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Hi everyone. I am relatively new to the community here, and I have a question about the draw weight Manchu Bows. Having read Mark Elliot's book "The Manchu Way", I am aware that the Yongzheng emperor decreed that warbows be at least 80lbs or so. My question is actually a about a.
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The upper end of the bow draw weight scale in historical warbows is pretty similar around the world (English, Ottoman, Mongol etc.). I suppose the average distribution of bow draw weights would be pretty similar too.. Manchu bows in particular don't work very well unless they are at least over 80 pounds. They are meant to be ised woth very.
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These Manchu Heavy Bows are near identical to the standard Manchu bow with the exception the are much stiffer and larger bows that have a heavy draw weight. Also known as "war bows" or "strength bows", these powerful bows are strong enough to penetrate armor. Archers would go to war with a bow only 50-75% the strength of their max draw weight.
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With an estimated draw weight of 160-200 pounds.
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Static non-contact eared bows are built to shoot medium weight arrows. Their main advantage is that because the ears point backwards towards the archer, the bows have a natural tendency to correct their ear alignment by the natural tension of the string.
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The heaviest documented hand bows are the 166 pound Mongol bows and the 240 pound Manchu bow. What was the draw weight of the Egyptian bow? The weight of the Egyptian bows at full draw could not have been more than forty-five to fifty pounds without snapping the limbs of the bow.
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Draw length to reach the draw weight: 28"Maximum security draw length: 33"Draw weight: 30/35/50lbsBow material: wood riser, wood siyah, epoxy fiberglass limbsBow length: 48" - 55"Bow style: Manchu Qing bow with 2 string bridgesThis sort of Manchu recurve bows were historically used in Manchuria during Qing dynasty. It
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Description Jurchen - it is a bamboo-laminated bow, a stylization of composite recurve Manchu bows with long libms, heavy siyah and big string bridges. Such bows were common in China and in some nearby territories during the Manchurian Qing dynasty (1644-1911 CE). Part of the military parade of Emperor Qianlong
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The real deal. It could be deduced by the draw weight of these recovered bows that most English Longbows used for the purposes of war in the medical period would have comparable draw weights of well over 100 pounds at the 30-inch mark. Warbow Book Want to know more about warbows and archery history in general?
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The opposite of the other manchu bow. Lastly I scaled the bows to a peak draw weight with the same stored energy. This is the result. Manchu bow 80# 36", Manchu bow 106# 32", all store the same amount of energy. Since they have different GPP the speed, momentum and kinetic energy will variate. I used 15GPP arrows for the manchu bows.
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Yarha II is convincing fiberglass Manchu bow from Alibow developed to resemble the appearance and performance of Qing dynasty military bows. With draw weight.
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The Manchu bow ( Manchu: ᠪᡝᡵᡳ , Möllendorff: beri) is a type of composite reflex bow historically used in Manchuria, and subsequently spread to China, Mongolia, and Tibet during the Qing dynasty. [1] It is similar in construction and likely shares roots with the medieval Mongol bow.
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"The Manchus had long emphasized mounted archery..when they first established their state their archery was as follows: they used bows of eight li draw weight [approx. 106 pounds]..whatever they hit, they pierced, and they could even transfix two men with some power to spare."1 A heavy and a light Manchu bow, unstrung.
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"The Manchus had long emphasized mounted archery..when they first established their state their archery was as follows: they used bows of eight li draw weight [approx. 106 pounds]..whatever they hit, they pierced, and they could even transfix two men with some power to spare."
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It is likely that the Manchu bow's efficiency is above 85% and Peter Dekker's stats for a Manchu bow with 82 lb of draw to have around 134 J of energy points to that. I can only guess the efficiency of a bow with a 158 lb draw weight, it shouldn't be significantly less than 85% considering that the smaller short ear Turkish bow maintained.
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It must be remembered that standard Manchu and Chinese war bows of the Ming and Qing eras had draw weights that could reach upwards of 120 pounds. 2 (For comparison, a 70-lb draw weight for a modern hunting bow is considered quite high.) Consistently using improper form with bows of such high draw weight increases risk of injury to the archer.