Samick MIND 50.
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Rapsod
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Samick MIND 50.
What do you think about this bow? It is cheap and made of carbon fiber.
Does anyone have this bow? I need honest review.
Does anyone have this bow? I need honest review.
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it is made with wood and carbon....and it is very fast
it is smooth to draw even at 60# but for HA 30 to 35# is enough
I have hwarang corean bows and it is the same thing and they are very good if you take the arrows out of a quiver.
I have also some well knowed "hungarian "horsebows and I dont like at all:one of them call"mongol" is done with metallic limbs under the snake skin!!!!!!what a pity
for me ,I said "for me" the best bows are saluki bows :I have 5 of them:3 horn bows and 2 fiberglass ranging from 32 to 72#
saluki have now horsebow at 400$(the "litle giant") so I recommend it to begin else mind 50 (or skb if you have small hand)
that is our "philsophy" at HA french club "Eponarc"
it is smooth to draw even at 60# but for HA 30 to 35# is enough
I have hwarang corean bows and it is the same thing and they are very good if you take the arrows out of a quiver.
I have also some well knowed "hungarian "horsebows and I dont like at all:one of them call"mongol" is done with metallic limbs under the snake skin!!!!!!what a pity
for me ,I said "for me" the best bows are saluki bows :I have 5 of them:3 horn bows and 2 fiberglass ranging from 32 to 72#
saluki have now horsebow at 400$(the "litle giant") so I recommend it to begin else mind 50 (or skb if you have small hand)
that is our "philsophy" at HA french club "Eponarc"
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Rapsod
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Not only ninja. It is more like this comic book http://cowboyninjaviking.blogspot.com/
I am in some ninja/viking/jedi mode
Black bow with red stickers. Can you destick them? Black bow
and white arrows with white feathers. I am sick I know.
I forget to ask very important question. What arrow spin do you
use with this bow. I am probably going to order 60#. In real world
(28") the bow is 54-55#. I read somewhere that is good to take
shaft with 10# lower spine for SKB.
I used this calculator http://heilakka.com/stumiller/ and it show that
I must use shafts with 55# spine. If I buy stiff shafts I am going
to end with very long arrows and I don't like very long arrows.
I am in some ninja/viking/jedi mode
Black bow with red stickers. Can you destick them? Black bow
and white arrows with white feathers. I am sick I know.
I forget to ask very important question. What arrow spin do you
use with this bow. I am probably going to order 60#. In real world
(28") the bow is 54-55#. I read somewhere that is good to take
shaft with 10# lower spine for SKB.
I used this calculator http://heilakka.com/stumiller/ and it show that
I must use shafts with 55# spine. If I buy stiff shafts I am going
to end with very long arrows and I don't like very long arrows.
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A few weeks I bought a 45# Mind-50 and it really is a nice bow. I am using the Sasanid thumbdraw with an improvised leather tab attached to my middle finger. While releasing I try go perform that special twist, but the Mind-50 has a fairly small handle so it is not very easy to make the bow swing around my bowhand.
My draw length is about 29# so I bought 11/32 shafts spined from 45#-50# (cut down to 75 cm, 4" parabolic fletchings, 125 grain arrowhead). Hit rate is now about 55% on a 40 cm fita target at 18 m so there is some room for improvement...
My draw length is about 29# so I bought 11/32 shafts spined from 45#-50# (cut down to 75 cm, 4" parabolic fletchings, 125 grain arrowhead). Hit rate is now about 55% on a 40 cm fita target at 18 m so there is some room for improvement...
