" He had the bow, a laminate straight, almost a longbow, that pulled forty-five pounds at twenty-six inches' draw."
In this case, what is "draw", and what does "pounds" refers to here?
In this cause, the word " draw" mean long. It is also mean wide. The word " pounds" mean the weight os it. It is also mean how heavy is the bow.
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Ok, Draw is the pulling force you make in the bow string whenever you pull the arrow when you want to shoot. Pounds in a bow refers to the power of the shoot, that means that a bow that pull forty-five pounds can hit something with forty five pounds of power
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Draw is the lenght or how far the bow can be. Pounds refers to the power when they draw.
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