Turkish Monolith bow by Lukasz Nawalny (35lbs / 28“)

The Turkish Monolith Bow by Lukasz Nawalny (35lbs/ 28”)

This bow was built in Nov 2020, as a bundle with my Saracen bow 🥰
At that point of time I didn’t have a youtube account and placed a short introduction on fb that time.

Since then I have shot the bow quite often and it’s always a pleasure!

The draw feels relatively smooth for a short bow and straight the same time, the sound at release is a mid tone.
The shooting feels very good and there is very little vibration after the shot, which is minor ☺️
The handle is excellent for me, for my taste the arrow pass could be a bit more narrow.

The speed is good (173fps with 374gn arrow at 37,2lbs/28“).

It‘s still a pleasure to shoot this bow and due to its painting it’s one of the very beautiful bows in my collection!

As always I have marked the chapters for your time management 😁

The content of this video is
00:00 Start
01:08 Introduction
07:45 Shooting
21:40 Speed test
25:11 Résumé
32:09 Announcement for Big Turkish Bow Comparison

Here are the specs of the bow:
Bow Classification: Straight Reflex with static tips and string contact (acc. to system by Jack Fang)
Strength nominal: 35#|28“
Length ntn: 51”
Length strung: 46“
Max Draw length: 30”
Arrow pass: 25mm
Brace height: 7,5”
Bending length: ~ 20”
Min Arrow weight: 9 gpp (acc. to bowyer)
Recommended Arrow weight: 11 gpp (acc. to Bamboo Archery table for laminated bows)
Weight: 410gr
String: Fastflight
Technology: Monolithic
Materials:
Bow: ash wood and carbon in monolith technology (I don’t have the details)
String bridges: learn
Inlay in Bash: Micarta
Arrow pass protection: fabric adhesive (my modification)

This bow is one of 7 Turkish bows in the Big Turkish Bow Comparison!

Thank you so much, dear Lukasz Nawalny!
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Wish everybody a nice weekend!
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