Joseph O Rizza, 90Babylon, NY

6523643, Feb 25, 2003

Oct 16, 2000

09/688913

Joseph Rizza - Bound Brook NJ, 08805

A01M 3102

182187, 182188

A device for attaching to a tree and stabilizing a bow hunter attached thereto that includes a tree-attaching portion and a bow hunter-attaching portion. The tree-attaching and bow hunter-attaching portions each include an intermediate tube, a pair of intermediate bushings, a pair of outboard tubes, two pair of outboard bushings, a pair of intermediate friction washers, a tube, two pair of outboard washers, a rod, first and second knobs, a thrust bearing, and a pair of arms. The tree-attaching portion further includes a tree mount and a seat for sitting upon by the bow hunter while leaning on the tree and waiting for the game to appear. The bow hunter-attaching portion further includes a cross arm, a block, a shaft, a nut, a washer, a sleeve, a cable, and a belt. The belt includes all pair of sleeves, a pair of rubber tubes, a pair of throughbores, and eyelets. The cable extends along the outermost surface of the belt until the ends thereof reach an innermost pair of the throughbores in the belt, at which time, the ends of the cable pass therein and out an outermost pair of the throughbores in the belt and are maintained threat, by collars that are fixedly attached to the ends of the cable so as to allow the cable to move with the belt for allowing the bow hunter to turn right and left by virtue of the cable moving in the sleeve of the bow hunter-attaching portion.

6015357, Jan 18, 2000

Dec 2, 1998

9/203889

Joseph D. Rizza - Bound Brook NJ

F42B 608

473583

A broadhead for use as both an expandable blade head and a fixed blade head. The broadhead includes a shaft, a blade assembly, and locking apparatus. The locking apparatus operatively connected to the blade assembly comprises a disk having three slots, which when desired, can be rotatively aligned so as to prevent the distal ends of the bodies the blade assembly from leaving the slots thereby selectively maintaining the blade assembly in a retracted mode. The blade assembly has an elastic ring which extends around the hypothenuse of each blade and in one annular groove in the body of the blade assembly when the blade assembly is in the retracted mode, with the tension of the elastic ring and the one annular groove chosen determining amount of force necessary for the blade assembly to achieve the expanded position, and with the blade assembly achieving the expanded position after the blade assembly has entered a prey and the barb on each blade contacts hard tissue causing the three blades to pivot outwardly and backwardly until the base of each blade seats in the associated slot in the body of the blade assembly and the elastic ring jumps out of the one annular groove and becomes lodged around the base of each blade, between the projection thereon and the hypothenuse thereof, causing the blade assembly to be maintained in the expanded position.