Kheshig by Alibow - 40# vs. 50# - Comparison

Is it worth getting the Kheshig in higher poundage?
As you see in this example, the 50# is just 5# more at full draw compared to a 40#, check out why.

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[jazz]

Thank you for your helpful videos especially for someone like me who is looking to get their first bow
There as just so many too choose from watching your videos has helped me narrow it down once again
Thank you

[JSharap]

Beautiful bows. Glad that I took your advice and bought 1 b4 the shutdown! Thanks very much.

[bobjackson]

First time I seen that bow when you were reviewing in your Inside Range/Store, (and seeing your reaction on first 5 shots), I loved the Shape, color, Draw & Loose of arrow. That Bow is at the very top of the bows I would Review Armin. Have a great week every one. bob j

[sireontip]

I have a Kheshig and it is a beast though mine was 45 pounds though at 33 inches is a 57 pounds. Its easy for me to pull. Also fun as well.

[titot]

Iove my 50lb keshig bit even after all his time, I’m still nervous every time I string it. In hindsight should’ve bought the 40.

[Dream_Weapon]

I wish I liked the look of the Keshig. It seems to be universally loved.

[firdaus]

Thanks for the nice comparison.

I intend to get one of it however recently got one of my friend experience problem with his kheshing. The bow has damaged within 3 months from the date of purchase. He tried to contact alibow with email and fb however no answer until now. He bought the bow through online dircetly with alibow.

Correct me if im wrong, should the warranty cover 6 months from the date of purchase?

I reall want to have this bow but im worry on the warranty side. Please advice me. Thank you in advance.

[davidshields]

I am planning on buy the kheshig very soon. I own couple of American flat longbows and have been looking at bows like the kheshig.

[bladeRoller]

Im interested what the best cheapest fibre glass horsebow style would be

[emarsk]

Hi Armin. Since you seem to like both the Kheshig and the Mariner Ming Moon a lot, would you mind doing a comparison of the two, please?
I'm especially interested in how contact vs non-contact siyahs affect the draw experience and the overall performance, in terms of speed and stability.
If you could also think of a long contact siyahs model to throw in the mix to compare long vs short, it would be even more awesome!

[douglasburt]

it would be interesting to see AliBow's Tang Loulan reviewed. I've always liked the looks of it but never seen a review. And it seems to be very similar to the Kashig though it's a much older model. Maybe one day you'll get one in the shop.

[KubanaHAFANANA]

Hi Armin, why aren't you anchoring the arrow anywhere when drawing/shooting? I mean the ear lobe or cheek and so on? Is there any reason for it?

[trexypoo]

Hey armin will you be posting any more tutorial videos like the 5 minute fridays or the FAQ series? Something to help us beginners

[kittytate]

Question, would you use this for horse back archery?

[BA]

Any dealer in America sell the Kheshig ? Or only direct from China ?

[sigmanarchery]

They are nice looking bows. I do agree with you I’d take the longer draw. 👍🏼🏹🇺🇸

[deloceanophoto]

Hey Armin, I have a 30# Kheshig on the way from Alibow. Just wondering, do you think 600 sp and 11gpp (330 gr total) arrows will do the trick? Your Kheshig videos certainly inspired me! Alibow should definitely give you one for all the traffic you have guided their way!!

[MrGordally]

Those arrows were far too light for the 50# bow. I have a 45# Kheshig and it's sweet now. I can shoot lighter arrows but it is much happier with 530 grain at a 31-32" draw. In addition, when the string needed replacing I tries a B50 dacron endless loop made to exactly the same dimensions as the original and the extra give of the dacron has hushed the bow. It still feels fast, perhaps not as fast, but it is a lot better behaved and a joy to shoot.

[christophv.]

Hi Armin, now I'm shooting intensive with my 40# Kheshig for about 2 months. I guess in the beginning my technique was not that clean and I have grabbed the bow a bit to high(big hands). I scratched the area directly above the white arrow pass and the black wood of the handle is no more covered with the clear coat on a small point. Am I the only "Depp", who has damaged the bow this way? I asked myself, if I should fix it with a bit new clear coat to provide incoming moisture.. I think I have solved the problem of the technique through grabbing the bow a bit lower and putting the arrow a bit more downside on the string. The Khatra I use now is more sideways than down and I think even this helped to optimize the technique. Question is how to fix the coating and I thought maybe you or someone here has experience with this problem. By the way I love the Kheshig, it feels great!!!
Kind regards, Christoph

[bbluey]

You could practically sing along to the LOUD Twang ??