Process of sighting an archery bow
First Claim
1. In the process of sighting an archery bow string for a plurality of different users, said string comprising a plurality of elongated symmetrically twisted separable strands retained only at its ends the process comprising the steps of providing nubs formed in the shapes of a circular disks and each disk having a plurality of axially extending grooves uniformly spaced about the periphery of said grooves, inserting individual strands of the string within each of said grooves of each disk to separate said strands providing a see-through opening the width and depth of each of said grooves, a first user manually moving the disks along the length of the strand so as to provide a sight suitable for his particular requirements, and a subsequent user manually adjusting the disks along the length of the strand so as to provide a sight opening suitable for his particular requirements.
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Abstract
A process is provided for sighting an arrow through the separated strands of a bow string. The process includes the manual adjustment of two circular disks, that have been positioned in the string so as to hold the strands separated from each other, along the axis of the string so as to provide adjustable sighting for different users.
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1. In the process of sighting an archery bow string for a plurality of different users, said string comprising a plurality of elongated symmetrically twisted separable strands retained only at its ends the process comprising the steps of providing nubs formed in the shapes of a circular disks and each disk having a plurality of axially extending grooves uniformly spaced about the periphery of said grooves, inserting individual strands of the string within each of said grooves of each disk to separate said strands providing a see-through opening the width and depth of each of said grooves, a first user manually moving the disks along the length of the strand so as to provide a sight suitable for his particular requirements, and a subsequent user manually adjusting the disks along the length of the strand so as to provide a sight opening suitable for his particular requirements.
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Current AssigneeEdward Opal
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Original AssigneeEdward Opal
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InventorsOpal, Edward
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Primary Examiner(s)Pinkham, Richard C.
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Assistant Examiner(s)Browne, William R.
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Application NumberUS05/461,246Time in Patent Office694 DaysField of Search124/30 A, 124/30 R, 124/24 R, 124/23 R, 124/35 A, 124/35 R, 124/41, 33/265US Class Current124/87CPC Class CodesF41B 5/1411 Bow-stringsF41B 5/1419 String mounted peep sights ...F41B 5/1469 Bow-string drawing or relea...F41G 1/467 for bows
