Comparison of 3 Hungarian styled bows - Part 3 @agamagreen
Comparison of 3 Hungarian styled bows - Part 3  @agamagreen
Uploaded July 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The Comparison of 3 Hungarian styled bows,
in the range of 34 to 40 lbs/ 28” - Part 3

The Hungarian bow, or Magyar bow, is a very beautiful bow and has some parallels to the Hunnish bow.
The Magyars and Huns were nomadic tribes, conquering in western Europe- but in different centuries. One theory is, that the western Europeans seemed to mix up the tribes, which led to the name of ‘Hungarians’ 😁

This video contains of

01:27 Chapter 3 “Beauty and Effort”
01:53 Prices
04:51 Beauty
10:37 Sound
12:15 Maintenance/ Effort
17:48 Evaluation
23:12 Announcement

Participating bows are:
1. Hornbow by Ralf Neumann (rn-bows)
2. Biocomposite Hungarian bow by Csaba Grózer
3. Griffin by Paragon bows

Part 2 is about:
* Chapter 2
1. Feeling/ Performance
2. Accuracy
3. Speed

I thank all bowyers for creating these beautiful bows!
It’s been a pleasure to test and compare!
As you can imagine, it’s not easy to rate… a few categories are clear in results, other results are depending on my personal taste 😁

In the end: All bows are winners! 🥰

Due to length of the comparison I have split the comparison in 3 parts.
The second part is about “Performance” and the
third and last part is about “Beauty and Effort”
☺️

I hope you enjoy!
Thank you so much for your support!
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Comparison of 3 Hungarian styled bows - Part 3

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