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Cam: A wheel like device mounted on the limb tip of a compound bow, used to decrease the amount of weight held on the bow string at full draw
Cant: To hold the bow tilted off vertical while shooting.
Cast: The ability of the bow to propel an arrow and the degree of efficiency with which this is achieved.
Centre serving: The serving on the central area of the bow string which protects the bow string from wear.
Centre shot: A bow which is designed to allow the arrow to take a position central to the limbs.
Chest guard: (chest protector) A protective device that covers the side of the archer's chest that is nearest to the bow which keeps clothes out of the path of the string during shooting.
Clicker (draw length check): A device attached to the bow which gives an audible indication when the arrow has been drawn to the desired draw length.
Closed stance: A shooting stance where the line of the shoulders is more than 180 degrees taking a line from the shooting position to the centre of the target.
Coach: A tutor or teacher of sporting activities.
Cock fletching: The fletching on the arrow at right angles to the slot in the nock. This fletching is usually a different colour to the other fletchings on commercially made arrows;
Composite bow: Abow that consists of different parts or materials.
Compound Bow: A bow where the string is attached to pulleys, wheels or cams in order to increase the kinetic energy when the bow is being used.
Course: The range on which Field archery rounds are shot.
Creep: Letting the shooting hand edge forward before release.
Cresting: Painted rings just in front of the fletchings for decoration or identification.
Cross hair: A sight which has two fine lines that cross at right angles; the intersection of the lines is used for lining up on the given aiming point.
Crossbow: A bow that is fitted with a stock, and is shot similar to a rifle.
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