Aligning the sight center is extremely important.
If the sight bar that moves up and down is not positioned on a vertical line,
left–right deviations will occur when adjusting it vertically.
Therefore, once the sight is installed, ensuring the vertical center alignment of the sight bar is essenti...

A sight damper is a device attached to the sight area of the bow to reduce the vibrations that occur when an arrow is shot.
It is usually made of rubber or other elastic materials and minimizes shaking or trembling of the sight.
When the bowstring is released, vibrations travel to the sight, whic...

Brace height refers to the distance between the bowstring and the deepest part of the grip (handle) when the bow is fully assembled.
This distance is typically measured in centimeters or inches, and it directly affects the bow’s reaction speed, vibration, sound, and the arrow’s trajectory.

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The riser is the central body of the bow, to which all major components—such as the upper and lower limbs, grip, sight, stabilizer, and arrow rest—are attached.
Its strength, weight, and balance are determined by the riser, making it a key component that influences the archer’s posture, shooting...

The nocking point is the position on the bowstring where the arrow is fixed.
Using a T-gauge based on the rest, the height is measured, and two servings (above and below) are tied to secure the arrow’s vertical position precisely.
If the arrow is not mounted consistently, significant errors in di...

The bow sling is a safety accessory that prevents the bow from slipping on the hand.
It allows the archer to shoot without holding the bow tightly with his fingers.
Unlike finger slings, wrist slings are worn on the wrist and fixed by winding a bow.
It is used as an aid to suppress excessive wris...

A plastic rest is a support on which the arrow sits, keeping it in the correct position until the release.
Made of plastic, it is the most commonly used component on beginner recurve bows.

The sight pin is the aiming reference attached to the archery sight, and it is an essential component that helps the archer accurately align the center of the target.