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Archery Innovators, LLC

Randy Kitts

James Jay Kempf

Rex E Isenhower

An accessory mount having a plurality of uses and mounting provisions wherein an accessory may be operably removed and engaged with the accessory mount. The accessory mount may be worn on a belt or engaged with any end use article, such as a bow, a tree, a tree stand. The accessory mount shall have radial indexing provisions, allowing a receiver to rotate about the axis of the provisions.

Spring loaded accessory mount and means

An archery accessory mounting bracket is directly mounted with fasteners to an archery bow or crossbow; hung from a tree via a t-handle screw; secured to a tree with a belt; worn by an human with a belt; and engaged with a pipe. Further, an archery accessory mounting bracket is manufactured with a stud for three hundred sixty degrees of rotation for proper alignment of an archery accessory. The archery accessory mounting bracket includes a belt receiver opening for insertion of a belt. The belt may be retained on an individual or wrapped around an object such as a tree, tree stand, or hunting blind. A 360 degree archery accessory mounting base includes at least one t-screw receiver opening for a t-screw, a stud and at least one fastener hole. An archery accessory mounting bracket head includes a stud opening for receiving the stud and secured with a tension nut.

Archery accessory mounting bracket

A weight adjusted target point preferably includes a weight collar and an adjustable weight arrow tip. The weight collar includes a round outer diameter and a curved length. The length is curved, such that a diameter of the middle of the weight collar is greater than a diameter at each thereof. An arrow tip shaft bore is formed through the weight collar. A length of the arrow shaft bore is at least the same as an outer diameter of the arrow shaft. The adjustable weight arrow tip includes a target tip and an adjustable length shaft. A largest diameter of the tip is equal to an outer diameter of the weight collar at an arrow tip shaft diameter end. The adjustable length shaft includes a plurality of break away segments. Each break away segment is preferably 10 grains, but other values may also be used.

Weight adjusted target point

Over fit pin bushing for archery nock

An arrow outsert preferably includes a base insert, a retention fastener and an outsert receiver. The base insert includes an elongated diameter and an end flange. The elongated diameter is inserted into an end of an arrow shaft. A plurality of circumferential slots are formed around the elongated diameter to receive a bonding substance. A threaded tap is formed in a flange end of the base insert to receive the retention fastener. The outsert receiver includes an elongated diameter and an outer tapered surface. An arrow shaft bore is formed in a tapered end of the outsert receiver to receive an outer perimeter of the arrow shaft. A fastener hole is formed in an end opposite the tapered end (tap end) to receive the retention fastener. An arrow point threaded tap is formed in the tap end of the outsert receiver to receive a thread rod of an arrow point.

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