US 5,467,759 AGranted

Archery rest assembly

AssigneeGolden Key Futura, Inc.

InventorVincent F. Troncoso

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Abstract

The improved assembly includes an arrow shaft support, preferably in the form of a twisted elongated blade, connected at its rear end to the free end of a transverse cross-bar, the intermediate portion of which is received for rotation in the lower portion of a depending bracket. The upper portion of the bracket holds the rear end of an arrow shaft side pressure arm preferably similar to the support and which extends forwardly and diagonally to a point adjacent the front end of the support. The bracket bears a tubular extension which passes transversely through the rear portion of an elongated mounting block, the front portion of which is adapted to be secured to the sidewall of an archery bow riser so that the assembly extends behind the arrow window in the bow. A guide rod passes from the bracket transversely through the block and is spaced from the tubular extension to prevent rotation of the bracket. A turn knob is fitted over the extension end so that the bracket, arm and support can be moved incrementally towards and away from the block. A shaft and spur interconnect the cross-bar intermediate portion and side pressure point arm for simultaneous movement of the arm away from the support when the support is depressed, providing arrow clearance during shooting. The support and arm are adjustably spring biased to improve arrow flight from the assembly.

An improved archery arrow rest and side pressure point assembly, said assembly comprising, in combination:

a) an archery arrow shaft support having a front end adapted to support an arrow shaft and an opposite rear end;
b) a transverse cross-bar having a free end, an intermediate portion and an opposite end, said free end being releasably connected to the rear end of said support, for projecting said support forwardly into the window of an archery bow, said cross-bar being generally circular in transverse cross-section;
c) a bracket having an upper portion and a lower portion, said bracket receiving said intermediate portion of said cross-bar for rotation of said cross-bar therein;
d) a forwardly and rearwardly extending elongated mounting block having a front portion and a rear portion, said block front portion being adapted to be secured to the sidewall of the riser section of an archery bow, said sidewall defining said window on the side thereof facing said bracket and said arrow shaft support, said block rear portion being adapted to extend rearwardly of said riser section;
e) a tubular arm connected to the side of said bracket facing said block and extending transversely through said block rear portion;
f) guide means connected to said bracket and spaced from said tubular arm, said guide means passing transversely through said block rear portion to prevent rotational movement of said bracket;
g) a turn knob rotatably connected to said tubular arm on the side of said block facing away from said arrow shaft support for incremental transverse movement of said bracket and support towards and away from said block for adjustable lateral positioning of said support in said window;
h) an arrow shaft side pressure arm having a front end and a rear end, said arm rear end being releasably connected to said bracket above said arrow shaft support;
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i) connector means in said bracket interconnecting said intermediate portion of said cross-bar and said rear end of said side pressure point arm, whereby depressing of said support during shooting of an arrow shaft therefrom simultaneously effects movement of said front end of said arm towards said sidewall, providing automatic arrow clearance during said shooting.

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