Asiatic style bow

[Snufkin]

SOLD!
I've had this for a while but I rarely shoot fibreglass bows anymore so I thought someone here might like it. It's a Czaba Grozer Crimean Tartar style bow, 45lb drawweight at 28" (although it is safe to draw to 32") it can be used by both left and right handed shooters, its fast and pleasant to shoot with no sign of stacking at 28"

I'm asking £125 for it, that includes postage in the UK (I'll post overseas but postage will be charged at cost) Paypal prefered.

 

[ggfh666]

I've got a Scythian from Grozer.

Quality stuff, powerfull and fast.

 

[bent-stick]

I've pm'd you...

 

[scruff]

Darn I forgot it was pay day today or I wouldn't have restrained myself.

These bows look really good.

Hope you enjoy using it bent-stick

 

[OzaawaaMigiziNini]

45 lb asiatic????? sold????? and I had the money too :yikes:

 

[Tengu]

My friends got a Grozer. (a wooden one)

So has Robin Hoodie...

 

[pierre girard]

For some reason - I've always wanted a composite bow. I have a couple of recurve bows, but I know nothing about composites. I looked at the grozer site:

http://www.grozerarchery.com/index_m.htm

Which bow would you recommend for a novis like myself?

 

[bent-stick]

I have the crimean tartar (gloat) - shot it in competition for the first time 2 weeks ago and it goes like a rocket.

and a magyar (not grozer but close, a chap called Zoltan who trades at the re-enactment fairs)

and a steve ralphs scythian

The magyar is the most forgiving. the broad limbs and huge syahs make it feel very safe. There's a bit of shock when the syahs stop moving.

 

[Snufkin]

For some reason - I've always wanted a composite bow. I have a couple of recurve bows, but I know nothing about composites. I looked at the grozer site:

http://www.grozerarchery.com/index_m.htm

Which bow would you recommend for a novis like myself?

I have a Grozer Magyar and had the Crimean Tartar and of the two the Magyar is more forgiving. But they are both great bows. I think 3 rivers archery in the US do some asiatic style bows. Give them a google.

 

[pierre girard]

I have a Grozer Magyar and had the Crimean Tartar and of the two the Magyar is more forgiving. But they are both great bows. I think 3 rivers archery in the US do some asiatic style bows. Give them a google.

I checked and they have a Magyar style. How many pounds would you suggest - as I will (probably) be using it for hunting?

PG

 

[Snufkin]

I checked and they have a Magyar style. How many pounds would you suggest - as I will (probably) be using it for hunting?

PG

I'm no expert on bow hunting but I would suggest a minimum of 50lbs @28" but higher, if you can comfortably and accurately shoot it.

 

[OzaawaaMigiziNini]

Pierre, 45 for a deer or smaller... but if you want an all around bow.. yeah 50 minimum