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Which part of the crossbow holds the limbs in place when they are pulled back and ready to be released?

Which part of the crossbow holds the limbs in place when they are pulled back and ready to be released?
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Which part of the crossbow holds the limbs in place when they are pulled back and ready to be released?

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That would be the 'riser' (or the stock)

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