Based on the large recurve of the entire bow arm, the Turkish bow adds a ridge to the front half of the bow arm to provide a stable hardness to the bow arm instead of the recurve of the front half of the bow arm. Perhaps this can reduce the difficulty of the process and increase the stability of the bow body to achieve the same effect. This design is also found on Tatar bows and Indo-Persian bows. The advantage of this design is that it is more stable and it does not add much weight to the bow arm. The bow handle is oval in shape, with the bow handle convex outward and straight on the inner side, which is more suitable for hand holding. Its structure is light and short, making it a weapon in war.