Bow handle or attachment thereto

A demountable archery bow with a handle provided at the opposite ends thereof with limb receiving means, and limbs to be removably inserted in the respective limb receiving means. A click stop mechanism is provided between each limb receiving means and the associated limb to facilitate the assembly and...     

An archery bow includes a handle and two limbs, each of which is attached to the handle through a connector which permits the limbs to be either detached or folded with respect to the handle. The "tiller" of the bow may be adjusted through the connectors or by interchanging limbs. The draw weight of...     

An archery bow having a riser that is adapted to be grasped by an archer and which has a face and upper and lower, opposite end portions. The inboard ends of a pair of elongate spring members are mounted in cantilevered fashion from the face of the riser, one in association with each opposite end portion...     

A break-away, snap-on quiver and mounting assembly for use with an archery bow having a central handle section. The quiver includes upper and lower end members joined together by a connecting rod; the upper end member having an inverted cup to receive and shield the pointed ends of the arrows, and the...     

A bowstring positioning device for preventing movement of a bowstring into a normal straight line position between the ends of a bow, which consists of a shaft, one end of which is mounted on the bow and the other end having an enlarged, padded projection to receive the bowstring.

A compound bow having limb members adjustably pivotally mounted on opposite ends of a handle member by a limb adjustment assembly including an arcuate rib and groove connection and an adjustable bolt fixedly holding the limb members in various adjusted positions relative to the handle member; a draw...     

An arrow positioning device for compound bows having synchronizing cables which includes an arrow positioner including a pair of retaining fingers for engagement with an arrow, and a release rod and trigger device cooperating with the retaining fingers and activated by movement of one of the synchronizing...     

A transport holster for archery bows includes a holster member having loops for attachment to an archer's belt, the holster member supporting a female interlock member which cooperates with a male interlock member attached to a bow at the balance point of the bow to removably attach the bow to the holster...     

A bow drawing indicator for attachment to a bow and including a switch device having a spring operating arm extending therefrom for movement in one direction to successively contact and close two different circuit contacts, a flexible member connecting said arm to said bowstring to move said operating...     

A bow frame is formed with a straight central portion and a pair of end limbs, with the latter extending either parallel to or toward the axis of draw. The bow string is about as long as the said central portion and is drawn toward the latter. The limbs are integral with the straight central portion,...     

A compound archery bow has resilient limbs pivotally attached to the opposite ends of a central handle by hinges allowing the limbs to be folded between an operative position and a folded position. The limbs are releasably secured in an operation position by a latch mechanism. A secondary cable interconnects...     

A quiver holder for archery bows which includes a small attachment plate permanently fastened to a bow handle and a quick attach-detach lug and socket arrangement on a bow quiver to cooperate with the attachment plate requiring no screws or bolts or other fastening device to secure the quiver.

Compound bow having two eccentric wheels or cams at each end. One of the wheels may be quickly manually adjusted with respect to the other without disassembling the strung bow to adjust the magnitude of drop off at full draw without significantly changing the draw length or peak weight. Also, a ball...     

A bow of the compound type for use in archery, having an upper and lower limb pivotally mounted at opposite ends of an elongated central frame member having a hand grasp portion formed thereon. First and second pivot members having continuously variable leverage characteristics are each connected to...     

An archery bow wherein the draw weight increases as a function of draw displacement to a point just short of maximum draw displacement, such that the draw weight is substantially reduced at maximum draw string displacement. First and second levers fixed together at approximately a 90 degree angle are...     

A compound bow having a handle and flexing limbs extending outwardly from the handle. A bracket is carried adjacent a medial portion of the handle and a pair of arms are pivotally secured thereto. The arms diverge rearwardly from the bracket. A string engaging member is carried adjacent the outer ends...     

A quiver includes a frame releasably holding arrows and mounted on a bow for movement between a storage position, in which the arrows are disposed parallel to the bow, and a nocking position, in which the arrows are placed across the bow and the bowstring thereof. The frame carries a drive member which...     

A handle for use with an archery bow that allows the user to adjust the position of the holding hand which stabilizes the bow to an adjustable position relative to the bow itself. The bow frame includes a recessed portion (facing the bowstring) which receives the handle that is mounted on a rigid vertical...     

A pair of limbs extend from opposite end portions of a handle member. Each limb has a free end portion upon which is rotatably and eccentrically mounted a pulley. A continuous cable is reeved about the pulleys and includes an arrow string portion extending between the limbs. The cable portions extend...     

A pair of limbs extending from opposite end portions of a handle member. Each limb has a free end portion upon which is rotatably and eccentrically mounted a pulley. A continuous cable is reeved about the pulleys and includes an arrow string portion extending between the limbs for receiving the arrow....     

Unique bow structure formed of three lengths of light weight tubular material and inclusive of a primary beam member, having removably but hingedly secured thereto, two identical lever arms having end extremities connected to the adjacent end extremity of the beam member by a spring-like member, said...     

An archer's bow, the center of which is constructed to permit an unimpeded, dead center flight of the arrow as it leaves the bow. A magnetic, suspension type arrow rest holds the arrow directly in the center of the bow at full draw, the arrow rest being retracted upon release of the arrow. A hand held...     

An archery quiver for detachable connection to an archery bow having a telescoping prong and socket mounting arrangement in which all of the components are made of plastic and in which the prong and socket are locked relative to each other by a deflectable plastic latch and latch release mechanism. The...     

A clicker is shown for giving an audible signal when an archer's bow string is properly tensioned. The clicker is mounted at the end of an elongated cable guard extension rod to cooperate with the rear edge of the connecting section of the string of a compound bow when the operative section of the string...     

In a compound bow, a cable guard characterized in being readily adjustable to provide, selectively, up to about one inch or more of cable deflection or offset. The guard is fastened in place by a plate. This plate provides for the optional attachment of a bowsight and/or a bow quiver.

An arrow locating device for use with archery equipment which includes a hollow spool of line for dispensing the line axially from internally of the spool. The spool is fastened to a bow and has the free end of the line attached to the arrow so that upon shooting the arrow, the line is unwound from the...     

A fishing reel for an archery bow has a housing which is attachable to the center portion of a bow. The housing mounts a pair of rollers, one of which is geared to a crank handle and the other of which is mounted on a pivotable trigger lever. A line attached to an arrow extends between the rollers and...     

In an archery bow having a rigid handle portion and a pair of non-flexing limbs connected with the respective ends thereof, a pair of cams are mounted at the respective ends of the handle portion. The respective ends of the bowstring are connected with the cams and entrained over pulleys at the free...     

A compound bow includes a pair of improved pivotally mounted cam assemblies having separate, specification profiled string cable segments and power cable segments constructed and arranged to produce a draw force curve representing a greater area of stored energy than that obtained with most existing...     

An archery bow has the usual grip portion for manually holding the bow with one hand and also has a bowstring extending between opposite ends of the bow arms. Mechanism is supported on the bow which is arranged to pre-load energy into the bow in a step prior to shooting the arrow, such pre-loaded energy...     

An archery bow having a primary energy storage device with a propelling bowstring attached thereto and a secondary and weaker energy storage device including bow limbs having a draw bowstring attached at opposite ends. The draw bowstring and the propelling bowstring are in draw force communication between...     

A crossbow has a prod in two parts, each of which is pivotally connected with the stock so that the prod parts can lie alongside the stock when the bow is not in use. When the bow is prepared for use, the prod parts are clamped in operative positions by a mechanism which includes a handle and which provides...     

A stabilizer to be attached to the handle raiser of an archery bow is disclosed. The stabilizer includes a pair of laterally extending arms constructed and arranged to be flexible in the shooting direction. Flexing of the arms is mechanically restricted in the shooting direction by the use of a rigid...     

A game tracking device for use in combination with a bow and arrow comprises a tracking line, a canister and a mounting bracket. The canister is mounted to the bow by means of the mounting bracket which is configured to mount the canister at a point laterally removed from the bow. The tracking line is...     

An arrow support, sight and guide for supporting, aiming and guiding arrows from an archery bow and enabling rapid shooting of arrows of various shaft diameters with increased accuracy, the arrow support, sight and guide including a body defining an internal passageway that is open at each end. A plurality...     

A cable separator for a compound bow is disclosed which includes a body defining an aperture within which a cable guard on the bow is slidably received. A first inside cable surface having a groove facing away from the cable guard is defined on one side of the guard. An L-shaped flange extends on the...     

A mechanical device that is attached to the handle of an archery bow and used to determine the path followed by the nock end of the arrow when the bow is drawn and the arrow released. The path followed by the nock end of the arrow is the basis for making adjustments to improve the attitude of the arrow...     

There is disclosed a practice device to be used with a bow. This device comprises a cylindrical tube transversely secured to the main body of the bow, and a piston rod reciprocately engaging the tube according to the motion imparted thereto by the user. The inner end of the piston rod is abuttingly engageable...     

A bow mounted quiver includes a storage apparatus for releasably housing a plurality of arrows on one side of the bow and a counterweight mounted on an opposite side of the bow to compensate for the twisting torque produced by the weight of the storage apparatus and the arrows contained therein. Both...     

The present invention provides an attachment for an archery bow which allows a bow string to be pre-cocked prior to use. The attachment comprises a plate attached to a midpoint on the bow and an elongated rod having one end adapted to engage the bow string and its outer end pivotally secured to the plate....     

The present invention provides an archery quiver which is detachably secured to an archery bow. A mounting plate is secured to the archery bow and includes an elongated projection having two sides which taper towards each other from one end to the other end of the projection. The quiver, furthermore,...     

A compression string bow comprises a bow having a center portion including a forward handle grip, and limbs at the outer end of said center portion. The limbs have a string strung between the outer ends thereof. The center portion includes a compression carrying leg member between the outer ends of the...     

The stabilizer has the threaded end of a mounting bolt projecting from a tube. The bolt head is inside the tube. A spring is compressed between the bolt head and a seat bearing against a shoulder surrounding the opening through which the bolt projects. An adjusting nut on the bolt bears against a bumper...     

An archery device 10 includes a frame 12 and a handle section 14. A drawstring 24 spans the frame and has first and second ends 30,32 formed of an elastomeric material and an intermediate section 34 of conventional drawstring material. A pulley 44 or 46 is associated with each end of the drawstring to...     

A trigger release mechanism for use with an archery bow and arrow is disclosed. Within the body member of the trigger release is a trigger and a rotating member into which a drawn bow string is placed. The rotating member with the drawn bow string in place engages with the trigger release mechanism through...     

The compound archery bow includes a central riser section with handle and bow window on one side and first and second limbs connected to opposite ends of the riser. The limbs bear eccentric levers, such as wheels eccentrically mounted on transverse axles. A telescoping arm is secured to the riser and...     

In construction of an archery bow, presence of an additional connecting mechanism in the region of the handle riser astride the grip well prevents uncontrolled jump of the broken piece at accidental breakage of the archery bow at the handle riser thereby assuring the utmost safety of archers. The riser...     

A multi-purpose archery accessory-mounting device is disclosed, having a main support base which mounts on the bow by use of standardized mounting means customarily provided on the bow handle, and including an adjustable mounting member which projects forwardly of the bow handle and which incorporates...     

An apparatus is disclosed for propelling a projectile by the use of an archer's bow. An elongate bar means having a first and second end is attached to a handle of the bow in a substantially perpendicular manner relative to the handle of the bow. A slider block with an axial channel formed therein is...     

An archery training aid comprising an indicator light, source of energy for the indicator light and a switch or contact device to sense the full draw of the bow. The contact device or switch in one embodiment comprises a slide block engaging the cable guard and retained thereagainst by two oppositely...     

A compound bow using a toggle link assembly to provide improved arrow speed, greater accuracy and improved ease of tuning and use. The bow basically includes first and second spaced bow limbs having a bowstring extending between their outer ends and having their other ends attached through power links...     

The present invention provides an adjustable archer's bow-sling. This bow-sling includes a generally rectangular leather and elastic member, provided with finger holes connected to an adjustable length wrist strap. This rectangular member is fitted to the palm of the archer's bow hand and is of sufficient...     

A bow sight transportation cover having an essentially rectangular protective housing with one open side end into which the bow sight projects. The housing is secured to the central portion of the bow by slidably engaging a mounting bracket attached directly to the bow sight. The housing can be modified...     

A bow mounted quiver to hold a reserve supply of arrows in an alert status with respect to a bow for convenient and quick accessibility by an archer. An arrow rack is pivotally connected to a base that is assembled to the bow. The rack holds the arrows in parallel, vertically aligned relationship when...     

A cable guard for use with a compound bow having a handle portion, a pair of bow limbs together with a first cable, a second cable and a bowstring comprises a rod with a first end and a second end. A mounting device attaches in use the first end of the rod to the handle portion of the compound bow to...     

An archery bow wrist brace has an externally padded, generally U-shaped rigid frame having an open front end which is anchored to a connecting bracket secured to a lower front portion of the bow handle. From their juncture with the bow handle the frame legs extend rearwardly of the handle to one side...     

A sight for archery bows including an elongate sight pin carrier having a guideway in which are adjustably carried a number of sight pin holders. The pin holders are of cruciform shape with a sight pin in threaded engagement therewith for lateral sight pin adjustment. A locking screw secures each pin...     

An arrow retainer to be attached to an archery bow which retains the arrow in a position adjacent the arrow rest. In accordance with this invention, the arrow retainer is preferably made from elastomeric materials and forms an upwardly opening channel. The arrow retainer provides a restricted distance...     

A frame-carried arrow rest and sideplate assembly fastened to a bow at a sight window thereof. A pin-mounted arm of the rest of the assembly is supported in a outwardly-extending, arrow-supporting mode by means of an arcuately-pivotal frame-carried support block ("sideplate") to which the arm is releasably...     

The disappearing archery arrow guide is used with archery bows containing overdraw shelves although it is also applicable to conventional non-overdraw shelves, as well, with arrow rests in the normal position. The guide includes a pair of upraised tines, preferably joined by a lower horizontal bar to...     

An archery bow-mountable blind is provided which effectively camouflages the movements of the archer, bowstring, and arrow as the bow is being drawn while providing sufficiently clear observation of the target for accurate aiming. The preferred apparatus includes a sheet of camouflage material, a pair...     

An overdraw system for an archery bow incorporates a three-point connection to the handle riser of the bow. All components of the system are configurated to permit assembly into either left-handed or right-handed versions. An arrow enclosure mounts a cantilevered, spring-biased toggle arm above and transverse...     

An archery bow which facilitates accurate shooting of an arrow and a construction which facilitates an easy and comfortable manner for carrying the bow, includes a riser defining a forwardly opening recess and a rearwardly projecting handle. Within the recess is provided a swivel hand grip with which...     

An arrow rest for an archery bow which is quickly and easily replaceable and laterally adjustable in the field without any need for tools. The arrow rest has an arrow support arm which pivots upon movement of the arrow shaft and fletching across it and by a resilient arm hinge automatically returns to...     

An archery training device (20) is disclosed for teaching an archer proper muscular control and body positioning. The training device (20) includes a string arm connector (70) that is securable without shifting to the upper arm and forearm of the archer's string arm. A draw force carrying member (72)...     

Hanger for an archery bow having a hook element and a base element which allows the bow to be suspended from a branch or the like.

An arrow rest and holder having a generally flat mounting plate for securement to an archery bow on one side and on the other side having holding means for detachably holding an arrow rest. A retractable arrow rest having an arrow support wire bearing hole angled forwardly and upwardly so that the outwardly...     

A cable-guard structure for a compound archery bow, comprising two separate guide rollers freely rotatable on a rod-type support. The rollers are of different diameter to prevent direct contact between the cables at any point along the cable span.

The archery device permits an archery arrow to be correctly centered along is length with respect to the bowstring so that upon release of the bowstring the arrow will fire straight ahead with improved accuracy. The device includes an elongated arm which is either L-shaped or U-shaped, a connector for...     

A combined stabilizer and tracker for attachment to an archery bow has first and second threadably connectable body members. An additional weight may be afforded through the use of a threaded extension member. The second body member may be utilized with a removable bushing to allow use of a variety of...     

A short archery arrow equipped with a sabot and a launching barrel therefor that may be used with either a regular bow or a crossbow. When in the form of a hunting arrow, the cutting blades alone provide all the required fletching action and the center of gravity of the arrow lies forwardly of the blades....     

A grip assembly for an archery bow installed on the riser of a bow to provide a frictionless pivot connection between the bow and the grip and which does not impart torque to the bow. Three styles of frictionless pivot connections are disclosed which include a pivot grip, a pull grip and a combination...     

An archery bow for propelling an arrow at a velocity depending on the draw strength of the bow. The bow includes a handle section having first and second ends; an elongated first limb having a proximal end attached relative to the first end of the handle section, and having a distal end; an elongated...     

A blind to be attached to a compound bow by a support rod threaded into the standard, threaded hole provided in the front of the bow to receive a stabilizer rod. The blind includes a central block supported at the end of the rod and having a threaded opening in its front surface to receive a standard...     

A compound bow is disclosed that is fully adjustable for draw weight, draw length and let-off. The disclosed bow includes a frame assembly, a pair of bow limbs adjustably coupled at a first end thereof to the frame assembly to provide adjustment of the draw weight of the compound bow, an eccentric wheel...     

A shield or protecting device which is attached to the split limb end section of a compound bow, a crossbow or any other archery device using a cam or eccentric wheel inserted into the split limb end section of the device. The shield is made in such a manner as to protect the cam or eccentric wheel when...     

An apparatus for calibrating an archery bow is described. The apparatus provides for securing a bow at its hand grip portion to a horizontal shaft, the bow being disposed generally perpendicular to the shaft. The shaft is mounted for rotation on a frame, which also supports a trigger spaced apart from...     

An archery bow support stand is formed of an angulated cylindrical body defined by a first and second cylindrical body portion coaxially intersecting one another at an obtuse angle with a first bore bisecting the obtuse angle with a contour bore of a greater diameter than the bore coaxially arranged...     

An archery bow, of the type having a central riser portion, and a pair of limbs extending therefrom with the bow string connected between the ends of each of the limbs respectively, across the length of the bow, further including an eccentric wheel at each end of the limbs respectively, for creating...     

Disclosure is made of apparatus to facilitate cocking of an archery bow. The apparatus comprises a forward and an aft leg joined together by a spring loaded hinge and is offset from the bow by offset angle bends in the forward leg, and there is a nock in the rear of the aft mount leg to hold the bow...     

An archery bow handle or riser, in which the riser is cut out sufficiently to permit a broad head arrowhead to pass rearwardly of the hand grip section, and upon release of the arrow, to avoid interference with the riser by both the broad head point as well as the vanes at the rear portion of the arrow...     

A draw stopping device comprising a plurality of straps which are attachable to a bow on one end to an archer's wrist on the other end.

A portable bow press for facilitating repair and adjustment of an archer's compound-type bow is disclosed which includes a first elongated member having a threaded aperture formed centrally therein and removable structure at each end for engaging the ends of each of the bow limbs. A second elongated...     

A compound bow having a handle, upper and lower limbs, and a bowstring. Upper and lower pulleys are mounted on the bow. Each pulley has a helical groove of three turns, one turn having a different diameter from the other two. Tension cables travel around two of the three turns of the pulleys. As the...     

A quick release bow fishing device is provided. The device allows for a quick connect and disconnect of a fishing rod and reel from an archery bow. The device is comprised of a connecting shaft that attaches to the bow at the socket conventionally employed for a stabilizer attachment. The fishing rod...     

An archery training device (10) is disclosed for teaching an archer proper upper body muscular control and positioning while shooting a bow (14). The archery training device (10) includes a string arm connector (18) having an upper loop (20) that is securable to the archer's string arm above the elbow...     

A bow string prop for archery bows comprising an elongated, rigid member having an inner end adapted to frictionally engage the handle portion of the bow and an outer end adapted to engage the bow string to hold the string in a drawn condition. The bow may be tensioned by use of the archer's foot and...     

A bow sling for attachment to an archery bow for assisting the archer in carrying and steadying the bow during aiming and firing of an arrow. The bow sling comprises an elongated strap formed of elastomeric material having a pair of legs extending from one end adapted to be attached to the bow's limbs....     

An interface between an archer's hand and an archery bow is provided whereby low friction, slidable movement of the hand at the hand-bow contact point is made independent of the bow. Lubricated latex rubber is disposed between the hand and the bow by means of an archer's glove, or a permanent or removable...     

A stabilizer which may be attached to an archery bow. The stabilizer includes three elongated parallel rods with two end caps for interconnecting the three rods. An axial slider is mounted on the rods and may be secured at any desired axial position of the rods. The rods may be rotationally adjusted...     

An improved compound bow having a rigid lightweight, high strength central portion which connects the opposed inner ends of the bow limbs and includes spaced apart, centrally offset tubular risers. The riser offsetting provides a sight window which extends over the entire space intermediate the limbs....     

Disclosed is an arm guard for the protection of the bow arm of an archer. The arm guard comprises an elongated rigid member attachable to a bow at the handle of the bow generally beneath the bow hand of the archer. The elongated member extends rearwardly and closely parallel to the bow arm of the archer,...     

A new device designed for holding bows of all types for bowhunters which hunt from the ground. This can be conveniently made from inexpensive materials comprising hardwoods, aluminum channeling, and a assortment of wood screws, washers, bolts, nuts, and several hanger bolts with some steel rod. Its main...     

A sighting apparatus includes a framework mounting a forward and rear post vertically adjustable to accommodate height of an individual, with an upper support beam mounted to each upper terminal end of each post. The support beam including a forward plate for mounting the bow thereon, and including a...     

An accessory mount for removable rigid securement of an accessory to a bow is disclosed. In one version, an accessory mount is integrally formed in the outer side face of the bow and provides for the mounting of a bow quiver, a sight for the archer to use in aiming, an overdraw mechanism, or other accessory....     

A forearm protector for use with an archery bow comprising a mounting plate with a mounting strut extending therefrom. A forearm guard is pivotally mounted to the mounting strut in pivotal vertical movement. The mounting plate includes a plurality of vertically and laterally aligned apertures or slots...     

An overdraw structure for compound bows which extends the arrow rest rearwardly at a predetermined point in the draw and which returns the carriage for the arrow rest in the line-of-sight as the bowstring is released.

Projecting forwardly from a bow 10 is a rod 18 having a transverse arm 19 rotatable on the rod. A cup or receptacle 20 is adjustably mounted on the arm to receive the head or point 21 of a nocked arrow 22. An adjustable stop 31 on the outer end of the rod holds the arrow point in a position causing the...     

The invention relates to an improvement in hunting bows, more especially in the area of the system for tracking the game by a container-stored string or cord that has its free end attached to the arrow so as to follow the flight of the arrow. The problem to be solved arises from the inadvertent failure...     

A hold-back system for an archery bow having an overdraw structure includes a device with a spring-biased arm. The arm may be positioned to intercept the bowstring when partially drawn and hold it in that position. When the bowstring is further drawn to fire the arrow, the arm automatically retracts...