Archery bow adjustable scope mount

Claim 2

In an archery bow adjustable scope mount having a bow and an archery string attached thereto and having an arm with one end supported from said bow and a scope mounted on the other end of said arm, the improvement comprising an adjustable member adjustably mounted on said bow for adjustable movement in the plane of said bow and there being fastening means for securing said adjustable member in adjusted positions on said bow, said arm being pivotally mounted on said adjustable member for swinging movement in the plane of said bow for selectively positioning said arm substantially parallel to said bow, for storage, and also transverse to said bow where said scope is available for sighting use adjacent the archer's eye when the archer has drawn said string in normal use, said arm and said adjustable member having a stop operative therebetween for locating the pivoted position of said arm on said adjustable member when said arm is pivoted to the transverse position, said adjustable member being adjustably mounted on said bow for selectively positioning said scope along said plane and thereby accommodate different size archers.

Claim 3

The archery bow adjustable scope mount as claimed in claim 1, including said arm being in two pieces adjustable along said arm for extending the length of said arm.

Claim 4

The archery bow adjustable scope mount as claimed in claim 1, wherein said adjustable member is reversible in its mounting on said bow to be arranged to be mounted on said bow for either right hand or left hand archers.

Claim 5

In an archery bow adjustable scope mount having a bow and an archery string attached thereto and having an arm with one end mounted on said bow and a scope mounted on the other end of said arm, the improvement comprising said arm being pivotally mounted on said bow for swinging movement in the plane of said bow and said string for selectively positioning said arm both substantially parallel to said bow, for storage, and also transverse to said bow where said scope is available for sighting use adjacent the archer's eye when the archer has drawn said string in normal use, an adjustable member mounted on said bow for adjustable movement in said plane and there being fastening means for securing said member in adjusted positions, said arm and said adjustable member having a stop operative therebetween for locating the position of said arm on said bow when said arm is pivoted to the transverse position, said adjustable member being adjustably mounted on said bow for selectively positioning said scope in the direction along said string and thereby accommodate different size archers, and an adjustment member on said scope for adjusting the sight through said scope relative to the position of said arm.

Claim 6

In an archery bow adjustable scope mount having a bow and an archery string attached thereto and having an arm with one end mounted on said bow and a scope mounted on the other end of said arm, the improvement comprising said arm being pivotally mounted on said bow for swinging movement in the plane of said bow and said string for selectively positioning said arm both substantially parallel to said bow, for storage, and also transverse to said bow where said scope is available for sighting use adjacent the archer's eye when the archer has drawn said string in normal use, an adjustable member mounted on said bow for adjustable movement in said plane and there being fastening means for securing said member in adjusted positions, said arm and said adjustable member having a stop operative therebetween for locating the position of said arm on said bow when said arm is pivoted to the transverse position, said adjustable member being adjustably mounted on said bow for selectively positioning said scope in the direction along said string and thereby accommodate different size archers, and an adjustment member on said scope for adjusting the sight through said scope relative to the position of said arm.

Claim 7

The archery bow adjustable scope mount as claimed in claim 4, wherein said adjustment member is a threaded member and includes a stationary piece and a rotatable piece, said stationary piece having stops spaced therealong and said rotatable piece having a pointer for individually engaging said stops in the adjustment of said scope.

Claim 8

The archery bow adjustable scope mount as claimed in claim 5, wherein said stops are movably mounted on said stationary piece, for selectively arranging the adjustment of said scope.

Claim 9

The archery bow adjustable scope mount as claimed in claim 6, including markings on both said pieces corresponding to the focal distance of said scope in accordance with the rotation of said rotatable piece.

Claim 10

In an archery bow adjustable scope mount having a bow and an archery string attached thereto and having an arm with one end mounted on said bow and a scope mounted on the other end of said arm, the improvement comprising said arm being pivotally mounted on said bow for swinging movement in the plane of said bow and said string for selectively positioning said arm both substantially parallel to said bow, for storage, and also transverse to said bow where said scope is available for sighting use adjacent the archer's eye when the archer has drawn said string in normal use, said arm and said bow having a stop operative therebetween for locating the position of said arm on said bow when said arm is pivoted to the transverse position, and an adjustment member on said scope for adjusting the sight through said scope relative to the position of said arm.

Claim 11

In an archery bow adjustable scope mount having a bow and an archery string attached thereto and having an arm with one end mounted on said bow and a scope mounted on the other end of said arm, the improvement comprising said arm being pivotally mounted on said bow for swinging movement in the plane of said bow and said string for selectively positioning said arm both substantially parallel to said bow, for storage, and also transverse to said bow where said scope is available for sighting use adjacent the archer's eye when the archer has drawn said string in normal use, said arm and said bow having a stop operative therebetween for locating the position of said arm on said bow when said arm is pivoted to the transverse position, and an adjustment member on said scope for adjusting the sight through said scope relative to the position of said arm.