Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The Assyrian style bow draws very smoothly, feels snappy for me and gives a little sound at release, if forward khatra is used.
In this case I prefer side khatra, to avoid noise.
The vibration is absolutely minor.
It’s a very beautiful bow and a pleasure to shoot!
Here are the specs:
length ntn: 54,5“
length strung: 50,75"
draw weight: 25 lbs/ 28“
max. draw length: 33"
brace height: 7 3/4“
arrow pass: 23 cm
weight: 417gr
technology: biocomposite laminated, maple wood in handle and siyah core, bamboo in limbs, sinew plates on back and processed horn on belly
Explanation for processed horn taken from Grózer‘s homepage:
„The bows made by this technology consist of the following materials: the middle layers of wood, the inner layer of processed horn, while the outer layer of pressed sinew plate. These two layers are glued to the wooden plate by modern glue and the glued layer gets a modern fibre strengthening.“
The Assyrian style bow draws very smoothly, feels snappy for me and gives a little sound at release, if forward khatra is used.
In this case I prefer side khatra, to avoid noise.
The vibration is absolutely minor.
It’s a very beautiful bow and a pleasure to shoot!
Here are the specs:
length ntn: 54,5“
length strung: 50,75"
draw weight: 25 lbs/ 28“
max. draw length: 33"
brace height: 7 3/4“
arrow pass: 23 cm
weight: 417gr
technology: biocomposite laminated, maple wood in handle and siyah core, bamboo in limbs, sinew plates on back and processed horn on belly
Explanation for processed horn taken from Grózer‘s homepage:
„The bows made by this technology consist of the following materials: the middle layers of wood, the inner layer of processed horn, while the outer layer of pressed sinew plate. These two layers are glued to the wooden plate by modern glue and the glued layer gets a modern fibre strengthening.“
