Abstract: An adjustable grip for a compound bow which allows adjustment of draw length without change of a bow structure or string length, this being accomplished by providing a fore and aft adjustment of the bow grip relative to the main handle portion. The grip includes two members extending from a bow handle with a spacer mounted therebetween with slots to permit the spacer to be moved and locked in the direction of the strung bow string and also in the direction toward either of the two members. A grip handle is mounted below the spacer.

Abstract: A compound bow structure with a bow grip and arrow sight window offset to one side of the bow center with an overcenter pulley at the flexing ends guiding the nocking stretch centrally of the grip and additional tension cables centrally of the flexing limbs wherein the full draw tension is central of the limbs to avoid twisting of the limbs in draw.

Abstract: An archery bow with an improved construction for reducing the holding force at the end of the draw, the bow having a non-flexing handle portion and flexing limbs extending therefrom with pulley means eccentrically mounted at each end of the handle portion with concentric pulleys at the ends of the flexing limbs and a bowstring passing over each said eccentric pulley and said concentric pulleys to assure equality of motion of said eccentric pulleys as the arrow is drawn to a release position.