Bowmar nose button

A method for aiming an archery bow, comprising the steps of:

• (a) providing a bow having a frame and a bowstring,
• (b) providing a nose button which comprises a longitudinal axis, first and second split rings spaced apart along said longitudinal axis,
• a plurality of connecting beams comprising at least three spanning between said first and second split rings, with said second split ring further comprising a radially spaced array of radial projections, with tips of at least two of said projections residing in a plane perpendicular to said longitudinal axis,
• said nose button further comprising at least one aperture having a perimeter defined between
• said first split ring,
• a first from among said plurality of connecting beams,
• said second split ring, and
• a second from among said plurality of connecting beams,
• (c) inserting said bowstring into said splits of said split rings and into an aligned space between connecting beams apart from said aperture, locating said nose button to a first point on said bowstring so that when drawn, one from among said radial array of projections contacts a point on an archer's nose,
• (d) depositing a cord between said first and second split rings and looping said cord around said bowstring to form at least one loop transverse to said bowstring and in contact through said aperture with said bowstring,
• (e) drawing said bowstring to a depth of draw, and
• (f) raising said bow so that one from among said tips of said radial projections touches said archer's nose.