Continuous Arrow Chain Shooting Device
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Solution Overview
Problem
Conventional arrow boxes for bows and arrows have limitations such as a restricted number of shots, increased user burden due to heavy loading, and time-consuming disassembly, which affect shooting stability and accuracy.
Innovation Solution
A continuous shooting device with a controllable arrow chain structure, comprising a shooting body, belt chain assembly, arrow driving assembly, string firing assembly, and driving assembly, allowing for multiple arrows to be loaded and fired sequentially without manual reloading, enhancing shooting stability and accuracy.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Quantity of substance
If a conventional arrow box is used to hold multiple arrows, then the number of shots is increased, but the device weight and user burden increase significantly
Solution Approach 1:
The arrow storage system is segmented into a modular belt chain structure with multiple slots, allowing arrows to be distributed along the chain rather than stacked in a single box. This segmentation enables compact arrangement of multiple arrows while maintaining lightweight construction.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent transitions from three-dimensional stacked storage (arrow box) to a linear chain arrangement (belt chain). By changing the storage dimension from volumetric stacking to linear sequencing, the system accommodates multiple arrows in a more space-efficient and weight-friendly configuration.
2Quantity of substance
If a conventional arrow box is used to hold multiple arrows, then the number of shots is increased, but the disassembly operation becomes time-consuming
Solution Approach 1:
Arrows are pre-arranged in the belt chain in the correct shooting sequence before the shooting session begins. This preliminary arrangement eliminates the need for time-consuming assembly or reconfiguration during shooting, as arrows are already positioned for sequential extraction.
Solution Approach 2:
The belt chain is designed as a dynamic, movable structure that can be easily advanced or reconfigured during shooting. Unlike a static arrow box requiring disassembly, the dynamic chain allows for smooth, continuous arrow presentation and quick reloading operations.
3Ease of operation
If manual reloading is required for each arrow, then the shooting process is simple, but the shooting speed and continuity are reduced
Solution Approach 1:
The belt chain mechanism enables continuous arrow presentation to the shooting position. As one arrow is fired, the chain automatically advances to present the next arrow, maintaining continuous useful action without interruption for manual reloading, thereby increasing shooting speed and continuity.
Solution Approach 2:
The system performs self-service by automatically advancing the belt chain and presenting the next arrow after each shot. This automated arrow presentation reduces the need for manual intervention between shots, allowing the system to maintain continuous operation with minimal user input.
Data Source
AI summary
A continuous shooting device includes a shooting body having a driving chamber and a chain hole in connection with the driving chamber, a belt chain assembly, an arrow driving assembly and a string firing assembly. The belt chain assembly is for driving the arrow chain, to move along the chain hole, the arrow driving assembly has a push arm for pushing an arrow on the arrow chain to escape from the arrow chain, a string of the string firing assembly is for pushing the belt chain assembly, a part of the driving assembly is mounted in the driving chamber, the driving assembly includes a track rod assembly fastened in the driving chamber, and a sliding member assembly slidable along an arrangement direction of the track rod assembly. The sliding member assembly has a carrying portion for clipping a string, and a pushing portion for pushing the push shaft.