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US 2009/0156336 A1Published application
Arrowhead
OwnerChris G. Sanfordinventor
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Abstract
An arrowhead includes a body having a longitudinal axis, a first blade, and a first fastener that extends through a portion of the body and engages the first blade to secure the first blade in position relative to the body. The first fastener is offset relative to the longitudinal axis.
Claims35
An arrowhead, comprising:
- a body having a longitudinal axis;
- a first blade;
- and
- a first fastener that extends through a portion of the body and engages the first blade to secure the first blade in position relative to the body;
- wherein the first fastener is offset relative to the longitudinal axis.
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An arrowhead, comprising:
- a body having a longitudinal axis and a recess extending along a portion of the longitudinal axis;
- at least one blade provided at least partially within the recess;
- and
- a fastener;
- wherein the fastener extends into the body offset relative to the longitudinal axis to secure the blade relative to the body.
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An arrowhead comprising:
- a body comprising an elongate first portion having a longitudinal axis and a second portion extending from the first portion;
- a first blade;
- a second blade;
- and
- first and second fasteners;
- wherein the first and second fasteners extend into the body on opposite sides of the longitudinal axis to removably couple the first blade to the body;
- and
- wherein the second blade is positioned between the first blade and a portion of the body.
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A blade for an arrowhead comprising:
- a first end;
- a second end opposite the first end, wherein a longitudinal axis of the blade extends from the first end to the second end;
- a pair of cutting edges extending from the first end to the second end;
- and
- at least one-aperture spaced apart from the longitudinal axis and configured to receive a fastener.
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An arrowhead comprising:
- a body;
- a first blade;
- a second blade;
- and
- a third blade;
- wherein the third blade is fastened to the body and secures the first and second blades relative to the body.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.