Bow hip rest
AssigneeRaymond W. Leahy
InventorDaniel S. Reis
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Abstract
A hip rest device for attachment to an archer's bow to provide stability during aiming and shooting. A bracket screwed to the hand grip of the bow has a rod extending toward the bow string and bent downward at an obtuse angle. A padded hip rest is attached to the lower end of the rod to permit bracing the bow against the archer's hip. A threaded connector may be provided for attaching the lower end of the rod to the hip rest for adjusting the effective length of the rod.
Claims5
A hip rest for an archer's bow, said bow having a handle, comprising:
- (a) a hip brace for resting upon the archer's hip;
- (b) a rod having a first end connected to said hip brace and extending upward and outward therefrom, said rod having
- (i) a first section having said first end connected to said hip brace and an externally threaded end,
- (ii) a second section having an externally threaded end,
- (iii) adjustment means for adjusting the length of said rod including an elongated internally threaded coupling for receiving said threaded ends of said first and second sections,
- (iv) locking means for locking said coupling and said first and second sections in a selected position;
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- (c) attachment means connected to a second end of said second section for attachment to said handle of said bow wherein the length of said rod is selected such that said hip brace rests on the archer's hip when the bow handle is held in the normal shooting position.
A bow rest and stabilizer for attachment to an archer's bow having a hand grip and bow string comprising:
- a bracket for attaching to said bow hand grip;
- a first rod having a proximal end connected to said bracket and extending at right angles to said grip toward the bow string of said bow and bent at an obtuse angle in the plane of said bow and bow string, said first rod having a threaded distal end;
- an elongated adjustable connector threaded onto said threaded distal end of said first rod;
- a second, straight rod having a threaded proximal end adjustably threaded into said connector and having a distal end;
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- a hip brace attached to said distal end of said second rod.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.