The phrase "arrow firing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to archery, combat, or any situation where arrows are being shot or launched.
Example: "The archer demonstrated perfect technique during the arrow firing competition."
Alternatives: "arrow shooting" or "arrow launching".
My single arrow fired into the dark often backfires.
Released in the summer of 2011, it felt like an arrow fired at the beige misery of austerity and Ed Sheeran.
So out with the tiles, in with an arrow fired from an angry Zealot our hero Judah Jack Hustonn) is reluctantly hiding in his compound.
Ten days ago, a 51-year-old Yonkers woman was struck in the abdomen and injured by an arrow fired outside a nursing home in the Riverdale section of the Bronx.
The play revolves around Achilles, the supposedly invincible warrior of Agamemnon's army, who was killed by Paris with a poisoned arrow fired at his only vulnerable spot, the heel.
Gravely wounded by an arrow fired into his head, a college instructor still managed to wrestle with his 25-year-old son who carried out the attack and give his students time to flee the classroom, say police who hailed the actions as heroic.
Xeno was a Greek philosopher who proved an arrow fired at a target never reaches the target, because it goes halfway each time.
While leading the herd of camels back to Los Angeles from Ft. Mojave, his Homeric beard stopped an arrow fired by a Mojave Indian--who, unimpressed by camels, resented the trespassing on his land.
Despite all the slings and arrows fired at Norris over the summer, he continued to be the most popular candidate in all the opinion polls.
The revised version of the human story follows the discovery in South Africa of a haul of small stone blades or "bladelets" that formed lethal weapon tips, either for arrows fired from bows, or spears propelled from wooden throwers called atlatls.
