Bowsight for compound archery bows
OwnerDonald S. Kudlacekinventor
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Abstract
The archery bowsight includes a base plate arranged for removable attachment to the handle portion of a bow and supporting a longitudinally extendable mounting arm which mounts at its forward end a horizontally adjustable bowsight windage carriage which, in turn, mounts an elevation carriage provided for micrometrically graduated vertical movement perpendicular to the plane of movement of the aforesaid windage carriage. An elongated sight pin mounting block mounts a plurality of sighting pins for individual adjustment parallel and perpendicular to the longitudinal dimension of the block in order to provide yardage and elevation adjustment of each pin for sighting on targets of various distances while also providing for horizontal adjustment of each pin for various windage conditions.
Claims14
An archery bowsight, comprising:
- (a) a base configured for mounting to the handle member of an archery bow,
- (b) a windage carriage mounted on the base for horizontal movement relative thereto,
- (c) an elevation carriage mounted on the windage carriage for vertical movement relative thereto,
- (d) a sight pin mounting block mounted on the elevation carriage for movement therewith,
- (e) a plurality of elongated sight pins,
- (f) a plurality of sight pin mounting members each mounting a different one of the sight pins for longitudinal adjustment relative to its associated mounting member, and
- (g) an elongated pin mount support on the sight pin mounting block for supporting the sight pin mounting members for adjustment therealong with the elongated sight pins mounted on the sight pin mounting members for longitudinal adjustment in the direction perpendicular to the pin mount support.
An archery bowsight, comprising:
- (a) a base configured for mounting to the handle member of a archery bow,
- (b) a sight pin support mounted on the base and including a sight pin mounting block,
- (c) a plurality of elongated sight pins, each said pin being supported by said support,
- (d) a plurality of sight pin mounting members each mounting a different one of the sight pins for longitudinal adjustment relative to said mounting member, and
- (e) a pair of elongated parallel pin mount supports on the mounting block disposed in parallel planes and supporting the mounting members for adjustment of the mounting members therealong, the elongated sight pins extending perpendicular to the parallel planes of the supports and the supports being spaced apart in the direction of longitudinal adjustment of the sight pins relative to the mounting members, whereby all of the sight pins are disposed in a common plane for adjustment in a direction perpendicular to the planes of the supports.
An archery bowsight, comprising:
- (a) a base configured mounting to the handle member of an archery bow,
- (b) a windage carriage mounted on the base for horizontal movement relative thereto,
- (c) an elevation carriage mounted on the windage carriage for vertical movement relative thereto,
- (d) a sight pin support member mounted removably on the elevation carriage for movement therewith and having an elongated pin mount support,
- (e) a plurality of sight pin mounting members releasably supported by the pin mount support for adjustment along the latter,
- (f) a sight pin mounted on each said sight pin mounting member for adjustment perpendicular to the plane of the pin mount support,
- (g) a C-shaped pin protector frame means mounted removably on the sight pin support member and extending outwardly beyond the sight pins to protect the latter, and
- (h) a crosshair wire means mounted at its ends on the end portions of the C-shaped pin protector frame means and spanning the space therebetween, the crosshair wire means having ends mounted for adjustable movement along said end portions of the protector frame means for aligning the wire with the terminal ends of the sight pins.
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