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The flights on an arrow to aid in stability in flight.
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| Finger Tab |
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A piece of leather that protects the string fingers.
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| Fistmele |
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The measurement of the distance from the grip to the string of a bow, usually measured by placing a fist on the grip with the thumb extended towards the bowstring.
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| Fita Round |
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A round of 144 arrows, with 36 shot from each of four distances.
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| Flatbow |
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A modern bow with flat section limbs made from fibreglass and wood laminations, often referred to as a longbow.
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| Flemish String |
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A bow string made in such a way that the loops are plaited from material without the addition of serving.
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| Fletcher |
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[1] An arrow maker.
[2] A person who attaches fletches to arrows.
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| Fletching |
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The feathers that help stabilize the arrow during flight.
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| Flu Flu Arrow |
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An arrow with large feathers used for targets thrown in the air or shooting birds.
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| Flu-Flu |
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An arrow with over-sized feathers, used in bird hunting.
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| Footed Arrow |
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An arrow reinforced with a spliced hardwood foreshaft.
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| Footed Shaft |
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A shaft that has a hardwood section on its front end.
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| Fore Shaft |
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A supplementary hard wood shaft added to the front end of a shaft.
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| Freestyle |
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A bow that has sights. Also, competition conducted with such bows.
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