The ancient Mongols developed this style with its distinctive bridge on which the string rests. The purpose of this design is to give the string a little extra "pop" when the string snaps against it. This gives this bow the advantage of higher arrow velocity yet has a bit more noise than the Hungarian and/or the Hun bow. This also gave the Mongol arrows a greater distance than anything their enemies had. The Mongolian measures 56" unstrung and 53 ½" strung with a 49" dacron string. Just like the Hungarian, this bow has ash syhas with fine wood or horn lamination and an arrow guard carved from fine wood or horn. Weights available from 35# to 60# at a 28" draw. Very powerful. Fiberglass limbs, ash syhas (with lamination at tips of wood or horn), leather limb cover and stitching.
From Istvan Toth
Price $310.00
New Bow, Just Arrived!!!
- Standard Materials: ash-wood, fibre glass, two component glue,
bandage thread, yew laminate, genuine leather,horn
- Length strung: 136 cm
- Length of string: 136 (13) cm
- Draw weight: 50# at 32
- Draw length: up to 32"
- Brace height: 19 cm
- Average weight*: 500 g
- Total length: 143 cm
Price $345.00
Mongol Traditional Recurve Bow 25-60#
One of the Mongols' main arms was the recurve bow, their technical innovation was the steep horn and the string stool, which gave bigger dynamics to the arrow. This traditional recurve bow is made from a combination of glass fiber, wood and leather.
Average weight : 710 g
Length of string : 121 cm
Draw weight: 25-60#
From Csaba Grozer
Price $360.00
New Mongol Recurve Bow 25-60# "GREAT AND CHEEP"
This bow is combination of glass fiber, wood and leather.
This is a fast, good bow for a common man.
This bow is faster than the old Mongol bow.
Average weight : 810 g Total lenght: 144 cm
Length between Syhas: 136 cm
Lenght of string : 129 cm
Draw weight: 25-60#
Max. draw lenght: 31"
From Istvan Toth
Price $320.00