11 BOWS UNDER $200 (don't get ripped off & lose your money)
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- 11 BOWS UNDER $200 (don't get ripped off & lose your money)
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there's so much fluff, i was just lost. thank you.
my gawd, the first five minutes made my skull hurt
Thanks
The samick sage is actually a great bow. Set your brace height,nock point,install some string silencers and it's as quiet and shoots as good as a $1000 recurve.
Thanks for the tip. I'm gonna look into it. I'm new to bows so it might be a good starter for me.
@@geronimo67 I've been shooting recurves and longbows for 42 years,and best advice I can give is to form is EVERYTHING. U want the exact elbow placement,exact anchor point each and every time.
Don't start with heavyweight,get your form consistent and when u shop for other bows,let the bow pick u. You'll know it....it just feels "right".
That said,I'm a firm believer in the sage....just a great bow.
@@geronimo67 I specifically bought a Sage to learn on a few years ago. After some months, once I tightened up my groups to my satisfaction, I went to a custom built longbow from Keegan McCabe of Omega Longbows. But... the Sage is a GREAT value proposition for a bow. I call it the Honda Civic of bows. It's not too expensive and maybe not the prettiest or most sporty looking, but an overall reliable and sturdy bow with overall high marks all around. And once I got good with it, I was throwing down tight groups at the range along side people with bows that cost 5-10 times more, with there alloy risers and ILF limbs, etc. You won't be disappointed.
@@jonvolat7985 Cool 😎
Just not a long enough draw length.
I Got 31.5 lengt
I am 50 years old and have finally decided that I want to give bow hunting a try. I’ve always been a black powder & gun person. I’ve also decided if I am going to go the archery route that I want to do it with a recurve or a longbow. Your videos have and are very helpful to me. I’ve yet to make a choice or a purchase but I’m getting there. 😂 Thanks again and I look forward to more content from you. 👍
Have you made a purchase?
One thing I like about your channel is you understand, and communicate that what you got, or what you can afford, or what you like personally are some of the most important things, and you’re not snotty about expensive stuff
One thing I wanna point out for budget minded hunters. Shorter bows aren't automatically easier to get through the woods with, limb shape is important too. In my experience recurves have a higher tendency to get snagged and caught on thin branches, I like using a short-ish reflex bow nowadays, but I'm sure it depends on the woods you go to.
I was actually just looking for a beginner bow under $200. Perfect timing. Thanks!
Can you tell me which bow you purchased?
Why can’t all reviews have this type of commentary 🤣 the way you explained this made it all so relatable. I thoroughly enjoyed your video! I’m just now getting into archery and am hoping to get my own bow soon ❤️
Thanks Kramer, fast moving video with a ton of info, I see a lot of people ask about which bow to buy starting out, I point them in your direction. Stay safe mate
I’ve had a couple of compound bows, not my favorite (my daughter calls them “cheater bows”) a couple of long bows and a couple of recurve bows but the bow that I like the best is the self bow that I made. I watched some of your videos a few years back and was inspired to create my own bow. I wanted something in the range of 48” but after a couple of failures I realized it wasn’t going to happen, not by my hands. After one more quasi fail - it lasted for a week of shooting - I’ve now got a 70 lb bow (I was aiming for about 45 lbs) that feels like a 40 lb bow. It’s 68” long unstrung and is backed with rawhide. The grip and tips are wrapped in sinew with an extra leather wrap on the grip and a leather “tab” as an arrow rest. I watched one of your videos on brace height and adjusted mine accordingly and even though the total cost was somewhere around $40 this is my all time favorite smooth shooting hard hitting fun bow. I didn’t think that a piece of Homedepot red oak would payoff so well but hearing that you sometimes got it wrong gave me encouragement to keep trying until I figured it out.
Thanks for posting and inspiring.
Dude thank you so much for doing this series and going through the trouble of it all, it was very helpful
Thanks for doing this series of videos. I was on the fence between the top archery and the black hunter. Because of you im going to get the black hunter. Thanks again.
You have really great commentary. Honesty and sincerity and down to Earth reality, and enthusiasm comes thru to me.
Thumb draw is now a favorite of mine and I am working all my techniques around this style of archery 🏹
Glad to hear you and the family are doing well. Thanks for all the useful information and look forward to more videos.
That exact TopArchery bow was my first and it’s a fun little bow to shoot. So, I’d probably agree with your brothers on that. But, I’ll have to try out those other bows you recommend and rank as higher. Always looking to enhance the experience as I grow and train as an archer.
Thanks!
Yeah the black hunter recurve is one of my favorite bows, nice grip , cool color , smooth shooting, exactly what I ordered.
This gave me the confidence to pick up the Black Hunter Longbow, thanks so much! I’m excited to dive into Trad :)
The one thing better than his reviews of bows is his determined practice of similies...
Your talk is perfect it’s quick and direct. Not like other CZcams persons that overwhelm you with so much information and detail that makes me lose focus and interest.
Bought the SAS Maverick after seeing your review and I really like it. Then made an order for the Black hunter recurve, can’t wait for it to show up.
Where did u order
Ola Curtius, how about a comparison?
I’m fairly new to your channel, Kramer, but you’ve become one of my favorites. Thank you!
Good job Kramer - always enjoy watching you and listening to your commentary. Keep up the sterling work. (Still using my BH in the back garden)
Thanks for the reviews. Wanted to get into archery so I purchased the black hunter recurve based on your reviews. Thank you.
How has it been so far?
Thank you so much!! This was so, so helpful for me!!
I have two beginner bows - a samick sage and a samick lavita (not made anymore). I think they are both nice for a beginner bow. It depends though, if you intend to shoot a ton (like once per week) you might think of getting an ILF style and spending about $350 as an intro. However, if its just for fun and you don't care a ton you can't go wrong with a sage---> just add some sights and a metal bow rest and you'll be good.
Thanks! Not a beginner here but I appreciate your efforts and information. I have several but I do have two Black Hunter bows. It or they are my go to bows.
I love archey and have been out of it for a long time. I like the fact you have this energy when you talk about it. Some other channels are just bland. I really appreciate your hardwork and energy.
Subbed!👍
I will consider your review now that I’m beginning to take archery seriously, thank you 🙏🏻
Please! More bow builds! Yes!!!
My advice/opinion, as someone who found krammer's videos a year ago and jumped head 1st into bow building without ever shooting a bow; buy a bow 1st and see if you enjoy it. If it's something your going to put down in a month, then at least you haven't invested in materials and tools that you won't be using. But, I did it the other way and have no regrets! I love building(and breaking lol) bows as much as shooting. And it's now a huge passion in my life! All thanks to this guy's videos!😃
breaking for sure
Awesome as always! I’d love to see more on that handle! Stretching a bow to a long bow is super cool! And it improved performance? Super cool!
Lol funny thing..... I found the video on the handle. Lol
Exactly what I've been looking for, thanks
I have made 3 bows so far since finding your channel. Hope all is well. Thanks for my new hobby
Love the comparison references! Easy to understand and totally relatable. Great video.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the reviews. I have a fairly nice/pricey bow but it is 50lbs at 28. I like the bow but want something lighter so I can focus on improving my form and technique without the distraction of the weight.
Kramer, you are the best. Im getting a black hunter recurve for my birthday much because of your honest and fun reviews.
Great videos Kramer. One more thing to think of is if you buy your bow from Amazon etc no money goes back into the sport through taxes, but if you get them from a local retailer, some of the taxes that retailer pays goes back into building the sport.
If you can, purchase local, it’ll pay you back in the long run
these types of videos would probably be impossible if he bought all locally.
Don’t have a car available to me and no stores nearby stock what I need
I don't need taxes to pay for my hobbies. I'll just donate to a youth program or something.
Love this video-always look forward to your latest. Have a Black Hunter, among many others, and it's great.
i thankyou for the video truely and honestly. a bow has been on the list for a while.
Love these video,always great to watch
Thanks for staying shatterproof.
Bought one of these bows because of these reviews. Gonna have to buy one of your tabs and arm guards too. Will you make quivers too?
I ordered a left handed Samick Polaris takedown for 99 bucks, I cut down the riser for right handed speed shooting and I love it.
It's way better than my pvc bows!
so this is more for anyone looking to get any of the bows. many are sold out and there's no restock date. but 've found that many of the bows are being sold a sets and they are almost all in stock. just order one of them myself. keep on rocking folks
Love the string and armguard I got from your store! I need to get back to work on my board bows..... (I have too many pieces of firewood to make) Love your videos!
Very helpful. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for your time.😊
Kramer, this is a great video and series. I'd love to hear your take on solid equipment that a newbie to the hobby/sport of archery should consider. Arm guard, Gloves/Tabs, Strings, Etc. I'm not even sure what you might recommend as "must have" equipment for the first timer.
Ooh ooh! I second this! I used to tinker with archery as a lad, and now my two youngest kids are interested in it. Where to start!?
Cant wait for your build videos. And what you say is very true. If you have bad form a new bow is not going to help. Good practice will.
I have a black hunter and it's an amazing bow.
Recently got a Fred Bear Grizzly recurve and its gorgeous
Make a video review about the Tbow ILF trad recurve bow. There's not much I could say about said bow, aside the fact that it is budget friendly, smooth to draw, appealing design and overall a very reliable bow for its price range. I've been shooting with the Tbow for a year now and I adored it ever since. The only cons by far is the archer himself, like any other bows one come across, it requires a tad bit of fine tuning. Amazing content as always, Kramer. Cheers!
Very useful and informative. Thanks a lot!!!
Man, your videos are very useful. Thanks.
This video was awesome. I’m looking to get bows for everyone in my family. Any recommendations on outdoor targets that I can just leave set up without worrying they’re gonna deteriorate?
Ty for the review! Busting down a bow to throw in a backpack is what I want! I love my compounds and long bow, but will never bring them on the trail
Good to see your videos again!
What a great series!
My Black Hunter will be here tomorrow. Can't wait. Thanks for the help in my choice. I read reviews and watched you shoot this bow and really liked the look and how it performed. I'll update after I've shot some arrows...
Update? How do you like it
Did you like the bow?
A really great video. Thank you!
Hi super video. Can’t wait to see more! I hope you have something on making a folding bow.
good to see you back brother
great workmanship love it and you are smart thanks for video, john.
Hay Kramer thank you sir really appreciate ya, A lot of great information take care my friend. God bless. 👍🏼🏹🇺🇸
Glad to see this.
Young guys interested in bows. And not just the newest high tech compounds! (I have 2 compounds, 1 needs rebuilt). My crossbow is a recurve, and once I get a sight on it, I'll be out practicing with it.
Old or new, if ya dont practice and GET BETTER, the actual "gear" wont make you any better or worse.
I TRULY LIKED THIS VIDEO!!! Could you please do a video comparing recurve/takedown bow VS compound bow??? Also a video on choosing the "draw pounds". Thanks. Keep up the GREAT VIDEOS!!! GOD Bless.
I’m 6’6” tall with a 32” draw length. Which bow would you recommend? I’ve been shooting compounds for several years but would like to try out a recurve
hi Kramer, i'm wondering if you could answer a question for me. Should/could i shoot a 60 inch hunting bow, when my ideal bow length is 70 inches?
An excellent video. Well done. Lots of great information.
Good points great review
My experience with the toparchery bow was VERY different.
1. *Noise* , Yeah it does rattle and it is noisy. But I was able to make it dead quiet with just basic materials around the house and some hot glue.
2. *Arrow rest* I honestly only ever had noise issues with the rest because I was improperly drawing the bow by holding the arrow with my finger to keep it on the rest. When I learned to draw properly I never had an issue. I also like it because you can tune your arrows easier. Arrows too stiff? Screw the rest further in. Arrows too flexible? Unscrew the rest to bring it out more.
3. *Weight* I'm sure it's heavier than other bows, but I'm used to carrying around an 8lb crossbow when I hunt so this is as light as a feather for me.
All in all I got this bow for the takedown feature and customizeability on the riser. I could fit this thing in my backpack, throw a bowfishing rig on it, use any manner of arrow rest, or even sight pins.
I agree 💯 It's a great bow for the budget price, very accurate. Send a 50lb instead of40lb limbs. So bit stiff but it's so fun to use. And it's super fast huh!
If I have to use household tools to make my bow operate appropriately I'm not going to purchase that bow at all.
Been watching all these reviews, i got myself a black hunter recurve bow at 30lb to start with. Loving it so far as i get into archery.
I ordered the longbow (from another company making the identical bow) and they sent me the recurve; not sure if it's worth the hassle to exchange lol. I also got 30lbs and am loving it as a beginner too
Samick sage is still great. Not traditional, but perfectly usable and portable.
Gotta agree there. I've got a Sage Premier from SAS and that thing is super good. Was a little skeptical when I bought it but convinced after my first 12 arrows. Love my Southwest Archery Tigershark is my first recurve...my favorite but that Sage is real close
How is not traditional? Pretty sure its a modern recurve but still falls under traditional style
@@AspiringSpaceWizard Not traditional based on its construction. Putting together a bow with thumbscrews is not adequate for those who want to replicate historical archery. It just isn’t. For people like us who shop based on aesthetics and performance, the Samick is fine, but it would be incorrect to call it traditional.
@@rezlogan4787 i think what most people
In the archery world consider takedown recurves “traditional” even though i know what your saying id say historical archery is what u mean but most people i know put this in the trad bow category even though it is “technically” not traditional.
I just got my first bow that's not a compound. It's a Sage, 40pound limbs, with an extra set of 30 pound limbs. Guess I'll throw it away!!!!!
Wait, why don't I just shoot it with the light limbs, and work up to the 40's, concentrating on form.
Can't wait for new videos of bow building 👌
Awesome videos man. Been enjoying your channel. Great content for those of us getting into archery. So I was gifted a Bear Kodiack Magnum 45#@28" for my first bow. I freaking love it. I wana try a reflex deflex of a similar length and performance. Do you have any suggestions?
Thanks for this. I was into archery many years ago (even had a teaching license for it one summer) and I just have not shot in forever.
The Black Hunter Longbow/Recurve have me interested. What are some simple things you would suggest to improve them? (Things like a specific string or other accessories)
Again thank you!
nothing needed but more arrows
The SAS Maverick looks identical to my Ravage 60'' recurve! Great feeling bow indeed, it was my first!
Would be great if you specified the exact brand of that horsebow, since its a type of bow not a brand. its like writing longbow on the list
I think it is from the company called longbowmaker
@@flybg9848 I know the company, it is alibow who uses the alias longbowmaker on amazon. i just hoped he said it in the video since many people dont read comments
@@flybg9848 btw its hilarious they call themselves longbow-maker lol
The longbowmaker horse bow is the only bow of these I am truly interested in, so thank you!
He was shooting the horsebow on the left hand side.
love the stuff brotha man your template is the one im using for my first home built 100 plus year old hardwoord wall stud bow
oops wrong person
Nice vid. Now I know what to get when I buy my first bow with arrow rest. I would love to see you get a thumb ring and give the horse bow another go.
You put the ranking list and the links to them in the description
I respect that
Had my left handed compound bow ( wood laminate ) stolen from my garage while in the back yard quite a few years ago. My son saw it in a pawnshop still unsold ( maybe because it was left handed ). He paid six bucks for it and it is back with me even though I no longer hunt
My dearest Kramer,
you speak right out of my heart when it comes to 14:20! "The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence." (I Hope this saying has the same meaning in english, as it has in german..!) BUT(!) you have got to be thankful for what you have in order to be happy in this life.
And also, 15:03, ... hands down. Period. (Aaaaaand.... I see what you did there... The reference to your video 9 month ago, when you extended your shooting skills by shooting 100 arrows a day for 30 days...)
anyways
Thank you for this ranking-series and espeacially for the ranking including your personal preferences. I really give a lot about your opinion on bows. (not at least, this is one reason why I found and follow your channel...)
But furthermore, your videos are one reason I started to build my own bows.- And, plaese take this into account, that I am from Europe, from Germany, where it is not allowed to hunt with bows... (which definetly would have been an opportuity, if I lived in the US...) So, I pretty much just build them for the fun of building them, and less to actually shoot them. (Sad enough!)
What I am trying to express... Thank you VERY much for your Videos; For the afford, time and (not at least) money you put into them. That makes the receiving of those "there is a new video"-notification from youtube so much better, every time there is a new video from you listed.
THANK YOU.
Sincerarly
Sascha
Great video and I appreciate your honesty thank you
I second that. The honest answer at the end that it is not the bow but the archer. No matter the hobby we all get hung up on the gear and at some point forget to just enjoy what’s in front of us. Thank you for the reality check.
So, as an old geezer getting back into archery, I am buying used. My granddaughter shoots, so I want to have more than one toy so we can shoot together. So here we go.
I think I'll get a Black Hunter as part of the stable ... Thanks for the insights 😊
For small game hunting what would be a good recommendation? I am brand new to archery so trying to get one of the bows you mentioned. You mentioned Airo bow for hunting but would the maverick or black hunter would be good options too.
Thank you
This is very helpful! I plan to buy a black hunter as my first bow, but I don't know which to choose, longbow or recurve. Why longbow ranks higher than its recurve bow? Thank you!
Horse bows are the best bows if used correctly, very versatile
I enjoyed this brake down of bows. I've been shopping (looking) for a good bow that won't brake the bank. I was looking at the black hunter haha. Also I am dying an ironwood stave Will It Bow. Iron Wood is it going to work and with that hard of wood should I use a flatter thin limb design or skinny and thick. Having trouble with that part of the design please help I've found no info for this
Thank you Kramer.
You can shoot a horse bow without hand "shelf" protection. Just nock it a little bit higher than you normally would. The arrow looks crooked but it won't affect the aim at all, and the fletchings won't touch your hand!
Total newbie here about to buy his first bow with the goal of bow hunting... What's your gear to complete the kit... Leather arm protector? Three fingered gloves? Do you tune a recurve? Compounds have all manner of screws and poundage and left/right adjustments... What's your theory on arrows... Light? Heavy? Impact at target seems an important goal. I just subscribed, so I'll be rummaging around your videos for more tips... Thanks
Good stuff man!
Hi there, thanks for the video, super helpful, i have one follow up question. If i get the SAS Maverick Bow, what type of arrows are recommend to use with it?
I have the top archery one. after 2 years I have tweaked it to be awesome! 2 things, 1st you gotta shoot off the shelf with a nice fur. I also put fur on the tips of the limbs.
I have the black hunter for the soul purpose of bird archery. It's suprisingly effective for skeet shooting and duck hunting
Great video and explanation.
I bought a takedown deer seeker 60lb draw for 120 and I LOVE IT.
Kramer! I think you should consider picking up a nice horse bow, a good one is tiny, accurate, and smooth! They’re super fun but take a lot of commitment
Im a left handed shooter and what would you recommend for a lefty? Im mainly looking for a recurve or longbow that is a takedown model.
Ooooooo thank you for the video
I'm interested in the rational behind placing the Black Hunter Recurve under the BH Longbow. Across your channel you seem to value the recurve style and from testing I believe the recurve shot faster than the LB. Was it the price difference that ultimately placed it lower? or did the longbow have some other innate quality that made you place it higher?
Thanks for putting all the time in and this was a great video. Thanks to your honest reviews and recommendations I am thinking of getting a BH product and wanted to drill down a little bit more for a total novice; myself. :D
i bought both black hunters in 60#, the recurve is actually harder to draw, and at the same draw weight! . i bought the spitfire reverse limb recurve, [$200] and it draws smoothly like the lb black hunter. .these three all shoot very fast, the shot itself feeling much better with the lb and spitfire bows