Bow with vertically and horizontally adjustable arrow support
AssigneeHoyt/Easton
InventorMiguel A. Quartino
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Abstract
A hollow cylindrical, internally and externally screw threaded support member extends through a vertically elongated aperture from side to side through the bow handle and is vertically adjustable therein. The support member has a square head on one end which is vertically slidable in a larger vertically elongated rectangular recess in one side of the bow handle, a nut on the other end thereof when tightened clamps the support member in a vertically adjusted position, an arrow rest is attached to the outer surface of the square head, and a hollow cylindrical, externally screw threaded member carrying a spring pressed arrow spacing plunger slidable longitudinally therein is threadedly engaged in said support member for horizontal adjustment.
Claims3
In an archery bow, a handle section, a vertically elongated aperture extending horizontally through said handle section from side to side, an elongated hollow arrow rest support member extending through said aperture, said support member being movable vertically in said aperture and said aperture and said support member having contiguous vertical and opposite side surfaces thereon for guiding said support member vertically in said aperture, an enlarged head portion at one end of said elongated support member and an externally screw threaded portion at the other end thereof, a nut on said screw threaded portion which when tightened causes said enlarged head portion to bear against one side of said handle section and said nut to bear against the opposite side thereof to clamp said support member in a vertically adjusted position, an arrow rest mounted on the outer surface of said enlarged head portion, and an elongated, spring biased adjustable arrow spacing member mounted for longitudinal adjustment in said elongated hollow arrow rest support member so as to vary the protrusion of said member from the outer surface of said enlarged head portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.