What is a reflective folded bow?

The folded bow is equipped with pulleys that allow the shooter to remain in full tension and retain only a small percentage of draft weight. Most of the same structure share the reflective combined bow as an average compound bow. The prevailing difference between the reflex and any other compound bow is the torque guard located above the grip, which touches the riser on the bottom and upper part of the bow. The purpose of this function is to prevent the torque of the bow after releasing the arrow by stopping the wrist in turning towards the string jump. This trains the shooter to maintain a consistent adhesion point, which often leads to stricter patterns of the shot. These limbs are often prestressed, giving the bow shortened axle length to the axle for easier transport and added energy to the arrow. These limbs proved easy to calm the alga Accessorize quickly by adding shock absorbers that reduce the volume of shooting.

6 Cams allow the shooterStay in full turn while holding only 20-30 percent full weight. It also serves as an immediate repair of the normal changes in the length of the draft that can be rapidly reduced or increased by replacing the correct module that extends or shortens the cables and string.

There are many manufacturers and different brands of folded bows and reflex are actually subordinates to Hot Bows. Although the reflective meadow compound is almost the same as with other folded bows, the differences can be seen. The design of the torque and the design of the limbs has proved to be more noticeable differences between the reflective folded bow and other bows. Like any types of bow, reflex has differences that can be difficult to see with the naked eye. Such differences include the geometry of risers, limbs and limbs, all of which cause the reflective compound to bow to a smooth shooting piece of archery, which many archers prefer.