Difference between revisions of "Recurve bow"

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A <b>recurve bow</b> is one where the bow doubles back on itself, and thus the bowstring touches the bow. This results in more 'springiness' and a faster/stronger arrow flight.
 
A <b>recurve bow</b> is one where the bow doubles back on itself, and thus the bowstring touches the bow. This results in more 'springiness' and a faster/stronger arrow flight.
  
(''Note that this bow is very similar to the [[Composite Recurve Bow]], however is less complex (taking almost half the time of a recurve bow), and presumably of less strength.'')
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(''Note that this bow is very similar to the [[Composite recurve bow]], however is less complex (taking almost half the time of a recurve bow), and presumably of less strength.'')
  
 
== Construction ==
 
== Construction ==

Revision as of 01:39, 25 September 2005

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Preamble

A recurve bow is one where the bow doubles back on itself, and thus the bowstring touches the bow. This results in more 'springiness' and a faster/stronger arrow flight.

(Note that this bow is very similar to the Composite recurve bow, however is less complex (taking almost half the time of a recurve bow), and presumably of less strength.)

Construction

'Object: Recurve bow
Days needed: 5
Raw materials needed: 400 grams of wood
Objects: bowstring (1 item(s) needed)
Tools needed: knife