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A bow consists of a semi-rigid but elastic arc with a high-tensile bowstring joining the ends of the two limbs of the bow. An arrow is a projectile with a pointed tip and a long shaft with stabilizer fins (fletching) towards the back, with a narrow notch (nock) at the very end to contact the bowstring.

Bows have also been made of compositions of several materials, such as wood and horn or wood and metal. Modern composite bows are made of laminated wood, plastic, or fibreglass. Cable and pulleys on the modern compound bow increase accuracy and power.

The bow and arrow is a ranged weapon system consisting of an elastic launching device (bow) and long-shafted projectiles (arrows). Humans used bows and arrows for hunting and aggression long before recorded history, and the practice was common to many prehistoric cultures.

Bows have also been made of compositions of several materials, such as wood and horn or wood and metal. Modern composite bows are made of laminated wood, plastic, or fibreglass.

The basic elements of a modern bow are a pair of curved elastic limbs, traditionally made from wood, joined by a riser. However self bows such as the English longbow are made of a single piece of wood comprising both limbs and the grip. The ends of each limb are connected by a string known as the bow string.

Parts of a Bow

• The Riser. The riser is the centre piece of the bow that the upper and lower limb attach to.
• Limbs. The two limbs that attach to the riser are the upper and lower limb.
• String Nock. At the tip of each limb is a groove called the string nock.
• String.
• Point.
• Shaft.
• Fletching.
• Nock.

Indigenous people used these weapons for battle in every part of the world except for Australia. Also, in addition to hunting and warfare, bows and arrows were used for sport in ancient cultures of India, China, and Egypt.

: a weapon that is used to propel an arrow and that is made of a strip of flexible material (such as wood) with a cord connecting the two ends and holding the strip bent. hunting with bow and arrow.

A carbon fiber bow can stand up to the challenges of everyday life, making carbon fiber not just the best violin bow material, but the most durable. Carbon fiber won't crack after years of use. It won't warp if too many hairs break on one side. You'll likely never need repairs on a carbon fiber bow.

It is used in hunting, sport, and a long time ago, war. A drawing of a man with a bow and arrows. Using a bow is called archery. A person who uses a bow is an archer and a person who makes bows is a bowyer.

Bows have also been made of compositions of several materials, such as wood and horn or wood and metal. Modern composite bows are made of laminated wood, plastic, or fibreglass. Cable and pulleys on the modern compound bow increase accuracy and power.

The word bow has several meanings and two distinct pronunciations, but they all derive from a single source: the Old English word bugan, which refers both to things that are bent or curved and the act of bending them.

Bow stick and bow tip Two materials in the fabrication of the stick of the bow and tip are wood and composite materials. As mentioned previously, the bow is made of wood, carbon fiber, or fiberglass.

Compound bows Using a system of pulleys and cables means that less physical strength is needed from the archer and it is easier to hold the bow at full draw. Archers can use magnifying sights and mechanical release aids, making the compound much more accurate from a greater distance than other types of bow.

Although archery probably dates back to the Stone Age – around 20,000BC – the earliest people known to have regularly used bows and arrows were the Ancient Egyptians, who adopted archery around 3,000BC for hunting and warfare. In China, the earliest evidence of archery dates to the Shang Dynasty – 1766-1027BC.