How can you adjust the draw weight of a compound bow?

Adjusting the draw weight of a compound bow is typically done by turning limb bolts with an Allen wrench. This method is effective because the limb bolts are connected to the bow's limbs, which dictate the bow's draw weight. By tightening or loosening these bolts, the archer can increase or decrease the tension on the limbs, thereby altering the draw weight.

Twisting the bowstring does not affect the draw weight; instead, it can change the bow's brace height and overall tuning. Changing the arrow weight can impact how the bow performs in terms of arrow speed and trajectory but does not directly adjust the draw weight itself. Adjusting the sight position is related to aiming and accuracy, rather than the bow's physical draw weight.