AF Archery 50" Turkish Recurve Bow Traditional Laminated Horse Bow 20-50lbs | Laminated Bamboo Core | High-Speed Turkish Design | Smooth & Accurate Shooting | Target Practice | Beginner to Advanced

At the time of this writing this is 1 of the 2 bows I really like being offered by Amazon, and they are both sold by AF Archery. The other bow I like is the 53" Tatar bow. This bow is super light weighing about 4/5th of a pound, its fast and snappy. Built and finished very well. It has one drawback, but that's because of how fine the bow is and how short the bow is and so it should be expected. The bow is a little unstable...what does this mean? It means if you are not careful to make sure the limbs of the bow are straight after you string the bow...this means the string has been put on a little crooked. If you draw the bow like that, it will warp and destring itself violently on you. This is NOT a defect, this is what happens when you so finely tune a bow to these dimension. YOU, need to make sure you string the bow so it is straight. Get on youtube and learn how. If you are uncertain about that, then I recommend the Tatar which is a little more stable due to being a little less stressed with the added length. But this really shouldn't put you off, I am writing it hear to help prevent unnecessary returns. These two bows are my absolute favorite and I am buying another of each in heavier draw weights for hunting.

First of all... I was concerned that my bow wouldn't look as good as the one in the pictures. It was every bit as gorgeous. Took it out for some quick shooting and all is well. At #30 I was easily hitting from 20 - 30 meters. It's a beautiful bow that shoots like a dream. Lightweight and quiet. My new favorite bow.

When receiving the bow I was really loving it. I could get pretty accurate shots. However, after it being used only a few days and less than 100 shots, it broke when I did a normal draw. I’m not a beginner and I know how to properly use a traditional bow. This is the first bow ever broken in my hands. It was dangerous and I’m glad that I didn’t hurt myself.

This bow is a beauty!!! I gave it 4 stars because there is a small crak in the handle wood. I saw that and my heart sank. I strung it and wanted to shoot it, but opted not to. I am going to return and replace. It is a solid beautiful bow and I will ammendment this when I get my replacement

I bought this on a whim after seeing several youtube videos regarding AF products. I have purchased many bows over the years and generally you only get what you pay for so I wasn't expecting much. OK this bow is an anomoly it is very well made regardless of price and I am well pleased with it. Smooth draw and light as a feather. Get one you will be glad you did.

This is a short, sweet shooting bow. The shots are crisp, fast and it hits with authority, The turkish style handle fits my hand like a glove. The materials are simple maple and fiberglass laminations but AF has the design down pat and it feels stable upon release. The arrow pass is narrow and grip material smooth and comfortable.This is one of my best shooting bows worth every penny.

Quality. Almost no hand shock with 26th gram arrows. Nice draw experience. See ARMIN HIRMER’s review on you tube. Shan Shan is sometimes a man of few words, but his customer service is EXCELLENT. I’ve owned five bows from AF archery. I like them that much. Expect an additional nine lbs of draw weight between 28” and 32”

The bow is well made and finished beautifully. Shoots well but the draw weight is a little light. I ordered a 30# bow and it actually measures 27#. Off by quite a bit. I have a pretty accurate hanging scale and it was verified by my local archery shop. I'm going to keep it and maybe get the tartar bow at 35#.

Beautiful craftsmanship and not a mark on it from shipping!