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| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 61 | STABILIZING SHOOTING REST APPARATUS AND METHOD | US13974225 | 2013-08-23 | US20140082987A1 | 2014-03-27 | Edward E. Boll; Edward J. Boll |
| Disclosed herein is a stabilizing shooting rest that includes a base attachable to the belt of a wearer. The stabilizing shooting rest further includes a telescopic elongated member having a proximate end attached to the base and extending to a distal end, the telescopic elongated member attaching to the base such that the telescopic elongated member is movable about the base with at least two rotational degrees of freedom. The stabilizing shooting rest further includes an arm rest at the distal end of the telescopic elongated member, the arm rest configured to stabilize a desired portion of a rear arm of the wearer while the wearer is shooting. | ||||||
| 62 | Firearm cartridge magazine system | US13671355 | 2012-11-07 | US08640374B1 | 2014-02-04 | Anthony Reichelt |
| Several examples of a cartridge magazine system are shown each arranged to hold a plurality of cartridge magazines adjacent to a magazine well of a weapon. The system including several interoperating components, for example: a rigid cylindrical shaft having a center axis aligned with an insert axis of the magazine well, a cartridge magazine holder assembly, and a stop cap at a lower end of the shaft to maintain position of the cartridge magazine holder assembly upon the shaft. One example of the magazine holder assembly including: a collar in contact with the shaft so as to freely reposition along the shaft wherein the collar is rotatable about the shaft. At least one fork extends radially from the collar. Wherein each fork includes a surface for retention of a cartridge magazine in position to be inserted into and removed from the magazine well without removing the magazine from the fork. | ||||||
| 63 | Magazine floorplate monopod attachments for firearms | US13366784 | 2012-02-06 | US08590202B2 | 2013-11-26 | Shane Keng |
| A shooting rest is provided herein. The shooting rest may include a magazine floor coupling configured to couple to a bottom portion of a firearm magazine. The shooting rest may also include a lower extension extending downward from the magazine floor coupling. The lower extension may include a forward extension extending downward from a forward portion of the magazine floor coupling and a rearward extension extending downward from a reward portion of the magazine floor coupling. The forward extension may have a length greater than the rearward extension. | ||||||
| 64 | Firearm Sighting Aid | US13472607 | 2012-05-16 | US20130305585A1 | 2013-11-21 | Jeffery L. Thibodaux |
| A firearm sighting aid, which includes a planar block of lightweight material, the planar block forming a three-dimensional shape defined by at least a width, a height and a thickness and forming a planar support base, a planar first side and a planar second side, the planar block of material also defining a substantially cylindrical passageway sized and configured to receive at least a portion of a firearm barrel, the cylindrical passageway extending through the planar block between openings at each of the planar first side and planar second side, respectively, and along a longitudinal center axis which is substantially parallel to and offset from a plane occupied by the planar support base. | ||||||
| 65 | Weapon mounting system | US11677085 | 2007-02-21 | US07610842B1 | 2009-11-03 | Adam S. Brooks |
| A weapon mounting system for securing a weapon such as a machine gun to a platform comprises a base mount that is secured to the platform and that rotatably supports a pintle receiver tube. The pintle receiver tube is adjustable and rotatable such that a weapon may be readily aimed in multiple planes. The invention further includes a cradle that is easily secured to the pintle and thus to the platform. | ||||||
| 66 | Mountain Mike's reproductions ATV gun rack/pop-up shooting rest | US11906556 | 2007-10-03 | US20090090758A1 | 2009-04-09 | Michael Richard Bartholdy |
| Mountain Mike's Reproductions ATV Gun Rack/Pop-up Shooting Rest is a rack to be mounted on an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle). This rack will hold a gun or rifle securely for travel and double as a shooting rest when stopped. Its appearance is similar to many ATV gun mounted rack. The difference is its ability to be released on one end and with the use of gas spring pop-up and double as a shooting rest. It will be mounted to pop-up to the left for left handed shooters or turned around to pop-up to the right for right handed shooters. The one side of the rack which comes up is levered to maintain a vertical position and rotates 360 degrees to work as a shooting rest. It can be used from a stationary ATV in the riding position or by off-mounted riders around the ATV. While traveling, the rack is securely held down in the locked position with the use a cam clamp. When stationary and ready to use the clamp lock down is released and the end of the rack is pushed up by the gas spring. After use the user simply pushes down the rest into the | ||||||
| 67 | FIREARM SUPPORTS, SUCH AS SHOOTING BAGS, AND FIREARM SUPPORT ASSEMBLIES | US11679100 | 2007-02-26 | US20080034636A1 | 2008-02-14 | Russell Potterfield; Tim Morrow; Brook Banham |
| Firearm supports (e.g., firearm shooting bags) and firearm support assemblies are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, a firearm support includes a generally pliable cover at least partially enclosing an internal space, and a generally inflexible support structure coupled to the pliable cover and configured to assist the pliable cover in maintaining a particular shape. | ||||||
| 68 | Extendable gun rests and methods | US11437460 | 2006-05-19 | US20070266609A1 | 2007-11-22 | John Wuertz |
| Gun rests that are easily extendable and lockable are disclosed. The gun rests can include an upper elongated support, a lower elongated support, a gun support, a handle and a base. The gun support can be secured to the upper elongated support. The upper elongated support may be slidably engaged within the lower elongated support or the lower elongated support may be slidably engaged within the upper elongated support. The actuator is operably connected to a locking mechanism to lock the upper elongated support and lower elongated support in a fixed relative position. Depression of the actuator may bias the tube engagement members against the lower elongated support and allows the locking of the gun rest in one of a plurality of lengths. | ||||||
| 69 | Cantilevered gun rest | US11128847 | 2005-05-13 | US20060254114A1 | 2006-11-16 | Kenneth Lehman |
| A rotatable cantilevered gun rest (10) capable of being mounted upon a fixed support such as a wall in a hunting blind. The gun rest (10) can be rotated 180° to allow for sighting along any horizontal angle with respect to the wall. A proximal yoke (50) and a distal yoke (70) are used to support the gun. The distal yoke (70) is vertically adjustable to provide variable vertical sighting angles. | ||||||
| 70 | Apparatus and method for supporting a firearm | US10631230 | 2003-07-31 | US20050188595A1 | 2005-09-01 | George Lackey |
| A firearm supporting apparatus suitable for use with shafts of varying diameters and lengths includes an elongated support member having a clamping surface and a firearm supporting surface; a collar connected with the elongated support member; and an adjustable mechanism connecting the collar with the elongated support member and adjusting the position of the collar relative to the clamping surface of the support member, the collar and clamping surface securing the support member to the shaft. In one embodiment the adjustable mechanism includes an elongated threaded member connected with the collar and the elongated support member and a fastening device associated with the threaded member. In an alternate embodiment, the adjustable mechanism includes an adjustable clamp connected with the elongated support member and integrated with the collar, which is a flexible band. | ||||||
| 71 | Gun support for hunters | US10795596 | 2004-03-08 | US06920713B1 | 2005-07-26 | Mark E. Love |
| A gun support for hunters having interchageable features is provided. The gun support includes a support rod having a proximal end and a distal end. A cradle is removably attached to the proximal end of the support rod. The cradle includes a base, a first fork pending from a first side of the base, a second fork pending from a second side of the base, and a retaining device disposed on the first and second fork. A biasing strap is removably attached to the retaining device on at least one of the first fork and second fork. The biasing strap is configured for retaining a gun barrel between the strap and the base of the cradle for steadying the gun of a hunter. | ||||||
| 72 | Multi-purpose tool | US10894113 | 2004-07-19 | US20050015885A1 | 2005-01-27 | Shane Johnson |
| A tool that can be assembled into multiple configurations for various uses. The tool includes at least two shafts that connect together, as well as multiple, interchangeable accessories that can be coupled to the shafts. Examples of some accessories include a stake, a digging tool, a cutting tool, a swivelling seat, and a swivelling pulley. | ||||||
| 73 | Combination gun rest, stool and wading stick | US109337 | 1998-06-30 | US6035572A | 2000-03-14 | Lloyd O. Goode, Jr. |
| A combination gun rest, pivoting hunting stool, and wading stick device particularly for use by duck hunting enthusiasts is disclosed. This multi-function apparatus includes a ground-engaging gun rest which independently supports a shot gun or rifle in a generally upright position. A duck hunter's stool including a cross-shaped base support with a ground-engaging member and a detachable seat member provide the hunter with a 360.degree. field of view from a seated position. The seat member is provided with suitable hardware to permit it to be stored on the tubular support member of the stool. The gun support is inserted within the tubular support member of the stool and locked in position such that the entire assembly functions as a wading stick to assist the hunter in maintaining balance when walking through a wetland or shallow water environment. The present device is lightweight and compact for convenient transport and storage. | ||||||
| 74 | Pistol support | US924624 | 1992-08-03 | US5274940A | 1994-01-04 | Mark T. Guzy |
| A lightweight portable device for supporting a pistol in a stable shooting position on the ground or stationary object. A base has a smooth convex top surface which is slidably received in a concave recess formed in the bottom of a pistol butt supporting member for moving a top surface of the supporting member to a level position. The top surface is configured to match the contour of a bottom surface of a pistol butt to be seated thereon. An elastic strip movably secures the supporting member on the base. Removable inserts may be individually mounted on the supporting member each having a different configured top surface matching the bottom surface of a pistol to be used with the support enabling the device to be used with various pistols. | ||||||
| 75 | Versatile shooting rest | US544974 | 1990-06-28 | US5058305A | 1991-10-22 | Russell F. Majesty |
| A shooting rest is described as having a blade with a sharp point, the blade being attached to a handle with an enlarged butt section and having a curved concave area. A non-marring neoprene lining is affixed to the curved concave area. The enlarged butt section is pivotable about a longitudinal axis of the shooting rest by exerting a force that is adjustable. The pivotable butt section is secured, in one modification that is described, by a washer with protrusions that mesh with recesses. The butt section and the blade are held together in tension by a threaded member. The blade of the shooting rest has a curved concave area with a non-marring neoprene insert, also, so that the shooting rest can be used by affixing it to a vertical surface. | ||||||
| 76 | Adjustable rifle rest | US284184 | 1988-12-14 | US4854066A | 1989-08-08 | Randall L. Canterbury, Sr. |
| An adjustable rifle rest including a cylindrical standard implantable into the ground, a rotatable yoke mounted on the upper end of the standard, a sleeve snugly but rotatably and slidingly engaging the standard, a member having a horizontal portion with one end fixed to the sleeve and the other end terminating in an upwardly extending vertical portion, a fixed yoke mounted on the upper end of the vertical portion of the member, a structure affixed to the lower end of the standard to aid in implanting the standard, and an assembly operable to vary the length of the standard. | ||||||
| 77 | Gun-rest. | US23942418 | 1918-06-11 | US1277435A | 1918-09-03 | LESKO MIKE |
| 78 | Saddle-mount for guns. | US7339116 | 1916-01-21 | US1209937A | 1916-12-26 | CECUGA FRANK |
| 79 | Stake-mount for firearms. | US1913742236 | 1913-01-15 | US1107805A | 1914-08-18 | LEWIS ISAAC N |
| 80 | GUN WITH INTERNALLY STORED BIPOD AND MONOPOD | PCT/US2011043839 | 2011-07-13 | WO2012009427A3 | 2012-05-24 | HINDS RICHARD A JR |
| A firearm stock having a bipod on the end of the fore-stock with legs that store in channels formed inside the fore-stock and which permits the canting movement of the deployed bipod with respect to the stock. The bipod legs are pulled from their stored positions to extended positions and then pivoted to their splayed and deployed positions perpendicular to the axis of the stock. The stock also pivotally and optionally carries a monopod in the underside of the butt stock for pivoting rearward to its deployed position, urged by a spring into both the deployed and stored positions. The bipod legs may telescope and are exchangeable with different types of legs; the monopod is extendable and may be stored in its extended position against the underside of the butt stock. | ||||||
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