Telescopic stabilizer
OwnerCharles E. Breedloveinventor
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An improved telescopic stabilizer basically having a plurality of telescopic tubes, one sliding over another. A centering device maintains center alignment of the tubes when the tubes are locked in a telescopic position. Threaded bores are provided at the outer ends of the tubes for attachment of the improved telescopic stabilizer to an archery bow and for the attachment of weights, additional stabilizer, or for use as a bow prop device. Plugs with threaded bores are typically used on inner ends for attachment of a locking member. The locking member is eccentrically and rotably attached to the plug. A bolt extends through the off center bore through the locking member. The bolt is screwed and tightened into an eccentrically located threaded bore on the plug. The locking member in the preferred embodiment has an internal interlock that locks the locking member to the bolt. This helps prevent the tubes from loosening during repeated shooting of the bow. The locking member locks the inner tube within the outer tube when the tubes are rotated about one another. A docking member is also included. The docking member is attached to an outer end of one of the inner tubes. When the improved telescopic stabilizer is in a closed or collapsed position, the docking device receives the end of the outer tube. This arrangement secures the end and provides an aesthetical appearance. The improved telescopic stabilizer is in the preferred embodiment made with three telescopic tubes. More or less tubes can be added. In one embodiment a three tube stabilizer can be easily converted to a two tube telescopic stabilizer.
An improved telescopic stabilizer comprising:
An improved telescopic stabilizer comprising:
An improved telescopic stabilizer having telescoping tubes, the improvements comprising:
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