Quiver
AssigneePlacements Gaston Houle Inc.
InventorGaston HOULE
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Abstract
A quiver for receiving therein a plurality of arrows is hereby presented, the quiver comprising an arrow head receiving portion secured at a first end of an elongated frame and an arrow nock receiving portion secured at a second end of the elongated frame, the arrow head receiving portion comprising a biasing mechanism for longitudinally biasing an arrow toward the arrow nock receiving portion for longitudinally compressing and securing the arrow between the arrow head receiving portion and the arrow nock receiving portion.
Claims20
A quiver for receiving and securing therein a plurality of arrows, the quiver comprising:
- an arrow head receiving portion secured at a first end of an elongated frame, the arrow head receiving portion including a plurality of individual arrow retaining mechanisms;
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- an arrow nock receiving portion secured at a second end of the elongated frame, the arrow nock receiving portion including a plurality of individual nock-engaging elements, each one of the individual nock-engaging elements being longitudinally aligned along a respective arrow longitudinal axis with a cooperating arrow retaining mechanism of the arrow head receiving portion for securing an arrow with a force longitudinally biased against the arrow between the arrow retaining mechanism and the nock-engaging element.
An arrow propelling device equipped with a quiver for receiving and securing therein a plurality of arrows, the quiver comprising:
- an arrow head receiving portion secured at a first end of an elongated frame, the arrow head receiving portion including a plurality of individual arrow retaining mechanisms;
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- an arrow nock receiving portion secured at a second end of the elongated frame, the arrow nock receiving portion including a plurality of individual nock-engaging elements, each one of the individual nock-engaging elements being longitudinally aligned along a respective arrow longitudinal axis with a cooperating arrow retaining mechanism of the arrow head receiving portion for securing an arrow with a force longitudinally biased against the arrow between the arrow retaining mechanism and the nock-engaging element.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.