US2025224205A1PendingUtilityA1
Archery sight and related method
Est. expiryJan 7, 2044(~17.5 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Michael Mcdonald
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One embodiment of an improved elevation adjustable sight for archery bows includes an adjustable transmission mechanism to control the movement of a target distance indication frame relative to the movement of a sight frame. This mechanism eliminates the need for interchangeable sight tapes and allows the sight to be calibrated to any arrow trajectory within a predetermined range. The calibration process involves zeroing the sight at a short distance and profiling it at a longer distance, both through simple adjustments. The invention offers several advantages over traditional sight tapes and provides a user-friendly and versatile sighting system for archers.
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1 . An archery sight for attachment to an archery bow, comprising:
a sight frame movable for changing the elevation of said sight frame relative to said archery bow; a sighting element mounted to said sight frame; a target distance indication frame; a target distance indication element mounted to said target distance indication frame; said sight frame operably connected to an adjustable transmission element; said target distance indication frame operably connected to said adjustable transmission element; whereby the displacement of said target distance indication frame relative to the displacement of said sight frame is controlled by said adjustable transmission element.
2 . The archery sight of claim 1 wherein said sighting element is a sight pin.
3 . The archery sight of claim 1 wherein said target distance indication element is a target distance indication pointer.
4 . The archery sight of claim 1 wherein said target distance indication element is a target distance indication scale having a plurality of marks to correspond to a plurality of target distances.
5 . The archery sight of claim 1 further including a ratio adjuster operably connected to said adjustable transmission element to adjust the ratio of transmission of said adjustable transmission element.
6 . The archery sight of claim 5 wherein the orientation of said ratio adjuster is operable to pivotally adjust.
7 . The archery sight of claim 5 further including a vernier scale mounted to said ratio adjuster.
8 . The archery sight of claim 5 wherein the guiding surface of said ratio adjuster is substantially linear.
9 . The archery sight of claim 5 wherein the guiding surface of said ratio adjuster is substantially curvilinear.
10 . The archery sight of claim 1 wherein the sighting element is a scope.
11 . An archery sight for attachment to an archery bow, comprising:
a first means for adjusting sight elevation operably connected to a sight frame for manually changing the elevation of said sight frame relative to said archery bow; a sighting element mounted to said sight frame; a target distance indication frame; said sight frame and said target distance indication frame being operably connected to a second means for adjustably controlling the displacement of said target distance indication frame in response to the displacement of said sight frame; whereby the displacement of said target distance indication frame in response to the displacement of said sight frame is adjustable.
12 . The archery sight of claim 11 wherein said sighting element is a sight pin.
13 . The archery sight of claim 11 wherein said target distance indication frame includes a target distance indication pointer.
14 . The archery sight of claim 11 wherein said target distance indication frame includes a target distance indication scale having a plurality of marks to correspond to a plurality of target distances.
15 . The archery sight of claim 13 wherein said target distance indication pointer is joined by a magnification lens.
16 . The archery sight of claim 11 wherein said sighting element is a scope.
17 . A method for calibrating an elevation adjustable sight on an archery bow, comprising the steps of:
placing a zero-range target at a zero-range target distance; adjusting the elevation of a sight frame for said zero-range target distance; shooting an arrow at said zero-range target; adjusting a zero setting of said elevation adjustable sight; placing an extended-range target at an extended-range target distance; adjusting the elevation of said sight frame for said extended-range target distance; shooting said arrow at said extended-range target; adjusting a profile setting of said elevation adjustable sight.
18 . The method of claim 17 further including recording said zero setting and said profile setting for future use with a substantially similar arrow trajectory.
19 . The method of claim 17 wherein said sight frame includes a scope assembly mounted to said sight frame.
20 . The method of claim 17 further including moving a target distance indication frame on said elevation adjustable sight.Cited by (0)
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