Adjustable stand for an archery bow
OwnerRandy Meeks, Bob Holzerinventors
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Abstract
An adjustable archery bow stand to support a bow in a vertical position, allowing an effective support system on all types of terrain, including uneven ground; the disclosed invention has at least two legs that extend out from the front of a bow and independently adjust to keep the bow in a vertical position; in one embodiment, the legs are radially mounted to swivels that independently rotate about an axis directed out from the bow; in other embodiments the legs are adjustable in all azimuths, either by forming the legs' upper portions of a bendable material, or by multiple mechanical joints.
Claims18
An adjustable archery bow stand comprising:
- a body having an axis and a forward portion,
- a first swivel having a front end and a rear end, said rear end axially and rotatably mounted to the forward portion of said body,
- a first leg attached to said first swivel, said first leg extending away from the first swivel in a generally radial direction,
- a second swivel axially and rotatably mounted to the front end of said first swivel, and
- a second leg attached to said second swivel, said second leg extending away from the second swivel in a generally radial direction.
An adjustable archery bow stand, to stand a bow in a substantially vertical position, comprising:
- a bow having a bottom end, and
- at least two legs, each of said legs having an upper portion and a foot, wherein the upper portion of each of said legs has an adjustable mounting to attach each leg to said bow while permitting each leg to extend away from said bow in more than one direction to form at least an adjustable tripod with the bottom end of said bow and the foot of each leg.
An adjustable archery bow stand, to stand a a bow in a substantially vertical position, comprising:
- a bow having a bottom end, and
- at least two legs, each of said legs having an upper portion and a foot, wherein the upper portion of each leg is connected to a means for adjustably mounting each leg to said bow so that each leg may extend away from said bow in more than one direction to form at least an adjustable tripod with the bottom end of said bow and the foot of each leg.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.