[CLICKER] FEATURES AND USAGE
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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 with the same force and draw length every time.
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