Bow and Arrow takes enemy's life from thousands of miles away!

Cold Weapon - The Bow and Arrow takes an enemy's life from a thousand miles away!

The traditional bow, an ancient invention, consists of three parts: wood, horn and tendon. Its production process is complex, the materials used are numerous, and the workmanship and selection of materials are based on the appropriate season and climate. The unstrung composite bow is curved outwards, and the back of the bow (the side facing the target) is made of wood. The back of the bow also consists of three parts, a pair of arms and a bow sight. Most of the wooden parts are made of maple (maple), dogwood or mulberry, or a combination of woods.

Components

The traditional bow consists of three parts, wood, horn and tendon. Unstrung compound bows curve outward, and the back of the bow (the side facing the target) is made of wood. The back of the bow also consists of three parts: a pair of arms and a bow defender. Most of the wooden parts are made of maple, dogwood, or mulberry, or a combination of woods.

The face of the bow (the side facing the archer) is made of horn. The horn was used to strengthen the arm portion of the bow. Nomads would use buffalo horn or wild goat horn. Because the buffalo's horn is more flexible and longer compared to the horns of other animals, the two were most popular with the nomads.

Ancient ancestors would use fish glue to stick the back tendon of an animal's leg (from cattle, deer, etc.) to the back part of a wooden bow. The reason was that the tendon was like a rubber band, and after being pulled, it could quickly return to its original position, greatly speeding up the flight of the arrow.

The ends of a pair of wooden bow arms were fitted with bow ends (ears/siyah). Most historians believe this to be a Hun invention. The ends of the bow increased the momentum of the bowstring and reduced the force required to pull the string, making arrows fired from compound bows more lethal. There are many types of bows that have appeared in the world up to now