Arrow rest for an archery bow
OwnerDennis S. Greywallinventor
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Abstract
An improved arrow rest and archery bow are disclosed. The arrow rest has guides for directing an arrow shaft to an arrow support region defined between the guides. Preferably, two adjustable, spring-biased contacts are disposed in the arrow support region for supporting the arrow. The guides allow an archer substantial latitude for initial placement of the arrow shaft on the rest. Furthermore, the guides will return a jarred arrow shaft to the arrow support region. A support structure interconnects the guides with an archery bow.
Claims20
An arrow rest for an archery bow, comprising:
- two spaced guides defining an arrow support region therebetween, the guides having a surface inclined toward the arrow support region so that an arrow shaft placed on the surface of either of the guides is directed to the arrow support region;
- and
- a support structure for supporting the guides and interconnecting them with the archery bow so that the arrow support region is near the midpoint of the archery bow.
An archery bow having a midpoint located above a handle, comprising:
- a pair of recurred limbs interconnected by the handle, a first end of each of the limbs being physically adapted to be secured to a bowstring;
- and
- an arrow rest for directing the forward end of an arrow shaft into a proper shooting position, the arrow rest positioned above the handle and near the midpoint, the arrow rest having
- two spaced guides defining an arrow support region therebetween, the guides having a surface inclined toward the arrow support region so that an arrow shaft placed on the surface of either of the guides is directed to the arrow support region;
- and
- a support structure for supporting the guides, which support structure is attached to one of the limbs near the handle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.