| 摘要 |
In an archery bow having a central riser and a separate grip, the grip is made adjustable from side to side by making the width of the channel down the back of the grip greater than the thickness of the riser. The grip is adjusted from side to side by spacers or shims located between one side of the riser and the grip or by adjusting screws on opposite sides of the grip. Since the hand of the archer extends around both the grip and the riser, as the grip is moved to the side, the effect is a rotation of the archer's hold on the bow without actually rotating the grip.
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