Upper Cam (or Wheel)
The rotating wheel at the top of the bow that helps control the string and reduces the effort needed to draw the bow.
String Silencer
Small rubber accessories attached to the string to reduce vibration and noise when the bow is used.
Peep Sight
A small circular opening built into the string that helps the archer line up their view with the bow sight.
Bow Sight
The aiming device mounted on the front of the bow that helps the user aim more accurately.
String Suppression System
A device that gently slows and stops the string after release, reducing vibration and noise.
Buss Cable
A cable connected to the cams that helps them rotate smoothly and keeps the bow’s system timed correctly.
Grip
The part of the riser designed to fit comfortably in the archer’s hand.
Stabilizer
A rod attached to the front of the bow to help balance it and reduce vibration.
Bow String
The main string of the bow that connects the top and bottom cams and launches the arrow.
Lower Cam (or Wheel)
The rotating wheel at the bottom of the bow that works with the upper cam to control the string system.
Upper Limb
The top flexible arm of the bow that stores energy when the bow is drawn.
Handle or Riser
The central, rigid frame of the bow where the grip, limbs, and sights are attached.
Lower Limb
The bottom flexible arm of the bow that works with the upper limb to store and release energy.
Cable Rod
A rod that holds the bow’s cables out of the way so the arrow can pass cleanly.
Nocking Point
A marked location on the string that shows where the arrow should be positioned.
Nocking Loop (D-Loop)
A small cord loop attached to the string where the release aid clips on, helping with consistent and safe drawing.
