JPS6126795Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a stringer used for stringing a bow in an archery.

Generally, when archery bows are stored or carried, the strings are removed, and the archer must re-string the bows before using them. Various methods are known for tensioning strings, such as the pull-push method, step-in method, and pulley method, but the method using a stringer as an auxiliary tool has the advantage of being easy to perform anytime, anywhere, even for beginners. It is often used because of its characteristics. This stringer method consists of a pair of leather locking members 1a and 1, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2.
The string is stretched in the following manner using a stringer consisting of a stringer and an auxiliary string 2 whose ends are connected to these locking members 1a and 1b. That is, first, one loop of the string 4 on which the bow 3 is to be strung is passed through the rim 8 on one side of the bow 3, and the other loop is passed through the knot 5a on the other side of the bow 3.
Hang it on. Then, the stringer locking members 1a,
1b, respectively, with the auxiliary string 2 placed on the belly side of the bow 3. Next, bow 3
Hold the grip 7 of the bow 3 with one hand with the back side of the bow 3 facing upward, fix approximately the center of the auxiliary string 2 with one foot, and at the same time lift the grip 7 upward to bend both limbs 8 of the bow 3. In this state, the one loop of the string 4 is shifted and hooked onto the notch 5b on one side of the bow 3 to tension the string 4.

If a stringer is used in this way, even beginners can safely tension the string 4 without damaging the bow 3.However, with a conventional stringer, the auxiliary string 2 is pulled toward the belly side of the bow 3, and the string 4 is stretched as shown in Figure 3. When the state is set to ,
The angle α formed between the recurve 9 of the bow 3 and the auxiliary string 2 is extremely small, so that a part of the locking member 1b comes into close contact with the notch 5b while being locked to the strongly tensioned auxiliary string 2, and the locking member 1b closes to the notch 5b. It is not easy for archers, especially beginners or women, to hook one loop of the string 4 onto the archer 5b.

The present invention solves the above-mentioned conventional inconvenience by attaching a guide member to the connecting portion between one of the locking members and the auxiliary string to separate the auxiliary string in tension from the notch of the tip. To provide an archery stringer that allows even beginners or women to easily and safely string strings since a locking member does not come in close contact with a knot as in the conventional case.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be explained based on the drawings. Fourth
7 to 7 show an embodiment of the present invention, in which a pair of locking members 1a and 1b are connected to both ends of an auxiliary string 2. The locking member 1a,
1b is made of leather etc. as before,
The tip portions 6a and 6b at both ends of the bow 3 are properly latched, and the auxiliary string 2 can be securely attached. In other words, the locking members 1a, 1b
The method involves cutting a material such as leather into a suitable shape and folding it to form a bag-like part A that covers and is locked to the tips 6a and 6b of the bow 3, and Each end of the auxiliary string 2 is attached to A in a loop shape. In addition, a through hole h is formed at a predetermined location of the locking members 1a, 1b, and the auxiliary string 2 is inserted through the through hole h, so that the locking members 1a, 1b and the auxiliary string 2 are locked with each other. It is configured to

The auxiliary string 2 is made of polyester fiber or the like as in the past, and its length is set so that both ends can easily reach both ends of the bow 3.
It is formed to be appropriately longer than the string 4 to be stretched, and both ends thereof are attached to the respective locking members 1a and 1b by being inserted through the bag-shaped portion A and the through hole h.

Further, among the locking members 1a and 1b, the bow 3
At the connecting portion between the locking member 1b and the auxiliary string 2, which should be locked to the tip portion 6b on the minus side, the auxiliary string 2 is connected to the auxiliary string 2 in the vicinity of the tip portion 6b.
The tension direction of the auxiliary string 2 is made substantially perpendicular to the belly side of the tip portion 6b.
A guide member 10 is provided to separate the tip from the notch 5b of the tip portion 6b. That is, after the auxiliary string 2 is locked in the bag-like part A of the locking member 1b, it is inserted into the through hole of the spherical guide member 10, and then inserted into the through hole h and locked again. It is locked to the member 1b, and between the bag-like part A and the guide member 10, the pulling direction is approximately perpendicular to the belly side of the tip part 6b, as shown by the arrow in FIG. Along with being configured,
From the part that passes through the guide member 10 and is locked again to the locking member 1b, it extends and is stretched along the belly side surface of the tip portion 6b at a predetermined distance from the surface. . In addition, as shown in FIG. 7, the guide member 10 has an inner member 10a and an outer member 10.
b, and both of these members 10a, 10
A communication hole is formed in each of the holes b, and a spring body 10c is installed between the inner member 10a and the outer member 10b, so that the communication holes can be displaced. For this reason, when the auxiliary string 2 is inserted, it is properly locked to the guide member 10, which is convenient.

Therefore, when stringing the string 4 on the bow 3 using the stringer configured as described above, first, as in the conventional case, one loop of the string 4 is passed through the rim 8 on one side of the bow 3, and the other loop is passed through the rim 8 on one side of the bow 3. Hang it on the side notch 5a. Then, make sure that the auxiliary string 2 is on the belly side of the bow 3, and
A locking member 1a provided with a guide member 10 is locked to the tip portion 6a on one side, and the other locking member 1b is locked to the tip portion 6b on the other side. Next, turn Bow 3 with the back side of Bow 3 facing up.
While holding the grip 7 with one hand and fixing the center part of the auxiliary string 2 with one foot, the grip 7 is lifted upward to bend both limbs 8 of the bow 3.
In this state, one loop of the string 4 is shifted and hooked onto the notch 5b of the tip portion 6b on one side to tension the string 4.

Here, in the stringer having the above configuration, the guide member 10 is attached to the locking member 1b that is locked to the tip portion 6b on one side, and the auxiliary string 2
When both limbs 8 are bent by tensioning, the guide member 10 guides the auxiliary string 2 in a direction substantially perpendicular to the belly side of the tip portion 6b,
It is guided so as to extend along the belly side surface of the tip portion 6b at a position sufficiently spaced from the surface. Therefore, the auxiliary string 2 and the auxiliary string 2
A portion of the locking member 1b that is locked to the tip portion 6b is separated from the notch 5b of the tip portion 6b, so that the one loop passed through the rim 8 of the string 4 is shifted and pulled to the notch 5b. When hanging, use the auxiliary string 2 and the locking member 1 like in the past.
I have never heard of b getting in the way, and even beginners and women can easily, quickly and safely string 4.

As described above, according to the present invention, the pulling direction of the auxiliary string is made to be approximately perpendicular to the belly side of the tip in the vicinity of the tip by the guide member provided at the connecting portion between the locking member and the auxiliary string. Since the string is separated from the notch in the tip, there is no need for the auxiliary string or locking member to get in the way when hooking the string loop to the notch as in the past.
It is possible to provide an archery stringer that allows both beginners and female archers to easily, quickly, and safely string strings.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figures 1 to 3 show conventional stringers. Figure 1 is a plan view of the stringer, and Figure 2 is a plan view of the stringer.
The figure is a side view of the same, and FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram illustrating the state in which the stringer is used. 4 to 7 show an embodiment of the present invention, in which FIG. 4 is a plan view of the stringer, FIG. 5 is a side view of the stringer, and FIG.
The figure is an enlarged view of the main part of the stringer in a used state, and FIG. 7 is a sectional view taken along the line - in FIG. 4. 1a, 1b...Locking member, 2...Auxiliary string, 6a, 6b...Tip portion, 10...Guiding member.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] a pair of locking members that are locked to the tip portion of the bow; both ends are respectively connected to these locking members;
and an auxiliary string that is pulled toward the belly side of the bow to bend the limb.In the archery stringer, the auxiliary string near the tip is attached to the connecting portion between one of the locking members and the auxiliary string. An archery stringer characterized in that a guide member is attached for separating the auxiliary string under tension from the notch of the tip part by making the pulling direction of the string substantially perpendicular to the belly side of the tip part.