Archery bowstring release device and method
OwnerBernard M. Pelleriteinventor
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In a trigger release for archery bows, a movable or stationary false trigger is mounted ahead of the active trigger. The archer hooks the end of the trigger finger on the false trigger, and the finger curves around the active trigger. During fine aiming the archer pulls the forearm rearward, and gradually relaxes and straightens the curve of the trigger finger, so that the second segment of the finger contacts the active trigger. This secondary contact smoothly operates the trigger without anticipation by the archer, whose sensory awareness is preoccupied by the more sensitive first pad of the trigger finger, which is pressing more firmly on the false trigger. This prevents anticipation, jerking of the active trigger, or flinching at the instant of release. An equivalent mechanism and method is disclosed for a thumb-activated trigger.
An archery bowstring release device of a type having a case, an active trigger, and bowstring retention means operatively coupled to the active trigger for releasing a bowstring upon movement of the active trigger, characterized by an inactive trigger attached to the case ahead of the active trigger for engaging the first pad of a digit of an archer's hand and maintaining static contact with said pad while a secondary portion of said digit moves rearward and trips the active trigger.
A method of triggering, without anticipation, an archery bowstring release device having an active trigger, using a triggering digit of a hand, comprising the steps of:
An archery bowstring release device for shooting a bow without flinching, comprising:
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