Bowstring-held archery device
OwnerPeter R. Grizinventor
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Abstract
A bowstring-held archery device which serves as an anchor point for an archer's pulling hand, the device having a body and a tail projecting from the body, the body having an arrangement for holding the device on a bowstring in fixed relationship thereto, the tail having sufficient length to project into the corner of the archer's mouth, whereby the bowstring-held archery device enables the archer to consistently duplicate the anchor point, and the device allowing the archer to see the bowstring during aiming without interfering with sighting of a target.
Claims4
A bowstring-held archery device which serves as an anchor point for an archer's pulling hand, said device being elongated and having a body and a tail projecting from said body, said body having means for independently and totally supporting the device on a bowstring in fixed relationship thereto, the tail having sufficient length to project into the corner of the archer's mouth, whereby said bowstring-held archery device enables the archer to consistently duplicate said anchor point, and said device allowing the archer to see the bowstring during aiming without interfering with sighting of a target.
A bowstring-held archery device which serves as an anchor point for an archer's pulling hand, said device having a body and a tail projecting from said body, said body having a central aperture therein and a slot which opens the aperture to the exterior of said body, said aperture having a diameter substantially equal to that of the bowstring on which said device is held, the width of said slot being less than the diameter of said aperture, both said aperture and slot extending through said body substantially vertically from top to bottom thereof, said tail projecting from the body sufficiently to reach into the corner of the archer's mouth, whereby said bowstring-held archery device enables said archer to consistently duplicate said anchor point, and said device allowing the archer to see the bowstring during aiming without interfering with sighting of a target.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.