What are 3 major parts of a bow?

Answer 1

A long bow is basically one stick of wood (ash, yew, or witch hazel during the hundred year war).

If you look into it's technical parts and divided it visually without physically taking it apart, then it would consist of a grip, a main piece (called a riser in modern terms), two limbs on either side, and (once ready to use) a string.

Hope that answered your question. Look back into the Hundred Year War for England and see their longbow usage for more information.

Answer 2

For a recurve bow: Riser, limbs, string, grip, arrow rest, pressure button, sight, twin rods, extender, v-bar, stabiliser and a clicker.

Answer 3

frog, tip, stick, bow hair, screw for tightening and loosening bow hair

Answer 4

A compound bow is a smaller faster more accurate sporting bow that is used by hunters. Some parts of the compound bow include; the riser, the limbs, the cams, string, and cables.

Answer 5

The handle is called the riser, and the bendy bits are called the limbs and of course the bit you pull is the string

Answer 6

Bow Hair, Stick, Frog/Adjusting screw.

*The German bow does not have the frog.

Answer 7

scroll

pegs

neck and fingerboard

bridge

f-holes

tailpiece

spike

Answer 8

the screw, the stick, the frog, the tip, the pad and the hair.