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String follow, also known as 'set' is a term used by bowyers to describe the amount a bow stays curved after it's unbraced (unstrung). For example you have a straight limbed bow. You brace (string) the bow with a brace height (distance between the arrow rest and where you nock the arrow) of 7". When you unbrace the bow, it maintains some of the curve that it had while braced. The amount it stays curved is the amount of string follow. The term is used for wood or backed self bows. Some string follow is not bad when creating a bow as it dampens hand shock and quiets a bow, but excessive string follow will rob a bow of cast.
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What does follow-through mean in archery and why is it important ?
Follow-through means holding the bow exactly where it was during the aiming process. It is especially important in archery because everything that is crucial to a good shot happens in a millisecond.
What is a string notch on an archery Bow?
its the notch at the top and bottom of the bow that you attach the loops on the string to.
Where can you get a bowstring?
I assume you mean the string of a traditional bow. I know that 3 Rivers archery supply sells them.Their site is 3riversarchery.com. That's all I know but other archery sources that sell bows should have strings for them.
Why is it necessary to have the string on a compound bow replaced at an archery shop?
becase if they have specal tools that are needed to replace the string.
What must the suitors in order to win the archery contest?
To win the archery contest and marry Penelope, the suitors must string and shoot an arrow through twelve axe heads in a row.
What is the part of the compound bow string called where the knock rests?
The point on the string where the arrow knock (or nock) comes into contact with the string is called the "Knock Point" or "Nock Point" Nice site for archery terms... http://www.archers-friend.com/archery-terms.html
What does serving mean in archery?
Serving is the material that covers the center of the string and the loops at each end. Its purpose is to protect the string from wear and tear and is replaceable. Materials are normally a strong braided cotton or mono-fillement.
What are the 9 steps of a good shooting method in archery?
put arrow on string pull string back shoot bow do ten times you nigher
What does string weight mean in archery?
In archery, string weight refers to the amount of force required to draw the bowstring back to a specific draw length, typically measured in pounds. It's an important factor that affects the bow's performance, including arrow speed and accuracy. A higher string weight generally indicates a more powerful bow, but it can also require greater strength and technique from the archer. Understanding string weight helps archers select a bow that matches their physical capabilities and shooting style.
What are 8 commands in archery?
In archery, key commands often include: "Nock," which instructs the archer to place the arrow on the bowstring; "Draw," signaling to pull the string back; "Anchor," which refers to placing the string against a consistent point on the face; "Aim," directing focus on the target; "Release," telling the archer to let go of the string; "Follow Through," emphasizing maintaining position after the shot; "Inspect," for checking equipment; and "Clear," indicating the range is safe to approach. These commands help ensure safety and consistency in shooting practices.
How do you win archery contest in odyssey?
They must be able to string Odysseus' bow and shoot their given target.
How much does it cost to get a compound bow restrung?
Well normally getting a string put on will cost about 110 for a great string and about 40 for a decent string but then you also have to pay labor which would cost you like 20 you can get it done at normally all archery shops but I use nontypical archery the guys name is Randy you can find him on craigslist he is amazing
