Abstract: A method of stringing a compound archery bow. A preswedged off-end of a first cable is mounted to a mount on a first pulley. The first cable is then extended to a second pulley, wrapped in a grooved section of a central circumferential surface of the second pulley, strung in a slot on one sidewall of the second pulley, and passed through a central aperture of the second pulley until a mount chip is directly adjacent a stepped section of another slot on the other sidewall of the second pulley. The cable is then strung into a slot on the other side and the mount chip is inserted into the stepped section. The remaining length of the cable is wrapped in another grooved section of the central circumferential surface of the second pulley and the end of the first cable is then attached to the bow string. A second cable is then strung by following the steps of the method for stringing the first cable in reverse order.

Abstract: An improved compound archery bow is disclosed which is formed by a pair of opposed limbs joined to a centrally positioned handle section. A pair of pulleys are mounted by brackets extending inwardly from the ends of the limbs, each of the pulleys being pivotally mounted on the brackets through an eccentric axis of the pulley. A cable system for holding the bow string in a tensioned condition is passed through the two opposed pulleys, and the two ends anchored in a pair of extensions of the eccentric axis of the pulley.