Hi all!
I've been looking a lot at the Nomad L2 Tatar lately (made by Csaba Grozer) - does anyone here know roughly how it may perform?
(Or if it isn't terribly good, if there is a decent alternative around ...)
Thanks!
Nomad bows
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daryush
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Re: Nomad bows
I'm not sure whether Grozer's 'Nomad' brand is different from his main brand, 'Grozer'. I have the 40# Tatar bow (ten years old now). It's a very nice bow, but I found the grip a little too narrow for my liking.daryush wrote:Hi all!
I've been looking a lot at the Nomad L2 Tatar lately (made by Csaba Grozer) - does anyone here know roughly how it may perform?
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jbl
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I have not shot the L2 Tatar bow but have heard good things about that bow in regards to speed and performance. I have the L1 Assyrian and find it to be a very good bow as far as performance and looks. The only thing is it seems to be a little loud. Overall I think that for the cost the Nomads are very good bows.