| 摘要 |
A double-locking mount is disclosed for attaching an arrow quiver onto a bow. The arrow quiver has an elongated frame member for supporting an arrowhead protecting shield and an arrow shaft holder. A quiver mount, including a tapered mounting plate, is defined on the quiver frame. A mounting bracket which is mountable an a bow has a longitudinal tapered channel which is closed at one end, for receiving the tapered mounting plate on the quiver mount. The mounting bracket is oriented on the bow with the closed end of the channel at the bottom, so the quiver mounting plate cannot slide through the mounting bracket. A movable locking member is attached to the mounting bracket and has a finger latch which extends over and reversibly blocks the channel in the mounting bracket. The finger latch has a projecting portion which applies pressure to the quiver mount to hold it tightly in place in the mounting bracket. An elongated threaded locking member with a finger knob is threaded through a transverse aperture in the quiver mount and is engageable with a lock-receiving depression on the mounting bracket. When so engaged, the threaded locking member reversibly locks the quaver to the mounting bracket, protecting the user of the bow and the arrows in the quiver from injury should the movable locking memberbe accidentally opened. The threaded locking member also prevents noise generation caused by movement of the quiver mounting plate inside the mounting bracket.
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