Different Laminates

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jbl
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Different Laminates

Post by jbl » Tue Jun 30, 2009 6:02 pm

I like the look of the new bicomposites from Grozer and also the look of the laminate bows by Kassai and I was wondering how their performance is against the TRH models of Grozer or the regular Kassai models. Also how their performance is against each other.
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Post by robno » Wed Jul 01, 2009 7:06 pm

You can't really compare the biocomposite, being of natural materials, with the Kassai laminated. They are entirely different species, as it were.

I have not shot all that many of Kassai's bows, but for the rare few (three of them) I have found Gr?zer's equivalents superior.
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Post by jbl » Thu Jul 02, 2009 4:51 pm

Thanks for the info. I own a Grozer Krim/Tatar and I bought my daughter a Kassai Magyar Sport and was just wondering about the new laminates and composites. I really like Grozer's bows I just haven't had a chance to shoot his new bicomposite.
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Post by Dusan » Thu Jul 02, 2009 5:25 pm

Dont wory. Nothing extra. If you have good balanced Trh laminate bow from Grozer -its better than "biocompozit". I shoot vith this tipe "new" bow. Its clasic polyester -wood laminate bow , vith thiny lam od cow horn . Thats all. Because this horn efect , bow is mass heavier and not smooth like normal laminate TRH bow. This is only busines show for people who try "natural" image.
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Post by jbl » Sun Jul 05, 2009 7:00 pm

Thanks again I have narrowed my choice down to a TRH Turkish or the Kassai Falcon. I am really thinking the Grozer just because I like the more historical "C" type bow.
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