Nov 4, 2025

US12460900 - Arrow stabilizer for archery airguns

An arrow stabilizer for an archery airgun includes an elongated body configured to be secured to the airgun. The body defines a non-cylindrical passage extending longitudinally therethrough. The passage is configured to receive an arrow and support a shaft of the arrow as the arrow travels through the passage when launched by the airgun. The passage can have a non-circular cross-sectional profile that includes a central bore configured to closely receive the arrow shaft, and a plurality of radially extending slots configured to receive the fletching. The slots and central bore cooperate to form stabilizing rails upon which the arrow can ride through the passage. The rails guide the arrow shaft smoothly along the passage and hold the arrow substantially stable as it travels therethrough when launched by the archery airgun.

The patent describes an arrow stabilizer designed for archery airguns, featuring a non-cylindrical passage that supports the arrow shaft and fletching during launch. This stabilizer enhances arrow stability and guidance as it travels through the airgun, improving overall accuracy.

Claim 1

1 . An archery airgun, comprising: a receiver; a gas propulsion system; and an arrow stabilizer extending from the receiver, the arrow stabilizer including an elongated body defining a non-cylindrical passage extending longitudinally through at least a portion of the body, the passage including a central bore configured to closely receive and support a shaft of a fletched arrow as the arrow travels through the passage when launched by the archery airgun, and a plurality of radial slots extending along the central bore, each radial slot configured to receive a respective fletch of the arrow. a receiver; a gas propulsion system; and an arrow stabilizer extending from the receiver, the arrow stabilizer including an elongated body defining a non-cylindrical passage extending longitudinally through at least a portion of the body, the passage including a central bore configured to closely receive and support a shaft of a fletched arrow as the arrow travels through the passage when launched by the archery airgun, and a plurality of radial slots extending along the central bore, each radial slot configured to receive a respective fletch of the arrow.

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