Back tension archery release comprising rotating bearing ring
AssigneePerfect Form Manufacturing LLC
InventorsDaniel N. Kelly, Eric J. Griggs
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Abstract
A triggerless back tension archery release is provided. Disclosed archery releases include a bearing ring that rotates relative to a release body. During use, the bearing ring rotates to the same position when force is applied during a draw cycle. This reduces inconsistent placement of the finger and provides consistent release alignment. Disclosed archery releases also include a variety of removable finger extension that provide high mass triggers. An archer can feel subtle movement of the high mass triggers with increased accuracy which provides better control over the archery release.
Claims20
A triggerless back tension archery release comprising:
- a release body comprising:
- a hole defining a first finger position for receiving an index finger;
- a first bearing ring and a second bearing ring, each having a collar and a lip;
- the lips engaging the release body to secure the first bearing ring and the second bearing ring within the hole;
- the collars passing through the hole and engaging one another to secure the first bearing ring and the second bearing ring to one another while permitting free rotation relative to the release body;
- a finger extension connected to the release body;
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- a triggerless hook assembly connected to the release body, the triggerless hook assembly configured to selectively release a bowstring upon actuation of the finger extension.
A triggerless back tension archery release comprising:
- a release body comprising:
- a hole defining a first finger position for receiving an index finger;
- a ring-shaped bearing disposed in the hole;
- a first bearing ring and a second bearing ring, each having a collar and a lip;
- the lips engaging the release body to secure the first bearing ring and the second bearing ring within the hole;
- the collars passing through the hole and through the ring-shaped bearing, the collars engaging one another to secure the first bearing ring and the second bearing ring to one another while permitting free rotation relative to the release body;
- a finger extension connected to the release body;
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- a triggerless hook assembly connected to the release body, the triggerless hook assembly configured to selectively release a bowstring upon actuation of the finger extension.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.