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US 4,305,208 AGranted
Sighting apparatus
OwnerMarlow W. Larsoninventor
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A new and improved sighting device and range-finder and sighting device combination wherein the elemental sighting devices incorporate a sighting screw disposed within and through first and second separate mounting members having corresponding aligned apertures, one of the sighting members incorporating interiorly threaded means. The sighting devices themselves are constructed and arranged for gripping or clamping onto an elongate member and are selectively adjustable thereon. In a preferred form of the invention, irregular mating surfaces of such elongate member and the respective sighting devices used, prevent inadvertent slippage of such devices on the elongate member. The split-construction of the respective bodies sighting members enable users to install easily certain range indication markings as necessary, this obviating prior manufacturing expense. Fore and aft sighting-device mounting is provided. Vibrations during archery bow use, when such bows incorporate the range-finder, sighting device mechanism herein, will not disturb the unique, releasable mountings of individual sighting device elements on the elongate member of the unit.
A sighting device including, in combination, first and second separate mounting members having corresponding aligned apertures, one of said apertures being provided with interiorly threaded means, an externally threaded sighting screw disposed in and through said apertures and threadedly engaging said threaded means, and nut means threaded on said sighting screw for urging said mounting members mutually toward each other, each of said mounting members having a recessed face defined in part by undercut lip margins, said faces being mutually coplanar and aligned at their mutually proximate portions whereby to form a common backing, and a plate bearing range-indicia and inserted in and across said mounting member faces beneath said undercut lip margins to be backed by said common backing as formed by said faces.
A sighting mechanism, including, in combination, an elongate member provided with opposite vertically elongate faces and also opposite sides each having plural oppositely sloping vertically elongated surfaces longitudinally oriented in parallel directions and each surface having respective pluralities of ribs, opposite-face-reversible first and second separate members having respective ribbed surfaces engaging respective and corresponding ones of opposite side surfaces, in inter-ribbed engagement, and sighting means, including threaded grip-producing means, for effecting the releasable gripping of said first and second members onto said elongate member in a selected disposition on either of these faces.
A sighting mechanism included, in combination, an elongate member provided with opposite vertically elongate faces and also opposite sides each having plural oppositely sloping vertically elongated surfaces longitudinally oriented in parallel directions and each surface having respective pluralities of irregularities, opposite-face-reversible first and second separate members having respective irregular surfaces engaging respective and corresponding ones of said side surfaces, in inter-rib engagement, and threaded sighting means for effecting the releasably gripping of said first and second members onto said elongate member in a selected disposition on either of said faces thereof.
In a bowsight, an elongate slide support provided with opposed forward and rearward faces having forward and rearward pairs of irregular sight-gripping surfaces, respectively, and plural equivalently-dimensioned sighting devices, provided with threaded sight-to-slide-support gripping means, adjustably and respectively mounted over said opposed faces of said slide support, on respective pairs of said sight-gripping surfaces of said slide support, whereby to enable a staggering of said sighting devices and thereby accommodate reduced incremental range settings.
A range-finder bowsight device including, in combination, a range-finder portion having a multiplicity of fixedly disposed horizontal crossbars adjacent ones in which to find respective, separated, light-transmissive viewing spaces of respective, unique heights, said range-finder portion including respective identifying said spaces as to ranges represented thereby as when a target of given height, when viewed by a user, visibly fills exactly a respective, determined one of said spaces when said target is at a range corresponding to that of the indicia means of the space through which said target is viewed;
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