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18 July 2017
Turkish arrows are short, which indicates a shorter draw. The flight arrows are even shorter, but were mostly shot with an over-draw, called a “siper”. The siper is probably the first over-draw aid in history. It wrapped around the wrist of the bowhand, and helped create a longer draw for use with shorter arrows. (English)
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- frwiki Siper