Bow Maker

Grózer Archery

Bow MakerArchery Shop

Feketeerdő, Hungary

Grózer Archery is the workshop of Hungarian bow maker Csaba Grózer, known for a wide technical range of traditional reflex bows. The current catalogue runs from glass- and carbon-laminated designs to biocomposite and horn-sinew composite bows, with Hungarian, Turkish, Tatar, Hun, Persian and other Eurasian forms represented.

Key facts

At a glance

ExperienceSince 1991 · 35 years

SpecialtiesComposite horn bows · Traditional reflex bows · Biocomposite bows · Historical bow reconstructions · Glass-laminated bows · Laminated bows · Full-carbon and carbon-laminated bows · Super Recurve designs · Horn composite bows · Locust Crab double-limb bows

Traditions & stylesHungarian · Turkish · Tatar · Hun · Persian / Indo-Persian · Persian · Scythian, Assyrian, Manchu and other Eurasian reflex-bow forms

Materials & constructionWood · Glass fibre · Carbon laminates · Horn · Modern laminates · Sinew · Biocomposite materials · Biocomposite and laminated constructions

International reachInternational — the workshop states that its bows have reached more than 40 countries.

Traditions & Craft

Craft and tradition

Traditional reflex and composite bow making, from laminated and carbon constructions to biocomposite and horn-sinew composite bows.

About

About Grózer Archery

For more than three decades, Csaba Grózer has worked on different ways of building and interpreting traditional reflex bows. The workshop does not stay with one construction method: laminated, full-carbon, biocomposite and horn-composite bows all sit within the same range, alongside newer developments such as the Super Recurve and the double-limb Locust Crab. The range allows direct comparison between different materials, construction methods and traditional reflex-bow forms. The workshop also maintains a substantial technical section on materials, testing, construction and bow use, and currently lists 67 bow types.