Primos, Inc.

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Rockie L Jacobsen

The present invention utilizes a sized coil spring placed in the end of game call tubes, or mouthpieces that go into such tubes. When air is blown into the tube or mouthpiece, the air passes over and through the coil spring, causing the spring to vibrate and make a whirlwind effect. The vibrating coil spring increases the volume of the sound and also stabilizes each tone created on the mouthpiece or tube. The higher tones, or notes, are more easily obtained and become easier to reach and hold with consistency. The coil spring also helps to increase back pressure, making it easier to blow into call with less air to make the call work. This invention can be used in all types of game calls, such as calls for elk, deer, moose, wolves, predators, geese, ducks, and even some turkey calls. The invention makes the desired sounds more realistic and user friendly.

Game call with volume enhancing and tone stabilizing coil spring

A game call in the form of a diaphragm call includes an upwardly extending shelf which extends over a substantial portion of the latex membrane. The shelf provides a constant distance above the latex membrane to render the call easier to use and prevent the caller from damaging the latex membrane from upward pressure by the tongue. The shelf may be adjusted to vary the distance between the shelf and top surface of the latex membrane.

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Orofino, ID, United States of America

Rockie L Jacobsen