| 摘要 |
An archery bow stabilizer and prop generally having a locking adaptor that attaches to the bow. A transition elbow attaches to the locking adaptor. A stabilizer-prop extends downward from the transition elbow. The stabilizer-prop in the preferred embodiment is telescoping to provide height adjustment. The lower end of the stabilizer-prop is inserted into a reciever attached to a hunting surface. The transition elbow also allows a conventional stabilizer to be used in conjunction with the stabilizer-prop. The stabilizer screws into another threaded bore at the end of the transition elbow. There is fixed and a stationary type transition elbow. Both allow attachment of the stabilizer-prop in a downward vertical position to hold the bow in an upright position. Both allow a conventional stabilizer to be screwed into the end, holding the stabilizer in an extended position, which is conventional in nature. The pivotal transition elbow rotates such that the stabilizer-prop can be positioned extending downward, as with the stationary transition elbow, or can be rotated so that the stabilizer-prop extends outward similar to a stabilizer. This also allows the bow to be held in either an upright vertical position or in a horizontal position, as desired by the archer. Again provisions are made to allow use of a conventional stabilizer. There are also two simple embodiments of the archery bow stabilizer and prop. These include a mounting bracket that incorporates the locking adapter and a portion of the transition elbow into a single unit. This provides a simplier method of manufacuting the archery bow stabilizer and prop. Another embodiment is a mounting block. The mounting blocks incorporate all the features of the stationary type transition elbow into one simple block. The block can be used individually or in plurality depending on bow stabilizer-prop clearance needed.
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