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Technical facts:

Draw weight 30-80#
Total length 51½”
Siyahs span 34½”
Strung length 44½”
Maximum draw length 30″
Brace height 8″

The „Grózer” bows have the best quality of our products. The „Grózer” Turkish is a mid-range in price from our „Grózer” series. They have a very good price/value rate. The design comes from the 10th century and based on archeological grave-findings. The „Grózer” Turkish bow has a full genuine leather coverage. They have a very special design (see pictures), and when the string is not on the bow they form a real „C”, which will be bent in the other direction, and this provides quite dynamic attributes for theese bows

‘C’- shape or bent forward arms

Briefly speaking I can say that with relatively soft materials like horn and sinew, the C-shape works better, but with stiffer materials such as the fiberglass, carbon, the bent forward arms are much better in case of a traditional recurve bow. There were bent forward arms bows among the old horn bows as well, where the handle angle was quite big, for example in the Avar, Hunnish types.

Technical facts:

Draw weight 30-80#
Total length 47 ½”
Siyahs span 32 ½”
Strung length 42″
Maximum draw length 30″
Brace height 6 ¾”

This is a shorter version of the Biocomposite Laminated Turkish bow. Precisely was created based on old Turkish bows, in original sizes.

The outer side of the bow is pressed sinew plate. The inner side is pressed „horn” plate, either completely black or lighter. The core is wood.

It can be covered in leather. In this case only the inner layer and the end is uncovered.

This is a really short bow, as a result very dynamic. Rather suitable for thumb release, can be drawn up to 30”. Using threefinger release its maximum draw length is only 28-29”.

Moreover it can be drawn very smoothly, due to the newest biocomposite technology.

Technical facts:

Draw weight 30-80#
Total length 51½”
Siyahs span 34½”
Strung length 44½”
Maximum draw length 30″
Brace height 8″

This bow is the exact copy of the original made with the same method as a thousand years ago,and consists of only natural components. The base of the bow is wood. The inner layer was made of buffalo horn, the outer layer of glued sinew layers. The whole outer side is covered in brass brown, parchment like leather.

The „Grózer” bows have the best quality of our products. The „Grózer” Turkish is a HIGH-range in price from our „Grózer” series. The design comes from the 10th century and based on archeological grave-findings. They have a very special design (see pictures), and when the string is not on the bow they form a real „C”, which will be bent in the other direction, and this provides quite dynamic attributes for theese bows

‘C’- shape or bent forward arms

Briefly speaking I can say that with relatively soft materials like horn and sinew, the C-shape works better, but with stiffer materials such as the fiberglass, carbon, the bent forward arms are much better in case of a traditional recurve bow. There were bent forward arms bows among the old horn bows as well, where the handle angle was quite big, for example in the Avar, Hunnish types.

Technical facts:

Draw weight 30-80#
Total length 51½”
Siyahs span 34½”
Strung length 44½”
Maximum draw length 30″
Brace height 8″

The „Grózer” bows have the best quality of our products. The „Grózer” Turkish is a mid-range in price from our „Grózer” series. They have a very good price/value rate. The design comes from the 10th century and based on archeological grave-findings. The „Grózer” Turkish bow has a full genuine leather coverage. They have a very special design (see pictures), and when the string is not on the bow they form a real „C”, which will be bent in the other direction, and this provides quite dynamic attributes for theese bows

”C”- shape or bent forward arms

Briefly speaking I can say that with relatively soft materials like horn and sinew, the C-shape works better, but with stiffer materials such as the fiberglass, carbon, the bent forward arms are much better in case of a traditional recurve bow. There were bent forward arms bows among the old horn bows as well, where the handle angle was quite big, for example in the Avar, Hunnish types.

draw weight:25-55 LBS
total length: 45″
length between siyahs: 35″
length strung: 40 1/2″
max. draw length: 30″
brace height: 6 7/8″

The bow is covered in leather.They have a very good price/value rate. The design comes from the 10th century and based on archeological grave-findings. The „Grózer” Turkish bow has a full genuine leather coverage. They have a very special design (see pictures), and when the string is not on the bow they form a real „C”, which will be bent in the other direction, and this provides quite dynamic attributes for theese bows

””C””- shape or bent forward arms

Briefly speaking I can say that with relatively soft materials like horn and sinew, the C-shape works better, but with stiffer materials such as the fiberglass, carbon, the bent forward arms are much better in case of a traditional recurve bow. There were bent forward arms bows among the old horn bows as well, where the handle angle was quite big, for example in the Avar, Hunnish types.