Griffin by Paragon Bows (38lbs / 28”)

Hungarian beauty with smooth draw and nice sounds ❤️
I have ordered this bow some time back and beginning of 2023 Rob wrote to me, that my Griffin is now ready for shipping ☺️
The note included another surprise: the bow comes to me for free, only shipping costs and customs is with me. I can’t express how amazed I have been and still am!
To give something back, I have offered to create a quiver for Rob, which he has accepted 😃
So I will use all my skills to create a Turkish quiver for Rob! ☺️🙏

The bow has arrived 20-Jan-2023 and I could do the first shots in the garden the day after.
I have missed sunshine, but that’s the way it is…

I plan for a comparison video of my two Hungarian bows and will choose a sunny day for this video 😁

The draw is very smooth and it’s a joy to shoot the bow! I have managed to pull the bow up to it’s max draw of 31” and reached 48lbs max!

The bow can be shot with min 7,5 gpp arrows, safe draw is 9gpp (acc. to Paragon) and recommended arrow weight is 14gpp (acc. to Bamboo Archery table).
Speed is also very good! I have reached 170fps with 10,5gpp arrow! Wow! 👏👏👏

The content of this video is
00:00 Start
01:09 Introduction
08:58 Shooting
19:16 Speed test
34:22 Résumé

Here are the specs of the bow as we can see and measure them:
Bow Classification: Reflex Deflex Reflex with static tips
Strength nominal: 38lbs | 28“
Length ntn: 52,5”
Length strung: 45“
Max Draw length: 31”
Arrow pass: 21,7mm
Brace height: 7”
Weight: 400gr
Bending Length: 22“


Materials:
Limbs: Bamboo with stabilizing material on belly side, back side stained with Red Mahagony, clear glass on back, black glass on belly
Handle and Siyahs: American Cherry wood, Tips reinforced with Rioja Perl Kirinite
Arrow pass protection: red rayskin
String: D97

It’s a honor and pleasure to shoot this bow!

Thank you so much, dear Rob for this wonderful fun shooter! 🙏🙏🙏

This is the link to Rob’s Homepage, explaining details of the Griffin bow:
https://paragonbows.com/Griffin%20Bow...


This is the link to the quiver maker of 10th century Hungarian quivers:
  / khazarbazar  


Hope you enjoy!
Best wishes!
🏹🌌