Bow sight
OwnerDonald F. Priebeinventor
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Abstract
A rear sight mounted to a bow for use in conjunction with a front sight. The rear sight includes a bracket mounted to the bow and having an extension portion terminating in a mounting plate. The extension extends rearward of the bow frame and locates the mounting plate in a position between the frame and the bow string. A sight ring is attached to the mounting plate and extends generally laterally away from the plate. The sight ring defines a sighting window with an aperture through it and tapered cross hairs extend radially inward from the sight ring. The length of the cross hairs is such that they terminate at ends which cooperate to define an open area generally centrally within the aperture. The open area is alignable with the ends of the front sight pins and the target to provide for an accurate shot of an arrow from the bow.
Claims9
A bow sight assembly adapted for mounting to a bow for aiding in the aiming and accurately projecting an arrow from the bow toward a target, the bow including a frame having a bow string extended between ends of the frame, said bow sight assembly comprising:
- a front sight including a support bracket mounted to the frame and having an extension portion extending to a location forward of the frame, said extension portion terminating in a front mounting plate having at least one front sight pin mounted thereto, said front sight pin including mounting means for adjustably mounting said front sight pin to said front mounting plate and also including a shaft extending generally laterally away from said mounting bracket and terminating in a distal end;
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- a rear sight including a support bracket mounted to the frame for axial adjustability with respect thereto and having an extension portion terminating in a mounting plate, said extension portion extending rearward from the frame and positioning said mounting plate in a location between the frame and the bow string, a rear sighting ring secured to said mounting plate and extending generally laterally therefrom, said rear sighting ring including a ring defining a sighting window with portions defining an aperture therethrough, at least one cross hair extending radially inward from said ring and including means for defining an open area generally centrally within said aperture, said open area being alignable with said distal end of said front sight pin and the target to provide for an accurate shot of the arrow from the bow, said cross hair providing substantially unobstructed viewing of the target, said front sight pin and said distal end.
A bow sight assembly adapted for mounting to a bow for aiding in the aiming and accurately projecting an arrow from the bow toward a target, the bow including a frame having a bow string extended between ends of the frame, said bow sight assembly comprising:
- a front sight including a support bracket mounted to the frame and having an extension portion extending to a location forward of the frame, said extension portion terminating in a front mounting plate having at least one front sight pin mounted thereto, said front sight pin including mounting means for adjustably mounting said front pin sight, said front mounting plate and also including a shaft extending generally laterally away from said mounting bracket and terminating in a distal end;
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- a rear sight including a support bracket mounted to the frame for axial adjustability with respect thereto and having an extension portion terminating in a mounting plate, said extension portion extending rearward from the frame and positioning said mounting plate in a location between the frame and the bow string, a rear sighting ring secured to said mounting plate and extending generally laterally therefrom, said rear sighting ring including a ring defining a sighting window with portions defining an aperture therethrough, at least three cross hairs extending radially inward from said ring less than the radius of said aperture and terminating in ends defining an open area generally centrally within said aperture, said cross hairs being diagonally oriented and said shaft of said sight pin being viewable between two adjacent cross hairs said open area being alignable with said distal end of said front sight pin and the target to provide for an accurate shot of the arrow from the bow, said cross hair providing substantially unobstructed viewing of the target, said front sight pin and said distal end.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.