Knife and device for removing an archery arrow or arrowhead from a receiving support
OwnerEdouard De Buyer-Mimeureinventor
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Abstract
A device to remove an archery arrow or arrowhead from a target or receiving support is fitted to a knife at one or more suitable points and comprises a gripper which can be fitted to and/or receive an archery arrowhead or arrow that penetrates the target or the receiving support. The device installed on a knife is employed to grip the arrow or arrowhead so that the knife can be pivoted like a lever such that the tip of the knife rests on the target or receiving support. In this way, the arrow or arrowhead can be removed by tilting the knife.
Claims10
A device for removing an archery arrowhead from a receiving support or target, comprising a knife, and a component adapted to be fitted for articulation to the knife at one or more suitable points and adapted to be fitted to and/or receive an archery arrowhead that penetrates a target or a receiving support, and adapted to be attached by a threaded connection to an exposed end of the arrowhead so that the knife can be pivoted like a lever with a tip of the knife penetrating the target or receiving support, whereby the arrowhead can be removed by tilting the knife about the tip.
A device for removing an archery arrowhead or arrow from a receiving support or target, comprising a knife and a component adapted to be fitted to the knife at one or more suitable points and adapted to be fitted to and/or receive an archery arrow or arrowhead that penetrates a target or a receiving support, and adapted to be attached to the arrow or arrowhead so that the knife can be pivoted like a lever with a tip of the knife penetrating the target or receiving a support, wherein a blade of the knife has at least one opening and the component comprises a guide on a first pin that fits into said at least one opening, the guide being attached to the blade of the knife by a knurled knob, and wherein the guide includes a fixed base plate with a first wing, and movable jaws articulated on a second pin, said jaws having a second wing to move against the first wing, together defining a cradle or tube for receiving the arrow or arrowhead, whereby the arrow or arrowhead can be removed by tilting the knife about the tip.
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