Perfect Form Manufacturing LLC

Magpump, LLC

Tog-ip LLC

Slick Trick LLC

Scott Archery LLC

Michael W Derus

Kenneth P Green

Hans Walthert

Daniel N Kelly

Eric J Griggs

Paul A Vaicunas

An archery bow riser for an archery bow is disclosed. The archery riser, in an embodiment, includes a first section, a frame connected to the first section and a second section connected to the frame. The frame defines a cavity or inner space, and the frame is configured to reduce deformation of at least part of the archery bow riser.

Archery bow assembly

Adapter for ammunition magazines

An ammunition movement system and method are disclosed herein. The ammunition movement system, in an embodiment, includes a first driver moveable to apply a first force to an ammunition cartridge unit. The first force acts along a first axis that extends in a first plane. The system also includes a second driver moveable to apply a second force to the ammunition cartridge unit. The second force acts along a second axis that extends in a second plane. The system also includes an actuator operatively coupled to the first driver and the second driver. The first plane intersects with the second plane. The actuator, the first driver and the second driver are configured to cooperate to move the ammunition cartridge unit through a magazine opening of a firearm magazine.

Ammunition movement system and method for firearm magazine loaders

Arrowhead

A firearm magazine loader and method are disclosed herein. The firearm magazine loader, in an embodiment, has a receptacle configured to receive a plurality of ammunition units. The firearm magazine loader also has a body that defines or includes a loading structure. The loading structure is configured to be coupled to a plurality of different types of magazine adapters. Each one of the magazine adapters is configured to be coupled to one of a plurality of different types of firearm magazines.

Firearm magazine loader and method operable with magazine adapters

Ammunition magazine loader

An archery draw stop system and method are disclosed herein. The archery draw stop system, in an embodiment, includes a limb engager configured to be mounted to a limb portion of a limb of an archery bow. The archery draw stop system also has a draw stopper portion configured to engage a member that is coupled to a rotary of the archery bow.

Archery draw stop system and method

Archery bow riser

An arrowhead adapter, in an embodiment, includes an interface and a body which defines a bore. The body has an outer surface configured to fit within a gap formed between an inner surface of an arrow shaft and a blade holder to apply a stabilizing force to the blade holder in the assembled state.

Arrowhead adapter and assembly operable with multiple types of arrow shafts

A bowstring release is described herein. The bowstring release has, in an embodiment, a release body and a hook for holding a bowstring. The bowstring release includes a trigger coupled to the release body, and the trigger has a roller for operation of the release.

Archery bowstring release

A riser for a bow is disclosed. The riser, in an embodiment, includes an upper section, a structure, a middle section, and a lower section. The structure defines a cavity, and the structure is configured to reduce deformation of at least part of the riser.

Bow riser

A riser for a bow is disclosed. The riser includes a top riser section that is joined to a middle riser section by a first and second step. The first and second steps strengthen the riser and permit the riser to be formed from less material while resisting undesirable deformation during use.

Riser for a bow

A cable guard and string stop for use with archery bows. The cable guard and string stop partially reside within a first bore in the archery bow. A screw and retention device is installed in a second bore, orthogonal to and intersecting the first bore. The retention device frictionally engages the cable guard or string stop to secure the cable guard in place.

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Victor, NY, United States of America

Michael W Derus