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draw weight

noun

  1. the measured force, in foot-pounds, stored by an archery bow when fully drawn.



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Just three days later, the court heard, his mother bought him a crossbow "pistol" with a 50lb draw weight.

From BBC

“All of us were struggling to feel the draw weight,” he said, referring to the speed of the ice and the force of their throws.

Regulated weapon certificates are required for all other shotguns, regular air weapons and crossbows with a draw weight over 1.4kg.

From BBC

Walsh said another misconception is that there is a minimum draw weight for bow hunters - there isn’t.

Clark noted that while a 30-pound draw weight is sufficient, it needs to be used with a fixed-blade broadhead rather than a mechanical broadhead.

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