Bow sight mount
OwnerKenneth D. Janewayinventor
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A bow sight mount includes a mounting plate, a sliding bar and a lock. The bar is adapted at one of its ends to be fixed to the bow sight and the plate is adapted to be permanently fastened to the lock. At least one threaded aperture extends transversely through the bar. The plate, which has a channel extending through its length contoured to snugly, reciprocally, slidably receive the bar, has a smooth locking aperture of diameter less than the threaded aperture in the bar and positioned so as to be alignable with the threaded aperture as the bar slides in the channel. A frusto-conical sink extends into and is aligned with the locking aperture. The lock includes a knob with a threaded shaft rotationally engagable in the threaded aperture. The end of the shaft has a frusto-conical taper to complement the frusto-conical sink in the plate and a cylindrical tip snugly insertable into the locking aperture. Thus, when the threaded aperture and the locking aperture are in approximate alignment, rotation of the knob causes the shaft to penetrate into the bar until the cylindrical tip of the shaft penetrates into and bears against the sink in the bar. As the tip bears against the sink, the bar shifts to substantially align the threaded aperture with the locking aperture permitting the cylindrical tip to be snugly inserted into the locking aperture and precisely securing the bar and the plate together.
A mount for a bow sight comprising:
A mount for a bow sight comprising:
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