Made
famous by the armies of Genghis Kahn in the 13th and 14th
century, the Mongol bow was feared and revered throughout the
Mongolian empire. At its height the empire stretched from
Eastern Europe to the sea of Japan, an area of roughly 9,300,000
square miles.
These
bows are not historical replicas though they are based on the
design, composition and construction of traditional Mongolian
bows.