Self locking broadhead blade
OwnerCarl Pugliese, Ronald E. Wayinventors
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Designs and methods are provided for a retractable broadhead blade. In one exemplary embodiment the broadhead blade is configured to be received in a slot in a broadhead body, and moveable between a retracted or in-flight position, and a deployed or target penetrating position. The broadhead blade includes a front end that faces substantially forward when the blade is in the retracted position, a distal end opposite the front end, an outward facing sharpened leading edge between the front end of the blade and the distal end, and an inward facing trailing edge opposite the leading edge. The blade further includes a spring member with a contact surface configured to bear against a blade locating portion of a broadhead body when the blade is in the retracted, or in-flight position.
A broadhead blade configured to be received in a slot in a broadhead body and moveable between a retracted or in-flight position and a deployed or target penetrating position, the broadhead blade comprising:
A broadhead comprising:
A broadhead blade configured to be received in a slot in a broadhead body, and moveable between a retracted or in-flight position, and a deployed or target penetrating position, the broadhead blade comprising:
A broadhead blade comprising a spring member extending from a fixed end secured to the blade to a free end with a first contact surface configured to bear against a first blade locating feature of a broadhead body, and a second contact surface on the blade configured to bear against a second blade locating feature of the broadhead body, such that an integral spring portion of the blade must be deflected relative to the blade for the blade to be placed in a retracted position in which first and second contact surfaces are bearing against the respective first and second blade locating features of the broadhead body.
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