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The notched rear end of an arrow where it attaches to the bowstring for launching.

The upper and lower parts of the bow that bend when the string is drawn and transfer energy to the arrow upon release.

A modern bow that uses a levering system of cables and pulleys to bend the limbs.

The central part of the bow to which the limbs are attached; serves as the handle and structural framework.

A type of bow that has curved tips which turn away from the archer when the bow is strung.

A container for holding arrows, bolts, or darts.

The part of the bow riser where the archer's hand is positioned during shooting, affecting hand placement and comfort.

A type of fletching made of a stiff material that helps in steering and stabilizing the arrow during flight.

The aerodynamic stabilization device attached to arrows, consisting of feathers or plastic vanes.

The phenomenon that occurs when an arrow flexes around the bow upon release yet still flies towards the target, due to the dynamic interaction of the arrow's flexibility and the bow's propulsion.

A piece of equipment worn on the forearm of the bow hand to protect the archer from the string slap.

The front layer of the target where scores are marked, often made of paper or synthetic material and featuring concentric circles.

A device mounted on the riser of the bow to assist the archer in aiming the arrow more accurately.

The center of a target in archery, typically the area that scores the highest points.

A mechanical device used to release the bowstring, typically used with compound bows.

A device that emits a 'click' sound to signal the archer when the arrow has been drawn to a consistent length, allowing for a precise release.

The string of a bow, which is drawn back by the archer to propel the arrow.

The consistent spot on the archer's face or jaw where the drawing hand or string is placed before releasing the arrow.

An accessory attached to the bow to reduce vibration, absorb shock, and help balance the bow during the shot.