Sling bracket devices and methods of use with archery bow
AssigneeJeeb, Inc.
InventorBobby Jacobs
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Abstract
In one embodiment of the present invention, a bracket for use with an archery bow, including a main body having a length extending between a first end and a second end, at least one throughbore through which a portion of a sling can be positioned, at least one passageway intersecting the throughbore, and at least one securing element positionable through the passageway and into at least a portion of the throughbore, the securing element adapted to releasably secure the portion of the sling within the throughbore. The bracket can also include at least one vibration dampener.
Claims20
A bracket for use with an archery bow, comprising a main body having a length extending between a first end and a second end, at least one throughbore through which a portion of a sling can be positioned, at least one passageway intersecting the throughbore, and at least one securing element positionable through the passageway and into at least a portion of the throughbore, the securing element adapted to releasably secure the portion of the sling within the throughbore.
A bracket for use with an archery bow, comprising a main body having a length extending between a first end and a second end, a first throughbore and a second throughbore through which a first portion and a second portion of a sling, respectively, can be positioned, and at least one vibration dampener.
A method of hand-adjusting a sling on an archery bow, comprising the steps of
- connecting a bracket to the bow, the bracket comprising a main body having a length extending between a first end and a second end, a first throughbore through which a first portion of the sling can be positioned, a second throughbore through which a second portion of the sling can be positioned, a first securing element in communication with at least a portion of the first throughbore, and a second securing element in communication with at least a portion of the second throughbore;
- positioning the sling through the first and second throughbores;
- hand-adjusting the first and second securing elements to releasably secure the first and second portions of the sling within the respective first and second throughbores;
- using the bow to fire an arrow to determine whether the sling is in a desired position;
- hand-adjusting one of the first and second securing elements to release one of the first and second portions of the sling;
- re-positioning the sling through one of the first and second throughbores such that a third portion of the sling is positioned within the one of the first and second throughbroes;
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- hand-adjusting the one of the first and second securing elements to releasably secure the third portion of the sling within the one of the first and second throughbores.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.