Archery broadhead tip and field tip

• US 20060030438A1
• Filed: 09/21/2005
• Published: 02/09/2006
• Est. Priority Date: 06/07/2004
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Michael L. Hajek
• Original Assignee: Michael L. Hajek
• Inventors: Hajek, Michael L.
• Application Number:
  US11/232,374
• Publication Number:
  US 20060030438A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 473/583
• CPC Class Codes: F42B 6/08 Arrow heads; Harpoon heads

Abstract

A broadhead tip or field tip for an archery arrow that is chiseled or troughed forming a sloping surface and a cutting edge.

Claims

1. An archery arrow broadhead or field tip, comprising:

(a) a cylindric conical shape with a pointed distal end and a proximal mounting end for securement to a broadhead or an arrow; and

(b) a transverse to tip axis cut-out portion forming a transverse air foil sloping surface to assist in arrow rotation.

2. The tip of claim 1, wherein the transverse air foil sloping surface is generally smooth.

3. The tip of claim 1, wherein the transverse air foil sloping surface is a trough leading to an air foil sloping ramp.

5. The tip of claim 1, further comprising a cutting and pulling edge on the top of the air foil sloping surface.

6. The tip of claim 1, further comprising a second diametrically opposed cut-out portion forming a second transverse air foil sloping surface.

4. The tip of claim 4, wherein the ramp is substantially flat.

7. An archery arrow broadhead or field tip, comprising:

(a) a cylindric conical shape with a pointed distal end and a proximal mounting end for securement to a broadhead or an arrow;

(b) a transverse to tip axis cut-out portion forming a transverse air foil sloping surface to assist in arrow rotation; and

(c) a cutting and pulling edge on the top of the air foil sloping surface.

8. The tip of claim 7, wherein the transverse air foil sloping surface is generally smooth.

9. The tip of claim 7, wherein the transverse air foil sloping surface is a trough leading to an air foil sloping ramp.

10. The tip of claim 9, wherein the ramp is substantially flat.

11. The tip of claim 7, further comprising a second diametrically opposed cut-out portion forming a second transverse air foil sloping surface.