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US 2013/0340738 A1Published application
Bow stabilizer with camera attachment feature
AssigneeArchery Technical Innovations LLC
InventorRalph J. Mancini
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Abstract
A kit for mounting a camera to a bow is provided. The kit includes a bow stabilizer for attachment to the bow; and a mounting bracket for attachment to the stabilizer, the bracket including a seat for the camera, an arm extending from the seat at a first end, and a connector at a second end for attaching the arm to the stabilizer.
Claims20
A kit for mounting a camera to a bow, comprising:
- a bow stabilizer for attachment to the bow;
- a mounting bracket for attachment to the stabilizer, the bracket including a seat for the camera, an arm extending from the seat at a first end, and a connector at a second end for attaching the arm to the stabilizer.
A stabilizer for an archery bow, comprising:
- an elongated body having a first end which connects to the archery bow, and a second end disposed a distance from the bow, the body having a pair of mounting collars for accommodating a footing for a camera mounting bracket, at least one of the collars being movable along the elongated body towards the other collar to hold the footing of the camera mounting bracket between the pair of collars to secure the footing to the elongated body.
A stabilizer for an archery bow, comprising:
- an elongated body having a first end which connects to the archery bow, and a second end disposed a distance from the bow, the elongated body having a pair of straps each secured at one end to the elongated body and being spaced from each other for accommodating a footing for a camera mounting bracket, each of the straps capable of being wrapped over the footing of the camera mount to secure the footing to the elongated body.
A bracket for mounting a camera to an archery bow, comprising:
- an arm portion having a first end and a second end, the first end having a seat for mounting a camera, and the second end having a T-shaped footing for attaching to the bow.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.