Ming "Kaiyuan" II *Free Shipping* (take down version available)
The “Kaiyuan” bow, with a distinctive hook-like siyah (which can be used to hook up arrows), probably appeared around the 15th century. The origin was probably central Asia. There are archery manuals describing picking up arrows from horseback with the bow’s hooked siyah. There are two versions of this bow, the regular version and the horse bow version.
-String Length: short bow 1.26 Meter/ regular bow and take down bow 1.36 Meter
-Unstrung Bow Length (siyah to siyah): horse bow 1.22 Meter/ regular bow and take down bow 1.35 Meter
-Draw length: up to 31’’ horse bow and up to 33’’ regular bow
-Draw Weight: 20 to 50 lbs at 28''
*Take-Down Available*(for regular bow only, Maximum 40#@28'')
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How to String the Bow Safely?
The best way to string bow is as follows:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFdVWhfEHcw
String the bow improperly may result in damage or twist of the limb.
