Great equalizer
In the field of archery, draw length adjustment is currently accomplished by interchangeable cams or cam adjustment while the handgrip remains fixed. To accommodate for shorter draw lengths, smaller cams are used which can reduce arrow velocity and overall bow performance. The Great Equalizer is a riser system that can be incorporated into any archery bow design and consists of various fixed positions that utilizes a movable handgrip that can be locked in place at any of the positions to compensate for the bow user's draw length without having to adjust the cams that can inhibit a bow's performance.
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BACKGROUND IF THE INVENTIONIn the field of archery draw length adjustment is currently accomplished by interchangeable cams or cam adjustment. To accommodate for shorter draw lengths, smaller cams are used which can reduce arrow velocity and overall bow performance.
BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTIONThe invention is a bow riser with an adjustable handgrip to compensate for the varying draw lengths of bow users without having to adjust cam size. All type bows using the invention would be designed to shoot the same arrow length for maximum arrow velocity no matter the archer's draw length. This infers that the bow manufacturer's performance specifications would remain constant for every user as the cams that provide power will not have to be altered.
This invention is a riser that has a set of varying fixed points that the handle can be moved to which adjusts for a user's draw length.
The invention is a riser that takes the place of the currently used immobile archery bow handles. As seen in
Claims
1. The Great Equalizer is a riser system that can be incorporated into any archery bow design and consists of various fixed positions that utilizes a movable handgrip that can be locked in place at any of the positions to compensate for the bow user's draw length.
Type: Application
Filed: Aug 25, 2006
Publication Date: Feb 28, 2008
Inventors: Rodney D. Henry (De Kalb, TX), Travis Wade Henry (De Kalb, TX), Brant Cole Henry (De Kalb, TX)
Application Number: 11/509,426
International Classification: A63B 65/02 (20060101);