Robert G Proctor

US Patent:

6415780, Jul 9, 2002

Filed:

Nov 2, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/704871

Inventors:

Robert Gene Proctor - Lenore ID 83541

International Classification:

F41B 500

US Classification:

124 256, 124900

Abstract:

A bearing support system for eccentric and idler pulleys used in archery compound bows. The support system allows use of bearings having reduced friction, including low cost ball bearing assemblies, and increases pulley stability by providing a wider bearing stance.

US Patent:

6672299, Jan 6, 2004

Filed:

Aug 28, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/940843

Inventors:

Robert G. Proctor - Lenore ID 83501

International Classification:

F41B 506

US Classification:

124 86, 224916

Abstract:

A quickly detachable, modular arrow quiver adapted for mounting to a bow, hip belt, tree stand, or other suitable structure. The quiver typically includes a hood to shield broadheads, and an arrow holder spaced from the hood by a rail. A preferred resilient mount is self-biased to interface along an axis of the rail and hold the quiver in a tool-free, height adjustable position relative to structure on which the mount is installed. The resilient mount and suspended quiver mass act in concert as a vibration dampening system when installed on a bow. The modular quiver may be adjusted for length or appearance by use of different interchangeable rail, arrow holder, or hood components.

US Patent:

6679241, Jan 20, 2004

Filed:

Sep 24, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/253951

Inventors:

Robert G. Proctor - Lenore ID 83541

International Classification:

F41B 522

US Classification:

124 445

Abstract:

An arrow rest for use with an archery bow. The arrow rest includes a shelf mountable to a bow for shelf orientation transverse to an arrow flight direction; one or more launcher arms affixed to the shelf for transverse windage adjustment; and an arrow glide supported by the launcher arm(s) arranged to support an arrow. The arrow rest may, in part, be assembled in a tool-free operation to create a self-biased friction fit between a launcher arm and the shelf. A resilient portion of the arrow rest absorbs arrow vibrations to reduce noise and improve arrow flight.

US Patent:

6839994, Jan 11, 2005

Filed:

Nov 22, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/302134

Inventors:

Robert G. Proctor - Lenore ID, US

International Classification:

G09F 300

US Classification:

40316, 124 90

Abstract:

An apparatus and method for marking stretches of archery rigging cables to facilitate selection of a desired cable stretch from among other stored cables. The invention may be embodied as a device constructed for addition to a stretch of any archery cable. The device provide an add-on surface carrying indicia, typically pre-printed, corresponding to the cable stretch to be marked. In a preferred first embodiment, the add-on surface is provided by a length of heat-shrink tube. In a second desirable embodiment, the tube, or a portion of a tube, may be formed from a length of adhesive tape wrapped circumferentially about the cable. A third desirable embodiment includes holding structure inserted between separated strands of a portion of a cable stretch.