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Specialty Archery, LLC

Specialty Archery Products, Inc.

Donald I Chipman

A fuel-fired multifunctional cooker system is useable for deep frying, submerged cooking in water, steaming, griddle frying, grilling, double-boiler operation and simultaneous combinations thereof. Some examples of cooker systeminclude features such as a cylindrical flue with a perforated upper discharge ring plate for even heat distribution, a removable upper flue deflector ring (annular deflector) for shielding a user and creating an 'air curtain' across the cooker system's upper food-receiving opening, an invertible griddle/grill cooktop with a central flue gas opening, an adjustable skewer, a steamer hood, an annular lower heat deflector around the burner, an annular flue gas baffle in the combustion chamber, a series of legs or feet creating a combustion air inlet between the floor and the cooker system's lower edge, a removable table, and a lifting device for handling one or more cooker components.

Multifunctional cooker system

An archery peep sight system for mounting on a bow having a bowstring, a bow cable, and a front sight with front sight alignment pins. A peep sight is mounted on the bowstring. A flexible connector connects the peep sight to the bow cable, keeping the peep sight in alignment. A verifier lens is mounted within the peep sight. The verifier lens having a power to permit a far-sighted archer to focus on the front sight alignment pins while keeping the target in focus.

Archery peep sight system

A base for an archery bow stabilizer of the type having a number of parallel, elongate rods, for removably attaching the bow stabilizer to the handle of an archery bow, consisting of a first section having a distal end and a proximal end and having at least one bore therethrough, each bore being adapted to pass one end of one of the parallel, elongate rods therethrough, the rods being received at the distal end and exiting the first section at the proximal end; a second section removably attachable to the first section at the proximal end of the first section and having at least one second bore therethrough, each of the second bores being adapted to receive the end of one of the parallel, elongate rods passed through the first section and also having a removable attachment to the bow handle; and a single connector securing the first section to the second section.

Base for an archery bow stabilizer

An improved sight holder for an archery bow including an accurate and rapidly adjustable vertical adjustment, an improved adjustment with axial direction to the arrow. The holder is easily used. The vertical adjustment uses a novel double-threaded screw device so as to achieve both a rapid adjustment by a coarse screw and a delicate adjustment by a fine screw with both threads cut into the same screw shaft and separately engageable nut devices. The adjustment on the line of flight is improved by use of a bar which is tapered to allow a forced tight fit to be accomplished by use of a finger-operated set screw.

Scope sight for archers

Adjustable sliding archery bow stabilizer

Adjustable archery bow stabilizer

A peep sight for installation on a bow string includes an outer barrel with notches to receive a divided bowstring, and a through bore including an inner chamber. A carrier is threaded into the chamber and includes a through bore including an inner socket. An aperture piece with a tapered sighting hole is received in the socket, and a lens is received in the socket adjacent the aperture piece. The lens collects light to aid in viewing the target.

Peep sight for archers

A machine for slitting roller material such as plastic sheet into strips or ribbons including a device for loading the roll of material onto the machine, simplified tension controls, so that materials can be rolled onto different diameter rolls and adjustable slitting knives so that strips of various width can be cut either simultaneously or in serial fashion requiring a minimum of set up time.

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Mason City, IA, United States of America

Donald I Chipman