| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 121 | Modular weapons locker | US11190926 | 2005-07-28 | US20070024165A1 | 2007-02-01 | Stephen Moulton |
| A storage locker for storing firearms of different sizes is disclosed. The storage locker consists of a housing having a back wall, side walls, a top, a bottom and an open front defining an interior. An inner door is pivotally attached to the housing and pivotally movable between an open position and a closed position wherein the inner door closes off the open front. The locker has a lock for locking the inner door in its closed position. The locker has a mounting wall attached to the housing inside the interior, the mounting wall having a plurality of first apertures evenly spaced along a front face of the mounting wall. The locker also has a plurality of firearm mounting racks, each rack having a mounting member with tab portions for mounting to the mounting wall by hanging the tabs on the apertures. | ||||||
| 122 | Weapon caddy | US10723487 | 2003-11-26 | US07165750B2 | 2007-01-23 | Scott A. McCuskey; Shane C. McCuskey |
| A caddy is provided for supporting a weapon such as a rifle, gun, pistol, cross bow, or long bow while hunting. The caddy serves as an adjustable cradle for supporting the weapon while aiming at a target and a safety device for transporting the weapon. The caddy may be mounted to any suitable support structure such as a tree stand, tree, hunting blind, fence, all terrain vehicle, wheelchair, or the like. In a particular embodiment, two or more caddies may be mounted on a tree stand to safely secure a weapon during set up in a tree. Each caddy may contain a safety device, such as a detachable rubber strap, for securing a weapon. When the safety device is removed, each caddy may be used as a cradle to support a weapon while aiming at a target, and the cradle may be adjusted horizontally, vertically, and/or pivotally. | ||||||
| 123 | Gun holder apparatus | US11177545 | 2005-07-08 | US07124530B1 | 2006-10-24 | Steve Clark |
| A gun holder for a shotgun or rifle is provided which permits accommodation of shotguns or rifles of various lengths and including single barrel, side-by-side and over-and-under shotguns and permits the positioning of the shotgun at various heights along the vertical shaft of the support member to accommodate various water depths of ponds or lakes. | ||||||
| 124 | Fishing rod and hunting long gun holder walking stick with beverage holder | US11386139 | 2006-03-22 | US20060213109A1 | 2006-09-28 | Jeffery Zunker |
| A combination walking stick and support apparatus for outdoor sport fishing, hunting, and camping is disclosed. The multiple function device includes a ground engaging, rigid support that; when engaged with the ground along with the stabilizing footing, safely holds a fishing rod or a hunting long gun in a generally upright position and at the ready for the outdoor enthusiast An integral beverage holder is fixed to the device and effectively works to secure beverages off of the ground in all applications. The formed handle support tip works effectively as a camp utility hook. The design balance and materials integration allows for a light weight, portable and efficient walking stick tool that works in multiple scenarios and significantly enhances the outdoors enthusiast experience. | ||||||
| 125 | Universally adjustable gun rack and lock assembly | US10935208 | 2004-09-07 | US07047771B2 | 2006-05-23 | Laszlo Tanos |
| A gun lock for receiving and clamping a cross-sectional portion of a firearm. A slide bar is provided for mounting the gun lock to a surface in a storage location. A locking assembly slidably mountable to the slide bar is provided. A set screw assembly for releasably locking the locking assembly onto the sliding bar is provided. A set screw and a set screw nut locks the locking assembly onto the slide bar. The set screw is accessible by a hex key through an opening in housing of the apparatus only when the ratchet arm is in the unlocked open position. A pivotably attachable ratchet arm which resembles typical handcuffs is provided that has a plurality of ratchet teeth that enables the gun lock to clamp a wide variety of cross-sectional portions of different weapons. A solenoid has a plunger adapted to engage one of the ratchet teeth of the ratchet arm to lock the rotatable ratchet arm in position around the cross-sectional portion of the weapon to be locked. The solenoid locking assembly is releasable via a switch and can be overridden with key. | ||||||
| 126 | FIREARM WALL LOCK | US11162673 | 2005-09-19 | US20060060727A1 | 2006-03-23 | Jonathan Tucich |
| A firearm wall lock is a wall-mounted device that allows for quick and easy removal of a firearm when the lock is released. When the firearm is secured within the firearm wall lock, the trigger, breach, and firing mechanism are all enclosed to prevent access to or discharge of the firearm. The firearm wall lock is primarily constructed of four components including a post, a shelf, a locking clasp assembly, and a clamp. A firearm is supported by the shelf and is positioned parallel to the post. The clamp holds the top of the firearm barrel in place and the locking clasp assembly encircles and secures the trigger, breach and firing mechanism of the firearm. The firearm wall lock is mounted on the outside surface of a wall, bolted securely to a wall stud, or mounted within a wall between two wall studs. | ||||||
| 127 | Holding device for securing a weapon in place of a tree stand | US10837681 | 2004-05-04 | US20050247522A1 | 2005-11-10 | Richard Williams |
| A gun holder device is provided for releasably securing a long gun to a tree stand. The device includes a pair of elongate flexible elements made of webbing or the like which are secured together in a substantially cross shape configuration. The first element includes a loop portion at one end which mounts a pair of D-rings for securing the gun in place on the stand. The second element includes first and second hooks and loops fasteners at opposite ends on opposite sides for securing the device to the frame of the stand. | ||||||
| 128 | Lockable mounting and storing device for long barrel firearms | US10649263 | 2003-08-26 | US06834454B2 | 2004-12-28 | John M. Klein |
| A device for safely storing a firearm such as a rifle or shotgun includes a frame for securing the device to a surface such as a vehicle floorboard or the like. The device is defined by a locking system for closing off the end of a barrel and the clip area as well as for precluding access to the trigger device. A lock housing, slidably positionable on a tubular member secured to the frame, enables accommodation for various length barrels, and is deployed to close off the open end thereof. The device is particularly adapted for safely mounting and storing a pair of firearms. | ||||||
| 129 | Lockable mounting and storing device for long barrel firearms | US10649263 | 2003-08-26 | US20040064993A1 | 2004-04-08 | John M. Klein |
| A device for safely storing a firearm such as a rifle or shotgun includes a frame for securing the device to a surface such as a vehicle floorboard or the like. The device is defined by a locking system for closing off the end of a barrel and the clip area as well as for precluding access to the trigger device. A lock housing, slidably positionable on a tubular member secured to the frame, enables accommodation for various length barrels, and is deployed to close off the open end thereof. The device is particularly adapted for safely mounting and storing a pair of firearms. | ||||||
| 130 | Collapsible support with arms and legs and methods for using | US10011852 | 2001-12-04 | US20030102414A1 | 2003-06-05 | David M. Smart |
| A collapsible support includes extendable and retractable arms and legs for generating a respective uncollapsed and collapsed state. In the uncollapsed state, the support can be placed on most types of surfaces in an upright position to support a golf club or other items by leaning the item against arms or hanging the item from the arm. In the collapsed state, the arms and legs are substantially parallel and adjacent the support's body and thus easily transported or stored. The support also includes an arm attachment assembly attached to the body and a leg attachment assembly attached to the body, both operable to extend and retract respective arms and legs. Also included is a biasing member to bias the arms and legs in a retracted position, an actuating member to extend the arms and legs, and a locking mechanism to lock the arms and legs in the extended position. | ||||||
| 131 | Safety device for firearms | US09305581 | 1999-05-05 | US06523374B1 | 2003-02-25 | William Owens |
| A lockable gun safety storage having a rigid mounting member adapted to be fixedly attached to an item, a mounting means positioned on the mounting member, the mounting means adapted to hold a receptacle, said receptacle being sized to receive a firearm therein, said receptacle having a muzzle end and a handle end, said handle end being open, a shield positioned on said mounting member, said shield and said mounting means being moveable with respect to each other, and a locking means to fix the relative position of said mounting means with respect to said mounting member so that when said locking means is locked and a receptacle present in said mounting means, removal of a firearm positioned in said receptacle is prevented. | ||||||
| 132 | Apparatus for displaying and securing an object such as a rifle | US09723882 | 2000-11-28 | US06478165B1 | 2002-11-12 | Richard A. Noble |
| A display (10) is provided for displaying an object such as a rifle (12). The object is not only displayed in an attractive manner, but can be secured to the display (10) to prevent casual removal of the object. Supports (38, 42) support the object while securing arms (72, 76) can be moved over the object to prevent casual removal of the object. The securing arms (72, 76) can be actuated by the actuating arm (80) positioned within a box (22) which can be locked to prevent access to the actuation arm (80). A safety block (40) can prevent the rifle safety from moving to the active position. | ||||||
| 133 | Locking system for securing a loaded handgun | US09813511 | 2001-03-20 | US20020135477A1 | 2002-09-26 | Christopher J. Dabrowski; Keith S. Willows; Stephen H. Smith |
| A locking system for a loaded handgun that prevents the handgun from being removed from a housing until a combination lock is unlocked. The housing is constructed of a material such as steel or a high impact resistance polymer, capable of preventing penetration of a slug fired by the handgun. The combination lock is either an illuminated keypad or a bio-metric sensor. In one embodiment, the combination lock actuates a locking member that prevents the handgun from being removed and extends behind the trigger, so that the handgun cannot be fired. In another embodiment, the combination lock secures a locking member in a position that prevents a holster containing the handgun from being pivoted outside an internal cavity within the housing. While the handgun and holster are locked inside the internal cavity, the handgun cannot be withdrawn from the holster. When the proper combination is entered, the locking member releases the holster, and a spring element pivots the holster free of the internal cavity. Mounting hardware and any ammunition that is stored within the housing can only be accessed when the combination lock is unlocked and the handgun is removed. | ||||||
| 134 | Firearm component storage adapter | US10010598 | 2001-10-26 | US20020074298A1 | 2002-06-20 | Michael A. Sirois |
| The present invention relates to an storage adapter used for engaging and supporting the stock/frame assembly of both the Contendernull or Encorenull brands of Thompson/Center Arms, Inc.null firearms. In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the stock/frame assembly is stored in a vertical position above the floor of the gun cabinet/safe through the use of two individual components: (i) a novel storage adapter and (ii) a storage receiver which was previously-disclosed in U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/705,081. The storage adapter component is comprised of a first end and a second end. The storage adapter engages, supports, and secures the stock/frame assembly by making use of the hinge pin of the firearm and a securing means (preferably a securing strap) to secure the stock/frame assembly to the second end of the storage adapter. The storage adapter, by use of a hanging means (preferably a hanging pin) in its first end, is then placed into (i.e., hung-on) the previously-disclosed, wall-mountable storage receiver component. By storing the stock/frame assembly in such a secured vertical position above the floor of the gun cabinet/safe it is far less likely that the stored assembly will be jarred (i.e., potentially damaging or marring the various internal and external mechanical components and/or the finish/petina of the stock materials) or otherwise damaged by, e.g., a heavy object falling on said assembly. | ||||||
| 135 | Portable rifle rest for use with deer stand | US09163586 | 1998-09-30 | US06243979B1 | 2001-06-12 | Donald L. Seats; Bryan R. Surratt |
| A combination hunting blind 2 and shooting or rifle rest 10 can be mounted on an elevated tree stand 4 by a hunter or occupant of the tree stand. The hunting blind 2 comprises the rifle rest 10 with a camouflage partition deployed around the front and the sides. The rifle rest 10 comprise a collapsible frame 26 the includes upright front posts 28, 30 and side horizontal rails 40, 42 attached to a front rail 32 by hinges whose axes are mutually perpendicular. The posts and side rails can be folded up so that they extend substantially in the same direction as a central section 34 of a C-shaped front rail 32. The rifle rest 10 is mounted on the tree stand 4 by a base support 14 that is bolted to the front edge of the tree stand. The posts 28, 30 are mounted on studs 20, 22 on the base support 14 and the side rails 40, 42 can be fastened to the tree by a rope ratchet or cargo strap 46 and stabilized by screws 56. | ||||||
| 136 | Gun rack | US286459 | 1999-04-06 | US6142313A | 2000-11-07 | Kenneth David Young |
| The firearms storage device provides a security rack of a clam-shell configuration enabling firearms to be secured via trigger guards. The device can be locked by a padlock or equivalent structure and the assembly obscures the way by which the device is secured to a fixture, the bolt of a locking device and its hinge pin. A two part base facilitates the use of the device in a number of different locations. | ||||||
| 137 | 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. | ||||||
| 138 | Weapon support | US130129 | 1998-08-06 | US6032911A | 2000-03-07 | Joseph Eddie Osborne |
| A user attachable Weapon Support for supporting either a hunting bow or rifle comprising a clamp assembly for clamping the weapon support to either deer stand, hunting blind, or other stable support, an extendable support arm extending upwardly from the clamp assembly and supporting a weapon cradle including a weapon conforming channel having a resilient retaining arm for contacting and holding the weapon within the channel until needed but that will readily give way and allow for removal of the weapon when an animal is sighted. | ||||||
| 139 | Holder for a rifle and kit for assembling holder | US873075 | 1997-06-11 | US5979846A | 1999-11-09 | Norbert Fluhr |
| The invention provides a holder for a rifle for mounting the rifle on a wall, e.g. inside a vehicle, with one front and at least one rear retainer for securing a respective front and rear rifle section--as viewed in the direction of the barrel--, wherein the front retainer at least partially envelops the front gun-stock and/or the barrel of the rifle and wherein the rear retainer receives the rear section of the rifle. In addition, the invention provides a kit for assembling a rifle holder of this type. | ||||||
| 140 | Rifle cleaning gradle | US788700 | 1997-01-24 | US5682700A | 1997-11-04 | Steven Robert Sandberg |
| A rifle cleaning cradle for a folding rifle. The cradle is formed by a continuous rod which has base pieces which rest on a flat surface, a braced U-shaped piece at one end and an arch-shaped piece at the opposite end, and means for attaching a bungee cord which wraps around the cradle to hold a rifle in the open position for cleaning. | ||||||
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