The pivot point is the imaginary rotation point in the grip area of the bow around which the bow moves minimally during the draw and especially during the shot. It is located in the region (above) the pressure point of the bow hand—where the force is applied to the riser.

Significance:

  • Reference point for tuning (e.g., Center Shot)
  • Influences balance and stability
  • Crucial for reproducible hand position

Many manufacturers specify measurements, such as the AMO length of a bow, with reference to the pivot point.

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