Stabilizers for an archery bow
OwnerDennis Wiseby, Tony Wisebyinventors
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Abstract
The invention relates to a stabilizer for an archery bow, a crossbow or similar weapon where vibrations occur, and which is formed by a housing which is provided with a coupling at one of its ends in order to enable releasable interconnection of the stabilizer and the weapon, and that a material is received in the interior of the housing which material consists of foam plastic with a damper body contained therein conisistinig of metal, for example lead or other material, which presents a larger density than the foam plastic. According to the invention, several balls or similar small damper bodies are contained in and attached to the foam plastic material, which consists of an inertia elastic polyurethane foam plastic with open cells.
Claims21
A stabilizer for a weapon, comprising:
- a housing having an interior;
- a coupling attached to an end of said housing in order to enable said housing to releasably connect to a weapon;
- a material received in the interior of said housing, wherein said material consists of inertia elastic polyurethane foam plastic with open cells;
- damping bodies contained in and attached to said foam plastic material, wherein said damping bodies have a larger density than said foam plastic.
A stabilizer for a weapon, comprising;
- a housing having an interior;
- a coupling attached to an end of said housing in order to enable said housing to releasably connect to a weapon;
- a plurality of foam plastic bodies received in the interior of said housing, wherein said foam plastic bodies consists of an inertia elastic polyurethane foam plastic with open cells;
- damper bodies received in a common layer along a common plane between said foam plastic bodies, wherein said damper bodies are attached to said foam plastic bodies and have a larger density than said foam plastic bodies.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.