I know for a while some of the more well known Bowyers have been producing Turkish synthetic bows like Flagella Dei, Grozer and Saluki. But what are all the other options? Particularly for something that is decent value (nicely made, close to historical design/shape, and not too expensive)?
Recently, I purchased a Golhan Turkish bow and have been very pleased with it. There was also someone else selling Turkish bows on ebay as well that looked really nice with good laminate wood construction core, had shape very close to horn composites, but can't seem to find them anymore.
What are some of the other options here? Thanks.
Turkish Synthetic Bows (Modern Versions) - Other Bowyers
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geoarcher
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Arry
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Two Polish manufacturers have started building fibreglass-laminated Turkish bow replicas:
Sylwester Styrczula: http://translate.google.de/translate?hl ... ewwindow%3
And Tomasz Rozmanowski, who does not seem to have a Webpage but can be reached on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rozbow.rozmanowski
Cheers
Arry
Sylwester Styrczula: http://translate.google.de/translate?hl ... ewwindow%3
And Tomasz Rozmanowski, who does not seem to have a Webpage but can be reached on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rozbow.rozmanowski
Cheers
Arry
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Does anyone have experience with the Turkish bows under the label 'Turan'?:
http://hunarchery.com/catalog/product_i ... cts_id=344
http://hunarchery.com/catalog/product_i ... cts_id=344
