Expandable broadhead for arrow
AssigneeEaston Technical Products, Inc.
InventorsRobert S. Mizek, Dillon L. Ponder, Clint J. Warner, Joshua Kennedy
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Abstract
A broadhead for an archery bow. The broadhead includes a member, a first blade, a second blade, and a magnet. The first blade and the second blade are coupled to the member. The first blade and the second blade form a plane. The magnet is at least partially disposed within the member. In some examples, the magnet has a longitudinal axis extending perpendicular to the plane. In some examples, each of the first and second blades have respective cutout regions interfacing the magnet while the broadhead is in a first configuration and/or a second configuration.
Claims20
A broadhead for an arrow, the broadhead comprising:
- a member;
- a first blade pivotably coupled to the member;
- a second blade pivotably coupled to the member, the first blade and the second blade forming a plane;
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- a magnet disposed within the member, the magnet having a longitudinal axis extending perpendicular to the plane.
A broadhead for an arrow, the broadhead comprising:
- a body;
- a first blade coupled to the member, the first blade having a first cutout region defining a first section of a periphery of the first blade;
- a second blade coupled to the body, the second blade having a second cutout region defining a second section of a periphery of the second blade;
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- a magnet disposed within the body, the first cutout region contacting the magnet at a first location on the magnet, the second cutout region contacting the magnet at a second location on the magnet.
A broadhead for an arrow, the broadhead comprising:
- a member;
- a first blade coupled to the member via a feature defining an axis of rotation for the first blade;
- a second blade coupled to the member via the feature further defining an axis of rotation for the second blade;
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- a magnet coupled to the member, the magnet having a diameter, the first blade having a first point of contact on the magnet, the second blade having a second point of contact on the magnet, the first point of contact and the second point of contact defining a gap between the first blade and the second blade, the gap being less than the diameter.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.