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: An archery sight mounting apparatus for a bow is characterized by unique tension adjustment assemblies for an elevation carriage connected with an elevation bar and for a windage carriage connected with the elevation carriage. The tension assemblies both include spaced pairs of synthetic plastic gibs supported by surfaces of the elevation bar, elevation carriage and windage carriage and arranged internally of the mounting system. The gibs facilitate sliding movement of the elevation carriage relative to the elevation bar and of the windage carriage relative to the elevation carriage for full adjustability of an archery sight on a bow. The tension assemblies further include adjustment screws which adjust the tension applied to the gibs and thus the freedom of movement of the carriages. Both carriages include yokes which are displaceable relative to the respective carriages to adjust the tension.

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.

Abstract: A variable range bow sight mounting assembly for an archery sight includes an elevation bar for connection with a bow and a mounting bracket configured for adjustable connection with the elevation bar. The mounting bracket contains a channel configured to receive an extension bar for sliding movement of the bar relative to the mounting bracket. The elevation bar contains a plurality of spaced openings with which the mounting bracket may be selectively connected to vertically position a sight aperture at the remote end of the extension bar as desired by the archer.

Abstract: A variable range bow sight mounting assembly for an archery sight includes an elevation bar for connection with a bow and a mounting bracket configured for adjustable connection with the elevation bar. The mounting bracket contains a channel configured to receive an extension bar for sliding movement of the bar relative to the mounting bracket. The elevation bar contains a plurality of spaced openings with which the mounting bracket may be selectively connected to vertically position a sight aperture at the remote end of the extension bar as desired by the archer.