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@@rudra2099 I have not tried Kaya Black Cat or Daylite Monarq. I would say pick the one you like best.

Have a look at some reviews. Kaya Black Cat. ua-cam.com/video/d9ONRNL8n1E/v-deo.htmlsi=vCcn0N0f8k1wBG2t Daylite Monarq ua-cam.com/video/jyaXeKIx01I/v-deo.htmlsi=Z8KzjrmKsQgDDujm

@@miguelveratraditionalarche9374 Thanks. Some better than others but yes. All shots are good. Especially the one's that hit what you're looking at. The act of shooting the bow is just good on its own.

@@StudioSloth Thank you. I do what I can inspired by others.

@@patleonard4978 awesome 😎

@@matthewvassar9686 Not a favourite as such. I have been using the Daylite amgakji more recently but swap to the brass ones every now and then. I am determined to use the sutgakji more now, with a wrist strap, as it seemed to work quite well. I just need more time with it.

@@matthewvassar9686 Thanks. Trying out different things. Some chill jazz mixes very well with the serenity of archery.

Wonderful.

I don't know what that is, but I will check it out. Thank you 🙏

@@MrRourk Just my phone. A Motorola Neo Edge 40. Normal slow motion (240 fps) and then slowed down again on Inshot at 0.2 speed ( about 1,200 FPS)

@@KTBIOM it came out good

@@MrRourk I've made a compilation of the slow mo shots in the thumb ring video for upload. Might be a day or so while I finish it.

@@KTBIOM nice

@@MrRourk This was an outtake. I was using the back camera for slow motion, and could not see whether I was in frame, or even if I had started to record. In the end, i got the orientation wrong. But luckily it was good enough for a short in portrait mode.

@@miguelveratraditionalarche9374 Hola. Hard to say. I've been using the brass ones for over a year, I got the Daylite amgakji in May and been using that except with the Cheonjigung. I've only used the sutgakji a few times from fear of injury. However, following this test, i was impressed by the sutgakji and think I need to practice more with it. I'll attach a wrist strap again, better this time. You can see it in the slow motion but it came off at some point. I think I also need to invest in a Vermil at some point. Not sure what to go for. They have many different types. Also curious about that gao ying ring too.

@@KTBIOM 🙂👍

@@miguelveratraditionalarche9374 what rings are you using? Have you got a favourite?

@@KTBIOM vermil victory for the long draw and for normal short draw the sane you have

@@miguelveratraditionalarche9374 cool 😎👍

@@briandavis6843 Thanks. I'm experimenting with royalty free music.

@@briandavis6843 Thanks. I've yet to explore Vermil / Custom Thumb Rings. So much choice, but prices can be hard. I don't want to get one that doesn't feel right. I shoot NFAS field archery and we have to have "numbered" arrows to use for different pegs. I just went with RW&B as these are the peg colours and also adds a bit more colour to arrows when I miss and get lost in the woods.

@@mrln247 The Daylite amgakji looks a bit different to other Korean female rings I've seen. But there is a lot of variety and designs. I agree that the rings evolved with the style.

@@matthewvassar9686 I got given the hand protector by Ace Archery as a freebie when I bought the Cheonjigung. I wasn't sure what it was at first, but figured it out. It's too small for my index finger, so i don't use it. I must find a way of stretching the leather a bit to make it fit. Saying that, the string contact, burns and dries the skin a little but it's not painful.

@@agamagreen I have to say the brass ones have not let me down so far. The amgakji seemed not to like the 78# Cheonjigung. I'm a bit shy of the sutgakji, especially if I am shooting a lot, as my thumb is likely to shrink and risk it slipping off. Yes I'd like to try a shallow hook at some point. Not come across one so far. Also curious about Manchu rings.

@@iontorcica7911 Thank you 🙏👍🏹

@@matthewvassar9686 No. Not found a suitable grip tape. I bought one from AliExpress but it's a bit rubbish. I want to get a nice leather one in black. Arrow pass. I only shout on rhs so only have a small bit. As nice as an "all the way round" bit of rayskin looks on a bow, it's a bit of a waste as most is not used. Cut up a little bit and the same piece might be good for 4 or 5 passes. Thanks for the support 👍

@@MrRourk The Majesty is a very capable and easy to use bow.

Gracias Miguel ☺️ You are my biggest fan!

@@KTBIOM 👊🙂

@@gogamgogam5485 No. I don't have the HMG / Monarch. I do have a Majesty/ 3K 카본궁.

@@gogamgogam5485 I don't know as I don't have a YMG to compare to. Rumour has it that YMG was started by an ex employee of Jeil and the unstrung / strung shape of both bows is very similar. I don't expect that there is much difference between them, but as I discovered there are small differences that affect personal biomechanics. I'm hoping that someone with experience of them both might comment at some point.

@@Justanotherarcher24 Thanks. Yes both good bows. I'm hoping to build up my strength and do a rematch next summer and see if anything changes.

@@Justanotherarcher24 Subscribed!

@@KTBIOM thanks looking forward to seeing that rematch and any other bows you get in the meantime 😄

@@Justanotherarcher24 Prob won't be another bow until May next year. Eyeing up a YMG, Mujin, Taguek or Daehan. Also like the Bowart bows but that might be trickier to get.

@@KTBIOM We can never have enough bows 🏹😂

I like them all. Although I prefer the Korean domestic versions with a proper Korean grip. Some of the ones made for export, with the western styling, no wraps or English names for example are not to my taste. For example my Daylite Majesty is a great bow, won the Shoot-off, but is based on the Haneul / Sky bow sports 3K Carbon bow which is not as easy to get outside of Korea. skyarchery.cafe24.com/product/3k-%EC%B9%B4%EB%B3%B8%EA%B6%81%EA%B3%B5%EC%9D%B8%EA%B6%81/19/category/1/display/2/

@@SamPeabody It doesn't save all field points. Nice and easy does it. The steel is too soft and can deform and shear easily.

It's a thumb ring. I usually shoot thumb draw with a Korean KTB bow. I'm curious, what did you think it looks like?

@@RinoSukiyatiArchery thank you 🙏👍🏹💪

@@RinoSukiyatiArchery likewise

@@matthewvassar9686 Yes. I have an idea in my head and need a bit of time to try it out. Again it's for my own curiosity and to establish whether my gut feeling is correct.

@@matthewvassar9686 I might do a rematch next year to see how I am getting on and to check if anything changes.

I knew you would understand this one 😉

It's a Scythian gorytos made by Grozer. Its not listed in the new website. Its leather / suede and suits me. Can hold several dozen arrows comfortably as well as a bow. I found it on eBay.

There is a close up of the design on the Cheonjigung review video.

Thanks. This also works in any language. Great for Chinese archery too.

@bildogaggins8196 I have seen the concerns about the early Majesty's. This is a 2nd generation model, which according to Daylite Archery, has been reinforced. It's also "less" than 60# and most of the reported problems appear to have been on the 60+# bows. In terms of performance, the difference is marginal. In terms of price, this was quite cheap for me at the time. In terms of my shooting ability, I have a lot to improve. Might do this test again in the future when I get better. *You'd need a much better archer than me to determine whether there is a material advantage in the construction that warrants the price difference.

@@KTBIOM i see! thanks for the review! gotta see if there's anyone with 2nd gen majesty at my range as well

@@bildogaggins8196 The easiest way to see, is that the 3K Cross carbon doesn't show all the way on the belly. On mine, it's only showing about half way closer to the goja. The early models displayed the 3k cross carbon all along the belly.

@@bildogaggins8196 This Reddit post shows two 60# bows breaking on the upper limb. www.reddit.com/r/TraditionalArchery/s/Be6teEnyZo

@@miguelveratraditionalarche9374 You're right. 💯. Probably my fault being inconsistent but one bow had to win and this is the way it went. Like I said, the Majesty is a no nonsense work horse that gets the job done. I suspect the Monarch/ HMG is the same.

@@K3NJ1K1 Perhaps. I do like the all black colour/ stealth vibe. It would be a shame to break that with a yellow rubber grip. Some black leather sports tape might do the trick.

@@KTBIOM that's right. Black grip tape will be fine.

Black grip tape works. It won't change the look at all. I even used baseball bat grip or tennis over grip. Some have foam and adhesive tape on the back.

Yeah. Weather has been variable with rain and wind. Just need some clear time and daylight. Hoping to have a go tomorrow afternoon at Majesty Vs SMG, if not too tired after the weekly session.

I curious of your thoughts on grip size difference. It looks like daylite has quite a smaller grip than all the other ktb handles. Either way, I hope to have a collection similar to yours. I can't imagine being able to have a collection like Agima Green... Wow, right?! I think she owns every bow she ever liked! Lol (jealous much)?😂

@@matthewvassar9686 funny you should mention grip size. I did talk about it in my next shoot off. Daylite Majesty Vs SMG. There are still about another half a dozen KTBs I'd like to get. I might branch out further after that. Yes. Agama Green has a great collection.

@@kevinmaughan4290 I suppose so. I am not very experienced with other kinds of bows. Only shot training target takedown recurve, and my ILF trad bow, but not since November last year.