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  [CUSHION] ADJUSTMENT OF SPRING STRENGTH

  [CUSHION] ADJUSTMENT OF SPRING STRENGTH

  The spring tension of the cushion plunger determines how much the arrow is pressed against the plunger at the moment of release and how strongly it rebounds, directly affecting lateral arrow movement and flight stability.
  If the spring is too soft, it absorbs more lateral impact, but excessive so...

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  05:27

  [ARROW] HOW TO ATTACH THE VANE

  [ARROW] HOW TO ATTACH THE VANE

  Vanes are small feather-shaped fins attached to the rear of the arrow. They use air resistance to promote arrow rotation and straight flight.
  They help keep the arrow stable in the air, allowing it to fly straight without wobbling from release until it reaches the target

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  03:12

  [LIMB] FUNCTION AND ROLE OF THE LIMB

  [LIMB] FUNCTION AND ROLE OF THE LIMB

  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 componen...