Arsenal, first Korean Bow with Arrow Shelf by Daylite Archery - Review
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- Arsenal, the first Korean laminated Bow with built-in arrow shelf by Daylite Archery. A very well built bow, elegant looking and great performing. The shelf supports your 3 finger shooting style, either on horseback, or while hunting. 30-50# is just what you might need. And it is a fun shooter, which you dont want to stop shooting. Thank you Kim for sending this beauty to me. A keeper for sure.
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I ordered the Arsenal based on your review, received today and am very impressed, of the 10 or so Asian bows I've owned this is by far the nicest and most versatile , quiet, fast and fun!, no problem shooting 3 under or thumb, thanks for the great review!
I have a one question sir. Just today arrived my first bow-Daylite Arsenal 50" 45pound. When I draw a bow, about a maximal lenght off draw30-31" I hear a very little "crack" like some "sticker" moved. If I hold it in full draw, no other voice coming out. It is "normall" or its some danger to use it? Thanks for any answer from you, or other experienced shooters here.
Have a nice day guys
I recieved my Arsenal today. It is beautiful, and perfect for me who loves horsebows, but shoot normal 3-finger. Thanks to Daylite for making this, and to Mr. Armin for showing us 🏹🏹
I have a one question sir. Just today arrived my first bow-Daylite Arsenal 50" 45pound. When I draw a bow, about a maximal lenght off draw30-31" I hear a very little "crack" like some "sticker" moved. If I hold it in full draw, no other voice coming out. It is "normall" or its some danger to use it? Thanks for any answer from you, or other experienced shooters here.
Have a nice day guys.
@@Slovan.nie.kolaborant Hey Marcel. To be honest, the first bow I recieved broke. I strung the bow, and draw it no more than 29" a few times, and poff, the upper limb came apart. They sent me a new one, pretty quick. And this bow didnt have any problems at all. If the bow manual dont say anything about your issue, its easy to contact Daylite, they answer in like 1-2 day(s). Cheers my guy
@@endresimonsen6556 Man, now you scared me to give a shot with it 😅 If yours Arsenal broke, in that "way" . Other side is pricelist, i payed for bow, six arows, and extra string 300hundred dollars+taxes in EU 115dollars final price 415$...if they will send me a new bow, i will need to pay atleast that 100$ tax extra again(probably).
But tomorrow im going to use a safety glases, and try to give a shot. Maybe im just "paranoid" and that little sticky-cracky noice is nothing to care. Already contacted Daylite by mail, I bought it straight from company. Let see what they will answer.
But huge thanx for answer, and friendly way off care.
Have a nice rest off day man.
@@endresimonsen6556 Thanx for your interest. Today I gave a shot and all seems to be right, no problem shooting as a charm. I hope its going stay like that. One more thanx, im going stay focused and carefull.Have a nice evening.
Thanks to everyone, for their interest in helping.
I bet the mosquitoes are sedate at 14 degrees! Sounds like another beautiful day on this blue rock! Great review, Armin! You're expertise is much appreciated. I always learn something new when you get lost in explanations.
Been looking at the Daylite Bows and was considering a Monarq but the rest on this model has me sold. I am getting one before spring for sure.
Just speculating now. If the arrow shelf is made a bit narrower could this bow be safely made into a double shelfed configuration? Would a double sided set up solve learning tp torque the arrow for new shooters? Making the bow so would encourage a straight pull through no matter how the arrow/string is grasped. Sorry for making trouble. Inquiring minds want to know. You are the most thoughtful archery tackle coach/reviewer on UA-cam. Keep up the good work. Thank you.
Armin, really enjoyed the review and was surprised how silent it was. Is there any update on price? I went to the Website and no price just coming soon. Looks and sounds like a quality build
230$ + shipping on the daylite website.
A little beauty of a bow .... very versatile ... but you mentioned a slightly longer one coming soon , which would make me (and my fat fingers) much happier. for protection at the arrow pass, you could use stick on velcro tabs (get them at your local hardware store) they are easily removed and replaced and will prevent scratches, and they're really cheap.
Phenomenal video. Absolutely love it.
Hmmm... not sure how I feel about this? Part of the appeal to shooting horse bows, for me at least, is shooting off my hand. I feel more attached to the shot, similar to driving an automatic shift car versus a manual shift where I feel I am much more connected to the car when I am shifting the transmission/gear box.
That’s a really cool bow, looks like it worked really good, do you feel like there’s a benefit with a shelf for thumb release?
I think so. I will get one with shelf on the right side and will compare
@@ArminHirmer I look forward to seeing the difference
Beside thumb draw I shoot ocasionally three finger with korean 48" bow. I can shoot it "very precisely" even with no shelf. I do inward kathra, but you have to do it just in minnimalistic manner otherwise you will hit your forearm. Just like native americans did it with their short bows. Panagiotis Saltzis Kavalieratos is guy who inspired me to try it, and it's only style I like as much as thumb draw. Bow looks good, but I would be concerned about durability of that narrow part. Quality content as always !
The limbs just above and below the handle are a little thicker than you find on other Korean bows. That would take care of the narrower width of the upper limb at the cut away when it comes to handling the stresses when drawing and holding at full draw.
@@notapplicable531 Ok, that makes sense then.
I know im a little late. But Daylite told me you measure brace height from the belly of the lower limb to the string.
Thanks for the review!
At first I was thinking, why would you want a Korean bow for mediterranean release in the first place. Just use any other bow. But now that I think about it, it's still a thumb shooter, with the benefit of an almost center shot on the other side, for when your thumb gets sore, but you still want to shoot. Not a bad idea at all.
Great video Armin, as always.
Looks like a nice bow, it’s got a nice price.
I think I might get a 53” LH, supposed to draw 34”.
Did Daylite give any recommended arrow weight information?
I am curious what the gpp range is for these bows?
No info but I guess 6-7gpp should be fine
They don’t list any arrow weight information for any of their bows.
I contacted Daylite directly, they recommend 0.21 grains of arrow for every inch of draw length as a minimum
I owned a kaya Kahn .
Years ago .
It would have been a "first"
Korean style laminated bow with a shelf .
I sold it ,moved on to a windfighter and thumb draw .
That was 10 years or so ago .
Plus or minus .
Pretty smart little bow buddy and plenty fast
I think I want a 53" one 🤔... I'm really enjoying the forever carbon 53" so one with a shelf will be interesting 😊
Thank you 🙏
Is it the bow or how easy you can shoot it, I can see a few puzzled buyers.... Great bow (which it looks) but they can't get it to do what you do.... Maybe miss a few every now and then.... No keep shooting straight it's great to see you change style to overcome I'll suited arrows for a particular style...
I know that kind of quiver either for the packpockets of pants or for facing the arrows backwards, like the ones that stick under your belt. Nice Bow btw.
I really like this bow. I wonder if it is good for a beginner archer.
I'd say yes as long as your drawlength isn't too great if you're shooting three fingers
I picked up this bow. L53" 50# shelf on the left. I draw 32" And it is fantastic smooth. Thumb release. It comes with a leather shelf patch. That can be glued on.
Do you recommend putting it on. I put it on and am thinking about taking it off. 🤔 Hmmm.
No. Sorry. Shelf on the right.
its nice to have it on
Hey Armin, ich fände es echt toll wenn du dir die top ten Bögen 2021, raussuchst, und diese dann kritisch bewertest. Also im direkten Vergleich 10 von 10 erreicht also nur der Beste und die anderen dem entsprechend weniger. Gnadenlos bis hin zu unfair. Hauptsache es ist ehrlich. Deine sonstigen Bewertungen sind halt total untauglich um Bögen zu vergleichen. (Ich verstehe den Ansatz dahinter, hilft mir aber bei meiner Kaufentscheidung wenig, und so geht es vielen.) Fair bewertet hast du ja nun alle schon, jetzt lass sie gegen einander antreten. 😉💪
FIRST COMMENT!! Armin Ustath! Thanks for the Review! 😎
Imn stuck between monarq 48 vs arsenal 50.. that arrow pass i dont have on any bow but sexy monarq
This bow is amazing
What a beautiful invention!
Please can I ask you what sort of arrows are you using with your Arsenal bow, are they wooden ones or are they made of steal metal, ?
all carbon
Three fingers will pinch with these short bows. Really need to learn thumb release. Looks like it's made in the same factory as my Samick SKB.
I remember the Kaya Khan had a shelf then they stopped making it, wonder if Daylite will do the same if there is a lack of demand or if too many break.
I owned a Khan .
It was fun sold it
Moved on to windfighter and thumb draw .
It was strongly recommended
Not to draw past 28 .
Which was fine for me .
I'm short ,my draw is 26 to my favorite anchor .
Bignami in Italy sell it for 209 SRP inc VAT
Another Korean bow review hooray 😃👍
see, reading helps :D thanks
So, with full draw it's 26# of the string-arrow contact !
What spine were the 200 mph arrows?..
Ok 600.. u do say it later.. nvm
Armin is it possible that 32" is the max safe draw and not the max as others understand it?
If I remember correctly the Koreans have a concept of overdrawing a bow for extra power if needed.
maybe with a composite bow, this bow I would not overdraw, but I know the Koreans tell you to draw draw draw
Impressive, very nice
Armin Ustath! been shooting 700-Spine Arrows on my 55# NomadWarriors Bow, and the arrow has 175-Grain tip! And it's hitting Dead Center! Does spine really matter if you're shooting thumb draw? 🤯
Does the arrow fly straight or is it flying sideways at all? You loose a lot of speed if the arrow is sideways... Otherwise, congrats on the good technique!
Doesn't matter if you're hitting dead centre as you can compensate for any arrow. I wouldn't use anything over 400 even for 35 ibs Otherwise I see the arrow bend all over the place in the air but that heavy tip does help a lot.
Bagus sekali ya penjelasannya.. Arsenal us the best...
Hi, I would like to begin archery for deer hunting. Would this be sufficient (40lb short bow)? If so, what’s the best type to buy for right handed. I will probably struggle I’n sure
I would go with a recurve or longbow for hunting
@@ArminHirmer I saw a video you made with another guy (an entertaining author haha) where you both argued asiatic style vs english longbow style and you said you wouldn't do thumb release, etc, if you were to hunt. May I ask - what bow would you use to hunt? Perhaps 45lb long bow with shelf on left side? Would a 64 inch bow be fine for someone kind of short (not too short) with a 26-27 inch draw?
Thank you kindly for taking the time to answer. Your channel is very nice and it's a pleasure to listen and watch!
@@donsimons9810 I would take a short reflex reflex, like the Slick Stick from bearpaw or similar
@@ArminHirmer Thank you! Is that made in Europe?
@@donsimons9810 yes but you can find similar ones in the states. Check Great Plaines Bows as example, so many out there :)
Oh.. is Malta the city name.??..
Where roughly is it located, I haven't a clue, sorry
Malta is the country name
If this is cheapish... I'd like it a lot
Ok.. I really like it... Even the stacking.. get a few extra pounds at 32 draw... Which is perfect for my draw
Could you use the Shelf on the other side for thumb draw? Reloading would be slower i think, it's awesome tho, a new idea
I will get one soon, then I can tell :)
I didn't understand all of your information because I'm not good at english.😢
But as korean, I'm so glad to korean bows are widly known.😆😆💕
Although I don't know that bow was imported or made by non-korean bowmaker. 😁😁
Yes even non Koreans can/able to make korean bows. I don't like bows from Korea. Laminated ones anyway. They use cheap stickers that look terrible on the bow and charge lots for them
At 32" the angle of the string with the limb reaches 90° and the bow starts to stack , like all bows .
like all korean bows in this length yes
If the bow is symetric, there could be another arrow shelf on the bottom of handle for both hands shooting. Of course korean bows have their own one side handle but this is no more korean style bow.
i dont think any bows are symmetric, as in the middle of the handle is in the middle of the bow, I think they are biased towards the Knocking Point so you are as close to releasing arrow at centre, thats why the KP is higher than the centre of the string to compensate. At 16:18 in video you can see where the poundage meter is knocked on the string and where the handle is balanced to see this difference.
Except when you go to compound/recurve bows it more centralised, please correct me if I'm wrong though.
Where to buy if delivery is to Denmark?
From Simsek
What do you do that the string never hit your left forearm?
proper posture and grip I guess and using the torque technique
He made a video to this a while ago
Is it better to shoot thumb release on a shelf?
for a beginner I would say yes, usually no. The benefit of having the self here would be to get a centre shot bow
@@ArminHirmer Why not get a center shot for thumb release. What is wrong with shooting thumb with shelf?
@@ArminHirmer why not get a center shot bow for thumb release? I see no confliction
A great compromise for western archers wanting to shoot a Korean bow western style.
I got the 53" with the shelf on the other side and that's the stacking problem gone and perfect for thumb draw. I'm becoming a fan of Korean bows 🤷🏻♂️, but 🤔....I haven't got my Manchu arrows from Sarmat archery yet So my long yarha hasn't had anything to feed on haha 🙏
How tall are you? I’m thinking the 50 inch is long enough I don’t draw much past 31 inches because I’m only 5 foot 8 inches
@@OpiatesAndTits I'd take the 53 as it's going to be less stress on the now and you have the option to pull longer arrows if you or a guest wanted to try, with instinctive aiming your draw length can be played with which I like 🙂
I'm 5'7" but would think 32" draw on the 50" would be close to if not in its stacking zone. That's my thought but having had no experience with the 50" I could be wrong 🤷🏻♂️
Good tip. I have a one question sir. Just today arrived my first bow-Daylite Arsenal 50" 45pound(inspired by Your video). When I draw a bow, about a maximal lenght off draw30-31" I hear a very little "crack" like some "sticker" moved. If I hold it in full draw, no other voice coming out. It is "normall" or its some danger to use it? Thanks for any answer from you, or other experienced shooters here.
Im Slovakian, writing from Salzburg Austria only for information. Have a nice day guys.
@@Slovan.nie.kolaborant when one of my arsenal made a crack sound the carbon layer had actually split so I would put the bow under light strain and Chech every inch of it. If it's all fine put it under moderate stress and do the same. If all's well try it as normal but slowly and listen for any more cracking sounds. One cracking sound on first shoot might just be settling in. To be honest the only two bows of mine to make a crack sound where flawed 😕.
Armin, please do thumb on the wrong side with this one.
So ur saying for a shelf.. u want a stiffer spine... Right???
a matching spine
@@ArminHirmer I'm sorry... Matching what???.. I'm confused
@@strydyrhellzrydyr1345 the poundage, check spine charts online
Blasphemy!!... But it's a pretty good idea, many finger shooters in trad-archery often go for Korean bows since they're great value for performance, so this is a pretty smart idea.
LMAO! 🤣🤣🤣
Great!!
I do not think you are allowed to have an arrow shelf on your bow if you compete in horseback archery.
Don’t know the rules
package... Certified. ^^; from S.Korea
If only they made an ambidextrous version!
U can find it under hunting bow 👆
It’s 230$…
Good technique👍, only setback is your are mumbling to yourself half the time😂
1st🤭
Noooooooo!! i was about to type first! 😵
@@davidsalman8362 first world problems
How do horse bows measure draw length? Like Olympic recurves are from the “pivot point” to the back of the nock. Are horsebows measured from bow back to nock back? I’d thumb release different?
I need to find my actual draw length for a custom bow.