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[LIMB] FUNCTION AND ROLE OF THE LIMB

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The limbs are elastic bow arms connected to the upper and lower parts of the riser.
When the archer draws the bow, they store energy and generate the force (rebound power) that propels the arrow forward at the moment of release.
They produce the majority of the bow’s energy and are key components that directly influence accuracy, speed, and stability.

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