Offset riser structure for archery bows
AssigneeHoyt Archery, Inc.
InventorJeremy Ell
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AssigneeHoyt Archery, Inc.
InventorJeremy Ell
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An offset riser for an archery bow has an upper end and a lower end each having limb attachment points, wherein a central plane laterally divides the bow through the upper and lower limb attachment points. The riser has a handle portion positioned between the upper end and the lower end and a front strut extending from the upper end to the handle portion, wherein the front strut has a front sight window portion that is offset from the central plane. A rear strut extends from the upper end to the handle portion as well, and it has a rear sight window portion that is offset from the central plane. In this riser, the front sight window portion has a different vertical location of transition lateral to the central plane than the rear sight window portion. This may produce increased stiffness, better visibility, less vibration, and other desirable characteristics.
An offset riser for an archery bow, the riser comprising:
An archery bow having an offset riser, the bow comprising:
A method of reducing twist and deflection of a bow riser, the method comprising:
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