!!  I saw your videos as well.  How do you like it so far?

Have been using only compound for months, but now i just make order for Grózer biocomposite laminated short turkish bow.

"Only" 63#@28", but will be enough for me now.

Will be my only training bow, will use only thumbring and get rid of my shooting gloves...

Don´t know if i get the bow before christmas, but i think it is worth of waiting.

And, again, video and pics as soon as bow arrive.

Hey hannu ,I'm a Finfan so about 2 years ago I went to finland and I was told by a finnish friend that bow hunting is basicaly banned or really restricted ( I don't exactly remember).He also said some thing about alot of fins going to estonia to do it or some thing. Is that true? Is archery popular there? When i was there it felt like there was ALOT of guns but not much archery happening. I loved finland and hope to go back soon  and even live there one day. So I'd be interested to find out what the situation is there.