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...

A bow stand is a piece of equipment used to safely hold the bow upright during breaks or between shooting sessions.
It protects the bow by keeping it off the ground, helping extend its lifespan, and serves as an important tool for developing proper equipment management habits for archers.

hex wrench, or hex key, is an L-shaped assembly tool used to turn and fit hexagonal socket bolts and screws.
Most archery equipment is assembled using bolts.
It is essential for adjusting components such as the sight, stabilizer, arrow rest, cushion plunger, and limb mounting.

clicker is a metal (or carbon) plate device that indicates when the arrow has been drawn to a consistent length.
It produces a distinct ‘click’ sound to signal the shooting timing, acting as a helpful aid for the archer.
The clicker serves as a ‘timing signal,’ helping the archer draw the bow w...

upper stabilizer is a short stabilizing device mounted on the upper part of the bow.
It adjusts the bow’s center of gravity and reduces vibration, making it an essential piece of equipment for achieving accurate and stable shooting.

It is a device attached to a recurve bow that helps you visually aim in the direction the arrow will travel.
It is one of the essential basic pieces of equipment for accurate shooting.
Mounted on the bow, it allows vertical and horizontal adjustments according to shooting distance and is indispen...

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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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An out nock is a type of nock that fits over the outside of the arrow shaft.
It wraps around the end of the shaft without requiring a separate insert, reducing sensitivity and making it one of the most commonly used basic nock types among both beginners and competitive archers.

When a stabilizer is installed, the weight of the bow shifts forward, sideways, and downward, changing the bow’s center of gravity and overall balance.
As a result, movement during aiming is reduced, and the bow’s motion and vibration at the moment of release become more controlled and stable.
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weight is a mass attached to the end of a stabilizer on the bow.
It reduces bow vibration, suppresses movement during aiming, and provides stability at the moment of release.
It is an essential component for all archers, from beginners to Olympic athletes.

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...

Stabilizer set is mounted on the front and sides of the bow to reduce vibration and stabilize the center of gravity.
For beginners, it significantly improves aiming stability and helps suppress movement after release.

The sight is attached to the upper part of the riser as follows:
First, fix the mounting block to the riser to install the sight.
Then, connect the carbon extension to the mounting block.
Align the small groove on the carbon extension with the center hole of the mounting block and tighten the bol...