Stationary target assembly

• US 20090256314A1
• Filed: 05/23/2008
• Published: 10/15/2009
• Est. Priority Date: 05/25/2007
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Kevin Kobett
• Original Assignee: Kevin Kobett
• Inventors: Kobett, Kevin
• Application Number:
  US12/154,543
• Publication Number:
  US 20090256314A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 273/407
• CPC Class Codes: F41J 1/10 Target stands; Target holders

Abstract

A stationary target assembly includes an assembly support frame having a main frame member and a target support frame member provided on the main frame member and a pair of spaced-apart simulated targets provided on the target support frame member of the assembly support frame.

Claims

1. A stationary target assembly, comprising:

an assembly support frame having a main frame member and a target support frame member carried by said main frame member; and

a pair of spaced-apart simulated targets carried by said target support frame member of said assembly support frame.

2. The stationary target assembly of claim 1 wherein said main frame member of said assembly support frame is length-adjustable.

3. The stationary target assembly of claim 1 wherein said main frame member of said assembly support frame comprises a frame mount sleeve, a stake having a stake insertion tip extending from said frame mount sleeve, a base frame member extending through said frame mount sleeve and at least one frame extension telescopically extendable from said base frame member, and wherein said target support frame member is carried by said at least one frame extension.

4. The stationary target assembly of claim 1 wherein at least one of said pair of spaced-apart simulated targets comprises at least one target disk carried by said target support frame member.

5. The stationary target assembly of claim 1 wherein at least one of said pair of spaced-apart simulated targets simulates the appearance of a game fowl.

6. The stationary target assembly of claim 1 wherein each of said pair of spaced-apart simulated targets comprises at least one target disk carried by said target support frame member.

7. The stationary target assembly of claim 1 wherein each of said pair of spaced-apart simulated targets simulates the appearance of a game fowl.

8. The stationary target assembly of claim 1 wherein said main frame member of said assembly support frame comprises a tripod having a plurality of tripod legs, a base frame member carried by said tripod and at least one frame extension telescopically extendable from said base frame member, and wherein said target support frame member is carried by said at least one frame extension.

9. A stationary target assembly, comprising:

an assembly support frame having a generally elongated main frame member and a generally elongated target support frame member carried by and disposed in generally perpendicular relationship with respect to said main frame member;

a pair of spaced-apart target support rods carried by said target support frame member of said assembly support frame; and

a pair of simulated targets carried by said pair of spaced-apart target support rods, respectively, of said assembly support frame.

10. The stationary target assembly of claim 9 wherein said main frame member of said assembly support frame is length-adjustable.

11. The stationary target assembly of claim 9 wherein said main frame member of said assembly support frame comprises a frame mount sleeve, a stake having a stake insertion tip extending from said frame mount sleeve, a base frame member extending through said frame mount sleeve and at least one frame extension telescopically extendable from said base frame member, and wherein said target support frame member is carried by said at least one frame extension.

12. The stationary target assembly of claim 9 wherein said pair of simulated targets comprises a plurality of stacked target disks carried by said pair of spaced-apart target support rods, respectively.

13. The stationary target assembly of claim 9 wherein said pair of simulated targets each simulates the appearance of a game fowl.

14. The stationary target assembly of claim 9 wherein a first one of said pair of simulated targets simulates the appearance of a game fowl and a second one of said pair of simulated targets is shaped in the configuration of a sphere.

15. The stationary target assembly of claim 9 wherein said pair of spaced-apart target support rods is adjustable along said target support frame member.

16. The stationary target assembly of claim 15 further comprising a plurality of spaced-apart target rod mount openings provided in said target support frame member and wherein said pair of spaced-apart target support rods extends through a pair of said target rod mount openings, respectively.

17. A stationary target assembly, comprising:

an assembly support frame comprising;

a generally elongated and length-adjustable main frame member including a base frame member and at least one frame extension extending from said base frame member; and

a generally elongated target support frame member carried by said at least one frame extension and disposed in generally perpendicular relationship with respect to said main frame member;

a pair of spaced-apart target support rods carried by said target support frame member of said assembly support frame; and

a pair of simulated targets carried by said pair of spaced-apart target support rods, respectively, of said assembly support frame.

18. The stationary target assembly of claim 17 further comprising a frame mount sleeve and a stake having a stake insertion tip carried by said frame mount sleeve, and wherein said base frame member of said assembly support frame extends through said frame mount sleeve.

19. The stationary target assembly of claim 17 wherein said pair of spaced-apart target support rods is adjustable along said target support frame member.

20. The stationary target assembly of claim 19 further comprising a plurality of spaced-apart target rod mount openings provided in said target support frame member and wherein said pair of spaced-apart target support rods extends through a pair of said plurality of spaced-apart target rod mount openings, respectively.