Abstract: An arrow point with a selectably-adjustable, incrementally-stepped array of weight-regulating elements. The weighting elements are demarked lineal component segments of an elongate rod or bar which is deeply grooved radially at incremental, lineally-spaced positions along its length. The rod is threaded at its forward end for coupling engagement with a threaded neck portion of the arrow point. Prior to sleevedly assembling the arrow point with the shaft of the arrow, the segmental rod is severed at a particular pre-set groove to leave a selectable number of weight segments attached. The latter remain as a secured, weight-adjusting core component of the arrow point assembly. An O-ring seated in a diminutive, outwardly-opening annular groove formed in a sector of the rod forwardly of the segmental array bears upon an enveloping inner wall of the body of the point assembly to stabilize and to lock the rod frictionally within the core of the arrow point.

Abstract: An arrow rest assembly includes a mounting plate for securement to the side window wall of an archery bow. The plate is rotatable in a plane paralleling the window wall or bow riser and is also shiftably positionable against the wall or spaced therefrom. The resulting two degrees of freedom facilitate orientational adjustment, thereby to support the assembly in a desired location and attitude. The arrow rest includes a generally horizontal arrow shaft support arm on which a generally vertical arrow-shaft-abutting leg is slidably mounted. The leg may be locked in a selectable position along the lineal expanse of the support arm. A shaft extending upwardly of the support arm at an end thereof adjacent the bow window is journaled for arcuate pivotal articulation of the arrow rest support elements in a tubular sleeve formed in the mounting plate of the assembly.

Abstract: A silencer for reducing the noise made by an archery bow wherein elastic members each have one end attached to a bow string at a point on the bow string spaced nearer to the outer end of the limbs than to the center nocking point of the string and also having the other end thereof secured to a respective adjacent limb at a point intermediate the ends of the limb.