What are the main parts of an arrow?

Answer 1

different parts of the Archery bow and assembly

They are the lower limb, arrow rest. back, string notch, nock, face, string height*, upper limb, handle (also called "riser"), string, and recurve**.

*Note that string height is a measurement from the arrow rest to the nocking point

**Note that "recurve" is a shape of the limbs.

Modern "compound bows" have cams, cables, guides , for hunting: often noise suppressors, for target shooting also counterweights, sights of various types...

Answer 2

The parts of a bow, in no particular order, are the

• nocks - the grooves the string loops sit in
• limbs - the long, bending portions of the bow (one on each side of the handle)
• limb tips - the outer ends of the limbs
  
• handle, or grip - the part the archer holds
• arrow shelf - portion of the bow cut into the handle, usually used by Traditional archers for the arrow to rest on
• arrow rest - accessory installed on bows for the arrow to rest on (helps to improve accuracy)
• back - the side of the bow which faces the target as the bow is being used
• belly - the side of the bow which faces the archer as the bow is being used
• riser - the portion of the bow between the handle and the limbs

Answer 3

the awnser is a nock atthe back a fletching in frount of it then halfway a creasting then further up a footing and at the top a pile