Archery bowsight
OwnerStephen J. Sefsickinventor
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An archery bowsight, for use in a tree stand, or otherwise, to be fitted onto a compound bow, or other type bow, having a rotatable pendulum affixed inside a mounting framework, and the pendulum controlling the location of a free moving pin sight inside the framework, and therefore, in the path of the flight of the arrow, for instant and easy fixing on the target. A biasing counterweight arrangement on the pendulum corrects for different target distances, and an adjusting plate, affixed to the one side of the mounting framework, controls the fine tuned location of the pin sight, for high, or low misses, while bore sighting the archery bowsight. The archery bowsight also has a locating nut arrangement on the stem of the mounting screws to control the sideward location of the archery bowsight, to correct for side misses while bore sighting the archery bowsight. A locking screw arrangement extending upwards through the bottom of the mounting framework of the bowsight allows for locking the pendulum in a desired location for pre-determined distances, and a similar restricting screw arrangement extending downward from the top of the mounting framework restricts the movement of the pendulum for closer, downward shots. Also, a side mounted fixed pin sight plate can be mounted on the other side of the mounting framework, for mounting a series of fixed pin sights for pre-determined distances.
An archery bowsight having a series of sighting adjustments, and a pendulum controlled pin sight for consistent hitting of a target at distances from 0 to 70 yards, either from a tree stand, or from a ground shot, comprising:
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