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Stands for 'Archery Trade Association'
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The traditional term for a bow string
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An essential piece of archery safety equipment, usually made of plastic or tough leather
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A bow that curves back on itself
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The stiffness of an arrow shaft relative to its thickness, weight, and length
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A bow made out of more than one material
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Equipped with too strong a bow - for the person or the situation
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A bow with a cable system that makes it easier to draw
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The distance a bow can shoot an arrow - similar term used in fishing
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A style of archery that allows stabilizers and pin sights, but not release aids or optical sights
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The newest type of arrow shaft material - the lightest, strongest, & most expensive
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The outer side of a bow, the farthest away from the string
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The notched tip of the arrow that seats on the string of the bow
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Number of blasts on a whistle that indicates you can 'Retrieve your Arrows'
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The point or tip of the arrow
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An arrows feathers or plastic vanes
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The upper or lower part of the bow that bends when the bowstring is drawn
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The dangerous practice of shooting a bow withou an arrow
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Arrows made of this material are straighter than wood and do not warp, but they can bend if they hit a hard surface with enough force
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The path of an arrow in flight
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Number of blasts on a whistle that indicates you can 'Step to the shooting line'
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The action of pulling back the bow string, preparing to aim & shoot the arrow
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The position you assume when you shoot
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The 'Arrowhead' of the bow
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The handle part of a compound bow
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