Precision Shooting Equipment, Inc.

Ronald L Higgins

David H Kronengold

Allan F Smith

Jack W Bowman, Jr

A single-cam compound bow ( ) has two stretches ( ) of bowstring ( ) and two stretches ( ) of cable ( ) extending between free outer ends ( ) of the limbs ( ). A cam ( ) is attached to a free outer end of one limb. One or more pulleys ( ) are attached to a free outer end of another limb. In one embodiment, the one or more pulleys attached to the free outer end of the other limb include one or more mechanical pulleys ( ). One end of cable is attached to sides ( ) of a fork ( ) at the free outer end of the limb having the cam.

Single-cam split-harness compound bow

The grip for an archery bow is attached to the handle of the bow and can translate (move from side to side) and tilt. The grip is attached to the handle by two screws engaging threaded inserts screwed into the handle. The position of the threaded inserts in the handle determines the side to side position of the grip. The screws pass through elongated slots in one side of the grip, with the slots elongated in different directions, thus enabling one to adjust the tilt of the grip relative to the handle. The threaded inserts are preferably held in position by locking inserts engaging the threaded inserts within the handle.

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Tucson, AZ, United States of America

Ronald L Higgins