On a right-hand bow, where is the sight window located?

The sight window on a right-hand bow is located on the left side. This positioning is important for right-handed archers, as it allows them to maintain a clear line of sight along the arrow while also providing space for the bow hand and allowing for an unobstructed view of the target.

When a right-handed archer draws the bowstring back, their right eye naturally aligns with the sight window, enhancing aiming precision. This design also accommodates the archer’s body mechanics and hand positioning, contributing to better form and accuracy in shooting. The left-side placement of the sight window distinguishes it in relation to how it corresponds with the dominant eye of right-handed archers, facilitating an optimal shooting experience.