Compound archery bow
AssigneeKenneth Holtman
InventorDean W. Stockmar
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AssigneeKenneth Holtman
InventorDean W. Stockmar
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A compound archery bow has a main frame with a pair of rigid arms extending outwardly from a central handle portion. A cam member is rotatably journaled on the end of each arm and a bowstring is connectable between the cam members. A resilient member, preferably a pair of rubber tubes, interconnects the main frame and each cam member at a point offset from its axis. When the cam rotates as the bowstring is drawn, the point of attachment of the resilient member to the cam member is brought into general alignment with the cam axle and the point of attachment of the resilient member to the main frame. Forces generated on the cam member by the resilient member at full draw are thus substantially radial. Both points of attachment of the resilient members are adjustable, and the applied tension of the resilient members is adjustable as well. A pulley is rigidly connected to each cam member, and the pulleys are interconnected by a cable to cause both cam members to rotate correspondingly.
An archery bow adapted for supporting a bowstring for movement between an initial position of reduced tension and a full-drawn position of relatively increased tension, comprising;
A compound archery bow adapted for supporting a bowstring, said bowstring movable between an initial state of reduced tension and a full-drawn state of relatively increased tension, comprising:
An archery bow adapted for launching arrows and the like, comprising:
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