Traditional Hunnis recurve bow 46LBS G/677
Horn plate decorated traditional Hunnish recurve bow
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Traditional Hungarian recurve bow G/224
Quality bow at a budget price. It has a smooth and characteristically linear draw.
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Traditional Hungarian recurve bow 50lbs G/224
Quality bow at a budget price. It has a smooth and characteristically linear draw.
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Hungarian recurve bow of the middle ages 35lbs G/557
The Grozer bows have the best quality of our products.It’s a great feeling to draw this bow.
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Traditional Avar Nomad recurve bow G/487 40LBS
Double arched bow, the limbs are in reflex-deflex shape when it is not bended
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Biocomposite Turkish recurve bow 65# G/569
Biocomposite technology.
It combines the laminated, the TRH laminated, and the TRH Extra II laminated bows.
No maintenance is needed, very easy to brace and unbrace (please remember to unbrace it very slowly), endures heat and cold very well.
Sturdy too, it would be hard to twist it even on purpose.
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Traditional Turkish hand-painted base recurve bow 25LBS G/491
The shape of the bow comes from the 10th century and based on archaeological grave-findings. They have a very special design ,and when the string is not on the bow they form a real “C”..
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Traditional Turkish base recurve bow 40LBS G/493
The shape of the bow comes from the 10th century and based on archaeological grave-findings. They have a very special design ,and when the string is not on the bow they form a real “C”..
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Traditional Turkish base recurve bow 28LBS G/492
The shape of the bow comes from the 10th century and based on archaeological grave-findings. They have a very special design ,and when the string is not on the bow they form a real “C”..
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BASED ON WHAT, HOW CAN WE RECONSTRUCT THE HUNGARIAN COMPOSITE HORN BOW BEFORE 1000 AD?
Although Avar and Hungarian bows have not survived and their authentic markings are not known, fairly good reconstructions can be made of them. How is this possible? The secret is that from the stiffening plates made of animal horns found in graves, the skilled eye can deduce many otherwise destroyed parts of the bow, and knowing the general operating principles of reflex bows can lead to professionally founded reconstructions… The reconstruction of the Hungarian bow from the time of the Hungarian conquest is indeed a challenge, since the original bows…
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