Abstract: A handheld archery release includes a handle and at least one interchangeable finger bed removably connected with the handle. Finger beds of different angular orientations may be interchanged by the archer to provide an improved ergonomic fit of the release and improve the archer's accuracy when firing a shot.

Abstract: An archery sight mounting assembly includes an elevation rail, elevation and windage assemblies for displacing an archery scope or aperture relative to the elevation rail, and a guide assembly connected with at least one of the elevation and windage assemblies. The guide assembly includes a pair of synthetic plastic gibs on either side of the assembly and a further gib beneath the assembly. The elevation and windage assemblies include locking assemblies, respectively, in line with a target to lock the assemblies in a fixed position. A mounting block assembly is removably connected with the windage assembly via a wedge locking connection. In addition, the mounting block assembly includes first, second and third axis devices for micro-adjusting the scope or aperture along three axes.

Abstract: An archery sight mounting assembly includes an elevation rail having a longitudinal axis, an elevation carriage mounted on the elevation rail and a windage assembly connected with the elevation carriage. An elevation adjustment knob is connected with the elevation carriage and is operable to displace the carriage relative to the elevation rail. The windage assembly is operable to displace a scope in a direction normal to the longitudinal axis of the elevation rail. The windage assembly is spaced from the inner circumference of the elevation adjustment knob and includes a windage adjustment knob arranged on a side of the elevation carriage opposite the elevation knob. Alternatively, the windage adjustment knob may be arranged on a side of the elevation rail opposite and beyond the elevation adjustment knob relative to the archer. Rail guide and tension assemblies are also provided between the elevation carriage and the elevation rail.

Abstract: An adjustable finger support for an archery release includes a handle having a longitudinal axis, top and bottom portions and interior and exterior side surfaces. A pair of finger beds are configured for pivotal connection with the handle. A drive assembly connects the finger beds with the handle and displaces the finger beds relative to the handle to a desired width. The drive assembly includes a pair of brackets pivotally connected with the handle. The angle of the finger beds is further adjustable relative to the brackets, so that the finger beds are adjustable in both width and to provide variable finger support and an optimal fit for the archer to better positions a head portion of the archery release toward a target.

Abstract: An adjustable finger support for an archery release includes a handle portion having a longitudinal axis, top and bottom portions and interior and exterior side surfaces. A finger bed is pivotally connected with the handle portion for movement about a pivot axis at the top of the finger bed parallel to the longitudinal axis. Preferably, the finger bed is arranged in a recess in the handle portion exterior side surface for pivotal movement therein relative to the handle portion. The bottom portion of the finger bed is spaced from the handle portion at an angle desired by the archer and locked into place. Angular adjustment provides an optimal fit for the archer and better positions a head portion of the archery release toward a target.

Abstract: A handheld archery release includes a handle and at least one interchangeable finger bed removably connected with the handle. Finger beds of different angular orientations may be interchanged by the archer to provide an improved ergonomic fit of the release and improve the archer's accuracy when firing a shot.

Abstract: An adjustable finger support for an archery release includes a handle having a longitudinal axis, top and bottom portions and interior and exterior side surfaces. A pair of finger beds are configured for pivotal connection with the handle. A drive assembly connects the finger beds with the handle and displaces the finger beds relative to the handle to a desired width. The drive assembly includes a pair of brackets pivotally connected with the handle. The angle of the finger beds is further adjustable relative to the brackets, so that the finger beds are adjustable in both width and to provide variable finger support and an optimal fit for the archer to better positions a head portion of the archery release toward a target.

Abstract: An adjustable finger support for an archery release includes a handle portion having a longitudinal axis, top and bottom portions and interior and exterior side surfaces. A finger bed is pivotally connected with the handle portion for movement about a pivot axis at the top of the finger bed parallel to the longitudinal axis. Preferably, the finger bed is arranged in a recess in the handle portion exterior side surface for pivotal movement therein relative to the handle portion. The bottom portion of the finger bed is spaced from the handle portion at an angle desired by the archer and locked into place. Angular adjustment provides an optimal fit for the archer and better positions a head portion of the archery release toward a target.

Abstract: A handle for an archery release includes a pair of sections which are joined to form a handle body having front, rear, top and bottom portions with side surfaces arranged therebetween. The top portion contains at least one concave recess defining a finger bed for supporting a finger of an archer when the handle is gripped. The side surfaces of the body contain tapered recesses extending from the concave recess toward the handle body bottom portion to define an ergonomic configuration for the handle which facilitates accurate grasping of the handle and improves the accuracy of a shot.