Got the bow in, got it set up and have been shooting it. Went today for the first meet with this bow, shot 30 targets and the lower limb delaminated right under the handle.
***UPDATE*** The seller contacted me via Amazon messages and offered to replace the bow. I did not reach out to them because I had been shooting the bow for over a month when it broke. They replaced my bow, no questions asked. I have received the new bow just in time for a tournament this coming weekend. Time will tell if the issue that arose with the other bow is a "one off" or if it is a quality issue across the board. As of now, due to the excellent customer service that I have received, I am changing my review to 4 stars.

Had to open the box right away to make sure it was not empty. This thing weighs almost nothing. Has lots of speed with my 595gr arrows for a 45lb bow. I have had three recurves and this is my first longbow. Its the loudest thing I ever shot and with hand shock. Got a flemish string and some beaver balls on order to quiet it down some. I loved this bow out of the box and I think I can make it better in the next few days. Can't do anything about the four or five scratches on it though. FYI it's not the same one as the picture or on most of the YouTube videos. It's dark grayish not brownish. reminds me of a Bear Montana from a distance but in my opinion this grip has a better feel. I saw only one video with the one I got. For the price it's a good deal, better than paying 4 hundred dollars for sure.

I've shot traditional bows now for over 60 years, recurves and longbows. Tried compounds once, didn't like it. This bow is one of the better values for your money I've ever seen. I got it in a 45 lb. weight since as I have aged I can't comfortably shoot the 64 lb. longbow I'd been using for almost 30 years now.

This bow is smooth and well-made. I'm more used to a traditional longbow-style handle but this one is fine, I have not had to modify it at all. It is as light as any longbow I've ever shot, and I've shot one made by Howard Hill's protege John Schulz. I have a beautiful Zebra Nighthawk that cost hundreds more and that's about the same physical weight and the light weight just makes bows a joy to shoot. It's the equal of any bow I've seen that they now charge hundreds of dollars more for.

It is as accurate and smooth-shooting as just about any bow I've ever shot. I'd buy this bow again in a heartbeat!

Like all AF bows this one is fast & powerful & dead on accurate.

I initially purchased this bow back in May. I was looking for a traditional style bow without breaking the bank, as I didn't know if I would commit to Trad Archery. It arrived sooner than expected, though the rest of my setup took a few days longer to get here. On first inspection, I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of the bow compared to what I spent. It was a very attractive piece, with no noticeable defects or tool marks. The black walnut complimented the bamboo and black fiberglass laminates very well. Once everything arrived, I put it all together and shot this thing every chance I got. Every practice session involved me putting dozens of arrows through this bow at 15, 25, and 30 yards. I was very happy with how smooth and quiet it was to shoot, though I am still looking for the right arrow/broadhead combo for this coming season. Unfortunately, at the end of July we had a massive heatwave come in, with temperatures around 110. The high temps caused the glue to loosen up, resulting in a delamination of the fiberglass/bamboo layers. I was just outside of Amazon's return policy, however the manufacturer AF Archery was more than happy to help me out. ShanShan was very quick in his responses, and offered to reimburse me for the cost of a new bow. With the second rendition of my bow now set up and ready to go, I will continue to search for the perfect arrow/broadhead combo, and will hopefully take my first bow kill this fall.