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{||-||The compound bow has a system of cams and pulleys. The draw weight decreases as you pull back so that it is much easier to hold the bow in a fully drawn position. As you release the energy builds up to peek weight supplying all of the available energy. This system offers a significant advantage in holding the bow steady and aiming over a recurve bow. Must compound bows also have a special sighting system which includes a peep which serves as the rear sight mounted directly on the bowstring. Telescopic sights are also used on some compound bows.It should be noted that it requires a great deal more skill to successfully aim and operate a recurve bow of the same weight as a compound bow. Most competition archery including the Olympics the competitors are not allowed to use compound bows.|}