Turkish Bow Short Bow Horseback Archery Bow 30-50lbs

This bow is absolutely gorgeous, and comes with a ray-skin arrow pass which will not wear out like regular leather. The arrows fly out of it silly fast, and as it's a traditional bow made of modern materials, it won't wear out even if left strung. I wish it were longer as I am a relatively tall guy with long arms, but still is a very well-made bow for the price.

I dont have much to say about it bc Im not that experienced in the ins and outs of archery but in my experience so far (About 200 shots) it shoots hard and straight (with good arrows). Ive accidently dry fired it a couple times and it suffered no damage and overall it seems good.

Nice looking bow. in my case mostly decorative purpose but I did couple of shots and it is easy to use. I am still bad at aiming :)

Love this bow!!!! Very impressed with the accuracy, smooth draw,no stacking or hand shock

Very good little bow for the price point. These fiberglass limb bows from Ali bow generally run about 6-8 pounds under their marked weight. I have one in 40# ( actual is 36#) in Mongolian style and one in 50# ( actually is 46#) in turkish style. My draw length is 31”, bow poundage marked at 28”.They shoot well and are very durable with normal use. I have shot hundreds of arrows over mine. Draw weight has not diminished since I have had them, I unstring them when not in use. If your interested in asian style archery, this is a great way to get started. These are shot off the hand ( no arrow rest) so invest in a shooting glove for your bow hand. These work well with 3 finger and thumb release. Factory strings are a bit noisy. String silencers will help, I make mine from old bicycle tubes. Just a 1/2” wide by 1” long with a hole, at one end. Wrap over string and through self hole and pull snug. I put two on each end. Work very well and its cheap.

So far I've shot around 600-700 arrows with this bow and it's still holding strong, no warping on the limbs, no cracks or split leather, or other physical damage (other than a few scrapes on the laminate siyahs from shipping) it looks and shoots like I just got it yesterday. The bow is very sturdy, has little hand shock, and overall feels very nice to shoot. I'd recommend feathered arrows over plastic fletching unless you own (or plan to own) a hand guard/thumb guard or wear some tear resistant gloves as the plastic fletching of most modern arrows will scrape your hand when you fire an arrow and can possibly cut you. You can also install an arrow rest on the bow if you don't mind gluing or clipping something on the bow to keep the arrow from resting directly on your hand while firing.The string it came with is alright, I've been quite rough on it and it's survived so far. The zebra pattern of the string is also pretty cool.When it comes to good traditional laminate bows on Amazon, Aliarchery/Alibow/Longbowmaker are some the best manufacturers and are the best manufacturers in the $100 price range as far as I know.

nice bow

Small hand grip is offset and very awkward to hold and would force the string into my arm.