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Also known as archery arrow
Yay vasıtası ile atılan delici savaş aleti
An arrow is a projectile consisting of a shaft with a pointed tip, fletching for flight stability, and a nock for attachment to a bowstring, designed to be shot from a bow at a target or game. Arrows have been important throughout history for hunting and warfare, and remain relevant today in sport archery and traditional practices.
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It is catalogued under topics including Archery, Arrow types and Hunting equipment.
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