In some embodiments, an archery bow comprises a riser, a first limb, a second limb, a bowstring and a sling mount. In some embodiments, the sling mount comprises a proximal portion, an intermediate portion and a distal portion. In some embodiments, the proximal portion is attached to the bow. In some embodiments, a width of the intermediate portion is less than a width of the distal portion.

A cable tensed between a pair of large and small diameter cams of a bow and elastically deformed to generate an elastic force for rotating the pair of large and small diameter cams and a pair of string cams rotated integrally with the pair of large and small diameter cams in a reverse direction when the string is drawn to rotate the pair of large and small diameter cams are rotated. The cable has: a first high-elasticity raw thread wound around one of the pair of large and small diameter cams; a second high-elasticity raw thread wound around the other of the pair of large and small diameter cams; and a low-elasticity raw thread which connects the first high-elasticity raw thread with the second high-elasticity raw thread, the low-elasticity raw thread being elastically deformed more easily than the first high-elasticity raw thread and the second high-elasticity raw thread.

The practice bow and arrow set is an apparatus designed for indoor or outdoor use. The practice bow and arrow set displays a training targets of game animals. The game animals displayed in the target have appropriate target areas of the game animal highlighted. The target is displayed behind a transparent shield. The bow of the practice bow and arrow set can be a full size bow suitable for hunting. The arrow of the practice bow and arrow set is the size and weight of an arrow suitable for hunting but the tip of the arrow has been replaced with a suction cup. When shot at the target, the arrow adheres to the transparent shield allowing the shooter to see exactly where the arrow struck the target. The practice bow and arrow set comprises a bow, a plurality of arrows, a plurality of targets, a target display box and at least one telescoping leg.

An archery bow with a cam timing belt preferably includes a first cam pulley, a first cam cable, a first timing pulley, a second cam pulley, a second cam cable, a second timing pulley and a timing belt. An archery bow includes a riser, a first limb, a second limb, a first cam and a second cam. The riser preferably includes a first timing projection and a second timing projection. The first cam pulley and the first timing pulley are rotatably retained on the first timing projection. The first cable is preferably secured to a first cam axle and the first cam. The second cam pulley and the second timing pulley are rotatably retained on the second timing projection. The second cable is preferably secured to a second cam axle and the second cam. The timing belt is secured to the first and second timing pulleys.

A line puller attached to the limb adjustment bolts used for adjusting tension on high-performance bows is provided. The line puller may be shaped to facilitate capture of the line around an enlarged projection having a flared flanged that coaxes the line into an overlap configuration to cinch the line on a narrow winding portion.

A line puller attached to the limb adjustment bolts used for adjusting tension on high-performance bows is provided. The line puller may be shaped to facilitate capture of the line around an enlarged projection having a flared flanged that coaxes the line into an overlap configuration to cinch the line on a narrow winding portion.

The split cam for a compound archery bow includes a pair of limbs, each limb having a respective loose end and at least two portions. End members are installed on the loose ends, and each end member has a pulley for a bowstring and two attachments for two cables. In between the loose ends, a first cable and a second cable are located on the same side of the bowstring. For each limb, at least one portion of the limb separates the respective pulley from at least one of the attachments for the first cable and the second cable. The portions may be of different resilience. The cam provides for convenient operation of a compound archery bow, increases initial speed of an arrow when shooting, and increases strength and reliability.

The split cam for a compound archery bow includes a pair of limbs, each limb having a respective loose end and at least two portions. End members are installed on the loose ends, and each end member has a pulley for a bowstring and two attachments for two cables. In between the loose ends, a first cable and a second cable are located on the same side of the bowstring. For each limb, at least one portion of the limb separates the respective pulley from at least one of the attachments for the first cable and the second cable. The portions may be of different resilience. The cam provides for convenient operation of a compound archery bow, increases initial speed of an arrow when shooting, and increases strength and reliability.

A pulley assembly for a compound bow comprises a draw cable pulley, a power cable pulley attached to the draw cable pulley, and a cable deflector attached to the draw cable pulley and adjustable among multiple deflector arrangements. Deflection of the power cable by the cable deflector remains constant throughout drawing of the bow. Movement of the cable deflector alters deflection of the power cable to alter effective length of the power cable and relative synchronization (with the bow at brace) of the pulley assembly with a second pulley assembly. The adjustment can in some instances be performed without using a bow press and without derigging the bow.

An arrow rest that is rotated out of the flight path of an arrow when the arrow is shot. Rotating the arrow rest out of the flight path prevents disruption to the accuracy and speed of the arrow.