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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 18, 1982
Filed:
Sep. 29, 1980
Philip H Wilson, Campbell, NY (US);
Other;
Abstract
An archery bow has a frame rearwardly extending mounted on the bow. The frame is adjustable to meet the requirements of the arm length of the user. The frame is generally U-shaped having first and second mounting points on the bow above and below the point at which the forward hand supports the bow and where the forward portion of the arrow rests. The rearward portion of the frame rests against the user's chest or shoulder or whatever other part of the user's body which the user chooses to employ as a rear anchor point. An adjustable bar is moveably mounted on the frame member being slideably mounted having holes in the upper and lower portion of the adjustable bar so that it may be moved along the arms of the frame. Structure for fixing the adjustable bar in a desired location on the frame is included. Such structure may be set screws or the like. The adjustable bar includes a hand grip for the rear hand of the user and an arrow stop for precisely positioning the arrow in a repeatable manner. A rear sight may also be mounted on the adjustable bar if desired. In a preferred embodiment, the bow is shortened and a pulley arrangement of the bow string is used to provide a more compact and easier to handle device.