Archery peep sight
OwnerJames D. Fletcherinventor
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An archery peep sight adapted to be mounted on the bowstring of an archery bow for aligning the path of an arrow. A disc having a centrally located sight opening is attached to the bowstring in fixed space relation with the nocking point on the bowstring. The axis of the sight opening is coextensive with the axis of the disc and is located on the central plane of the disc. A frusto-conical surface is disposed inwardly from a first end of the disc, the apex thereof being terminated at the sight opening. A semi-conical recess is formed in the second end of the disc, the recess defining a horizontal planar surface adjacent the sight opening. Bowstring receiving channels are formed on opposite sides of the disc, the angular interval between a line normal to the bowstring receiving channels and the axis of the sight opening of the disc being in the range of 38.degree.-50.degree..
An archery peep sight for mounting upon an archery bowstring comprising a symmetrical member having first and second end faces in planes that are in parallel spaced relation to one another, a sight opening centrally disposed through said symmetrical member, the axis of said sight opening being perpendicular to each one of said planes of said symmetrical member, a first recessed portion being symmetrically disposed into said first end face, the apex of said first recessed portion said sight opening, a second recessed portion being disposed into said second end face and being including an end portion of complementary to a portion of said first recessed portions, said second recessed portion including a planar surface adjacent said sight opening and lying in a continuous plane extending in the general direction of the axis of the sight opening, the plane of said planar surface being perpendicular to the plane of said second end face, and a pair of parallel, archery bowstring receiving channels disposed on the periphery of said symmetrical member and intersecting the planes of said faces, the archery bowstring receiving channels being enagageable by separated portions of a single archery bowstring.
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