Resumes
Resumes
Kevin Mussack Phones & Addresses
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2890 Orleans Rd, Clifton Spgs, NY 14432 (585) 526-6641
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Clifton Springs, NY
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Seneca Castle, NY
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Canandaigua, NY
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Geneva, NY
Publications
Us Patents
Modular Construction For Compound Archery Bow
View pageUS Patent:
51726793, Dec 22, 1992
Filed:
Aug 23, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/749312
Inventors:
Kevin R. Mussack - Clifton Springs NY
Assignee:
Golden Eagle Archery, Inc. - Farmington NY
International Classification:
F41B 500
US Classification:
124 256
Abstract:
A modular construction for compound archery bows includes sets of spacer blocks for insertion between the bow handle and the limbs. The blocks are shaped to provide selected variations in the geometry of the bows, selectively adjusting the brace height and the overall length of the bow. The manufacturer is enabled to create bows of many different characteristics without investing in dies to produce differently shaped handles, needing only differently shaped spacer blocks.
Cable And Bowstring Retainer Arrangement For Compound Archery Bow
View pageUS Patent:
49953737, Feb 26, 1991
Filed:
Mar 26, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/498965
Inventors:
Kevin R. Mussack - Clifton Springs NY
Assignee:
Golden Eagle Archery, Inc. - Farmington NY
International Classification:
F41B 500
US Classification:
124 256
Abstract:
In a compound bow a pin is carried at one end of the tension cable and fitted through an axial hole in the eccentric wheel at the end of the flexible limb. A peripheral groove is formed in the pin at its end opposite from the cable, and the bowstring is looped around the pin, lying in the groove. The cable lies on one side of the wheel and the bowstring on the opposite side so that the pin is trapped in the hole in the wheel and no additional parts are required for retaining the pin in the wheel.
Telescoping Cable Guard For Compound Archery Bow
View pageUS Patent:
54151490, May 16, 1995
Filed:
May 10, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/058269
Inventors:
Michael W. Derus - Canandaigua NY
Kevin R. Mussack - Clifton Springs NY
Brandelle J. Wiedrich - Canandaigua NY
Robert G. Foulkrod - Troy PA
Kevin R. Mussack - Clifton Springs NY
Brandelle J. Wiedrich - Canandaigua NY
Robert G. Foulkrod - Troy PA
Assignee:
Golden Eagle Archery, Inc. - Farmington NY
International Classification:
F41B 500
US Classification:
124 231
Abstract:
A cable guard includes a rod to be fixed to the handle of a compound bow extending from the handle toward the bowstring and positioned laterally offset from the central plane of the bow to keep the tension cables out of the path of an arrow fired by the bow. A tube fits slidably on the rod and carries a pair of pulleys at its distal end, coaxial with the rod and the tube. The first pulley is fixed to the tube, and the second pulley is freely rotatable on the tube. The tension cables are trained respectively into the grooves of the two pulleys on the side of the pulleys opposite from the central plane of the bow. As the bow is drawn the first cable turns its pulley together with the tube in one direction, while the second cable turns its pulley in the opposite direction. Simultaneously, the cables work together to draw the tube axially along the rod away from the handle.
Co.sub.2 Cartridge Pressurization Device
View pageUS Patent:
58948694, Apr 20, 1999
Filed:
May 12, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/854562
Inventors:
Kevin R. Mussack - Clifton Springs NY
Assignee:
Crosman Corporation - East Bloomfield NY
International Classification:
B65B 104
US Classification:
141 19
Abstract:
A pressurization and regulating device uses a CO. sub. 2 cartridge for pressurizing a fluid container such as the fuel tank of a gasoline lantern or stove, a garden or lawn sprayer, and the like. The device includes an elongated body having an open end for receiving the cartridge and a cap for forcing the cartridge toward the body. The other end of the body is provided with a fluid outlet opening. An outlet cap is mounted on the second end of the body. A piston is reciprocably mounted in the outlet opening of the body, and a seal on the piston is engageable with a valve seat in the outlet opening for closing the outlet opening. A spring in the outlet cap biases the piston away from the valve seat. An eccentric shaft is rotatably mounted in the outlet cap and engages the piston. The eccentric shaft is rotatable between a first position in which the seal engages the valve seat and a second position in which the spring moves the seal away from the valve seat.