Nomad KTB warm up shoot in a snowy Devon.
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
- Snow! This is unusual for Devon, UK, even in January. Today I was shooting the Nomad KTB by Freddie Archery... and later on the Raider bow by Paragon, simply because I cannot resist this bow.
These are first my warm up shots from both, warts and all. I managed about an hour before my fingers went numb. The noise in the background is the stream which runs through the valley.
Thank you for watching!
New fan from New York state. Your form looks perfect!! I just got into archery recently and ive seen a few of your videos and they are very inspiring. Keeps me excited about archery to see others enjoying it as well. Subscribed and liked 💪👍
Very Elegant way of shooting. I love your videos. Both bows are great. Well the Raider🏹 is beautiful. 👊😃
Very good shooting, great form...
Very nice video! I like that you are filming yourself from many angles. I spent some times replaying the video in slow motion just to learn the form. This is helping me a lot on improving my archery skill. Thank you!
Wonderful form and concentration 👍😎🏹🇨🇦
Hi Sarah, Its John From Hush Custom Archery. Beautiful form you have, yes I can see were your drawing to now and were to position the fletchings. Looking forward to making your order. John
Nice shooting 👍, and what a beautiful place to live :) . BTW what poundage is Your KTB?
Thank you! This bow was 35lb at 28" maybe 40 at 31". The arrows I am using here are 31"
@@SarahLKent Ok, thanks :)
Really thinking about getting the nomad ktb.
Edit: I just ordered it, gotta wait 6-8 weeks now :/
Hi would you recommend the ktb
I prefer the draw curve of my tatar style raider bow. I use this lighter 30# KTB as a warm up bow. My 35# KTB ( a black shadow by Freddie archery) feels stiff and not much fun (to me). My KTBs, both by Freddie archery, do have a relatively wide arrow pass, although you do get used to that. They are bows I am happy to shoot in rain /drizzle and they feel robust and reliable / consistent performers. But they do not make me smile like my Paragon Raider. I guess it depends on what you are looking for in a bow. My KTBs were my two starter bows after having had a 20+ year hiatus from archery.
@@SarahLKent that's good enough for me
@@SarahLKent Hello Sarah, i'm glad somebody shares my views, i found the 48" black shadow to stiffen up too soon for my liking and draw length of 32". Tho stepping up to 53" nomad ktb solved the issue, these bows are kinda harsh in their behavior, but slightly overdrawing them together with gentle string twist and performing forward khatra does wonders. I've shot many much more pleasant bows, but i love my little beasts.