Bow-sight mount
AssigneeTrijicon, Inc.
InventorsEdward J. Haney, Joshua Lee Varner
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Abstract
A sight mount is provided and may include a frame, a first bracket slidably supported by the frame, and an arm rotatably attached to the first bracket at a first pivot point and rotatably supported by the frame at a second pivot point. A first adjustment assembly may adjust a distance between the first pivot point and the second pivot point. A second adjustment assembly may include a rotatable wheel to pivot the arm about the second pivot in response to rotation of the wheel relative to the frame to move the first bracket relative to the frame.
Claims44
A sight mount comprising:
- a frame;
- a first bracket slidably supported by said frame;
- an arm rotatably attached to said first bracket at a first pivot point and rotatably supported by said frame at a second pivot point;
- a first adjustment assembly operable to adjust a distance between said first pivot point and said second pivot point;
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- a second adjustment assembly including a rotatable wheel operable to pivot said arm about said second pivot in response to rotation of said wheel relative to said frame to move said first bracket relative to said frame.
A sight mount comprising:
- a frame;
- an arm rotatably supported by said frame about a first pivot point;
- a first bracket rotatably supported by said arm and slidably supported by said frame;
- and
- an adjustment wheel rotatably supported by said frame and operable to rotate said arm about said first pivot to adjust a position of said arm relative to said frame, said adjustment wheel including a plurality of detents selectively engaging said arm to produce an audible indication of an amount of rotation of said adjustment wheel.
A sight mount comprising:
- a frame;
- a first bracket supported by said frame for movement relative thereto and including a first socket;
- a second bracket supported by said first bracket and operable to support a sight, said second bracket including a second socket;
- a ball member at least partially received within said first socket and at least partially received within said second socket and operable to allow said second bracket to pivot about at least two axes relative to said first bracket.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.