Cams are the eccentric wheels located at the ends of the limbs on a compound bow. They control the draw-force curve and create the characteristic let-off, which reduces the holding weight at full draw.
The cams are the heart of a compound bow – they determine how the bow feels, how much holding weight is required, and how fast the arrow will be.
Depending on the type of bow, the arrow rest can mean different things. On a primitive bow, it may simply
The Archer’s Paradox describes the apparent paradox that, when released, an arrow initially bends and “wraps” around the bow even
The anchor is the final position of the drawing hand on the archer’s face. An anchor point should be consistent,