Substitutive archery bowstring assembly

• US 5,791,329 A
• Filed: 11/27/1996
• Issued: 08/11/1998
• Est. Priority Date: 11/27/1996
• Status: Expired due to Fees

• Current Assignee: Joseph Matthew Cox
• Original Assignee: Joseph Matthew Cox
• Inventors: Cox, Joseph Matthew
• Primary Examiner(s): Graysay, Tamara L.
• Assistant Examiner(s): Beach, Thomas A.
• Application Number:
  US08/758,079
• Time in Patent Office: 622 Days
• Field of Search: 124/90, 124/23.1, 124/25.6, 124/86, 124/1, 24/129 R, 24/130, D22/107
• US Class Current: 124/90
• CPC Class Codes: F41B 5/14 Details of bows; Accessories for arc shooting sighting devices for bows F41G1/467

Abstract

Substitutive archery bowstring assembly, certain segments of which may be removed and substituted for by one or more of different configuration, including length; and, as a separate consideration, the segment connecting hook employed in joining the members of the assembly.

Claims

1. A segment connecting hook comprising two ends and

a plurality of loop engagement tines disposed at each end thereof an equal number thereof being disposed at each end;

the loop engagement tines at each end of the hook being oppositely and radially disposed one another at each respective end and an equal distance therefrom;

the tines at one end of the hook being radially disposed such that they are offset from direct alignment with those at the opposite end.

2. The segment connecting hook described in claim 1 wherein the number of loop engagement tines at each end of the hook equals two and the offset from direct alignment of tines at one end of the hook from that at the other end equals 90 degrees.

3. The segment connecting hook described in claim 1 wherein the number of loop engagement tines at each end of the hook equals three and the offset from direct alignment of tines at one end of the hook from that at the other end equals 60 degrees.

4. The segment connecting hook described in claim 1 wherein the number of loop engagement tines at each end of the hook equals four and the offset from direct alignment of tines at one end of the hook from that at the other end equals 45 degrees.