Light archery sight
OwnerHenry F. Hoppe, Robby P. Geinerinventors
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Abstract
A light archery sight using a spot of light reflected on a transparent window for aiming purposes. The window is free of barriers permitting the target and aiming spot to be quickly simultaneously observed. The light aiming spot is reflected from a transparent window obliquely related to the line of sight, and the window may be mounted upon a slide carriage movable in a direction transverse to the light path to vary the elevation of the reflected light, and hence, the line of sight elevation.
Claims11
A light archery sight through which an archer observes a target along a line of sight characterized by its ease of viewing and rapid unobstructed sighting adapted to be mounted upon a bow handle comprising, in combination, a support adapted to be mounted upon a bow handle, a sight body mounted upon said support having a front end and a rear end, a clear cantilever mounted open light reflective window formed of high strength flexible synthetic plastic having a body mounted end mounted on said body, a body remote free end and free visually unobstructed lateral sides, a light source mounted on said body producing a beam of light directly exposed to said window for reflection thereof in the direction of the archer, said window being obliquely related to the archer's line of sight whereby the reflection of said light on said window and the target may be simultaneously observed by the archer.
A light archery sight through which an archer observes a target along a line of sight characterized by its ease of viewing and rapid unobstructed sighting adapted to be mounted upon a bow handle comprising, in combination, a support adapted to be mounted upon a bow handle, an elongated sight body mounted upon said support having a longitudinal axis, a front end and a rear end, an elongated guideway defined on said body substantially parallel to said axis extending between said ends, a slide mounted on said guideway for selective movement relative to said body, releasable locking means interposed between said body and said slide to selectively lock said slide relative to said body, a clear open light reflective window having a first end attached to said slide and a second free end obliquely extending toward the archer, a light source mounted on said body producing a beam of light directly exposed to said window for reflection therefrom in the direction of the archer, said window being obliquely related to said body axis and the length of said guideway and the archer's line of sight whereby the beam of light reflected on said window and the target may be simultaneously observed by the archer and longitudinal adjustment of said slide on said guideway varies the elevation of the beam of light reflected on said window.
A light archery sight through which an archer observes a target along a line of sight characterized by its ease of viewing and rapid unobstructed sighting adapted to be mounted upon a bow handle comprising, in combination, a support adapted to be mounted upon a bow handle, an elongated sight body mounted upon said support having a longitudinal axis, a front end and a rear end, an elongated guideway defined on said body substantially parallel to said axis extending between said ends, a slide mounted on said guideway for selective movement relative to said body, releasable locking means interposed between said body and said slide to selectively lock said slide relative to said body, a clear open light reflective window having a first end attached to said slide and a second free end obliquely extending toward the archer, a light source mounted on said body producing a beam of light directly exposed to said window for reflection therefrom in the direction of the archer, said window being obliquely related to said body axis and the length of said guideway and the archer's line of sight whereby the beam of light reflected on said window and the target may be simultaneously observed by the archer and longitudinal adjustment of said slide on said guideway varies the elevation of the beam of light reflected on said window, said support including pivot means interposed between said support and said sight body having a pivot axis substantially perpendicular to said body axis for selectively pivoting said sight body relative to said support.
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