For a Olympic style bow, that is to say, a recurve bow, no. There is no limitation under FITA or NAA rules. However, for a compound bow (which is not permitted in the Olympics), there may be a limit depending on the governing body.
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1600
The exact year is not documented but the Browning heat compound bow made in the 1970s. Browning Archery was acquired by PSE in 2001.
the type of bow that the women use in the olympics is recurve
The genesis bow
they used very simplistic recurve bow.
For a Olympic style bow, that is to say, a recurve bow, no. There is no limitation under FITA or NAA rules. However, for a compound bow (which is not permitted in the Olympics), there may be a limit depending on the governing body.
A compound bow uses cables and pulleys to help provide more power when shooting an arrow. A youth compound bow would be one that's sized for a child or teenager, so it's made using smaller proportions.
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It is a compound bow (as in bow and arrow).
Compound Bow
Too many unstated variables. The condition of the bow is the most important of these.
Faster. Easier to pull. Some things might be different for what you want to do, but not purely better. I mean, if you want to hunt, a compound bow is definitely the best choice. If you want to compete, a recurve bow is usually used.
Compound bow packages usually begin at around $400. Typical packages include the compound bow itself, a quiver, arrows, an archery glove, and a bow string guard.
recurves a taller crossbows are like a gun compound is a mix