Patent classifications
F41C3/14
Cane Adapter for Firearm with Integral Holster
The disclosed device is a barrel and chamber blocking shaft or rod that acts as an extension of a pistol. The extension provides the additional function of forming a cane, the pistol becoming the handle of the cane, which the user can use as a walking aid. When used in accordance with design claimed herein, the cane allows for ease of use in that no hip holster is required and the rod or shaft can be removed with the use of only one hand.
SPECIALIZED UNDERWATER PISTOL AND AMMUNITION FOR ERADICATING LIONFISH
A specialized underwater pistol with ammunition includes one or more of barrel expansions to shape the pattern of the plural shot pieces expelled from a pistol cartridge when the pistol is fired, an aerodynamic trigger cam or spur, flushing ports, a wide trigger pull, a wide hammer spur, a cartridge shot carrier with a frangible end, and cartridge sealant.
SPECIALIZED UNDERWATER PISTOL AND AMMUNITION FOR ERADICATING LIONFISH
A specialized underwater pistol with ammunition includes one or more of barrel expansions to shape the pattern of the plural shot pieces expelled from a pistol cartridge when the pistol is fired, an aerodynamic trigger cam or spur, flushing ports, a wide trigger pull, a wide hammer spur, a cartridge shot carrier with a frangible end, and cartridge sealant.
Revolver
Revolvers have a frame, a cylinder rotatably mounted to the frame and defining a plurality of passages, each passage having a chamber configured to receive a cartridge, each passage defining a bore forward of the chamber and configured to closely receive a bullet and retain propellant pressure to expel the bullet, and each bore having a forward aperture. A firing facility may be connected to the frame rearward of the cylinder and registered with a selected one of the passages, the revolver being free of elements forward of the selected one of the passages. The frame may include a ring defining an aperture configured to receive a first finger. The ring may be free of a trigger. A finger rest may be outside of the ring and configured to engage a second finger. The finger rest may be an elongated arcuate extension having a free end away from the frame.
Revolver
Revolvers have a frame, a cylinder rotatably mounted to the frame and defining a plurality of passages, each passage having a chamber configured to receive a cartridge, each passage defining a bore forward of the chamber and configured to closely receive a bullet and retain propellant pressure to expel the bullet, and each bore having a forward aperture. A firing facility may be connected to the frame rearward of the cylinder and registered with a selected one of the passages, the revolver being free of elements forward of the selected one of the passages. The frame may include a ring defining an aperture configured to receive a first finger. The ring may be free of a trigger. A finger rest may be outside of the ring and configured to engage a second finger. The finger rest may be an elongated arcuate extension having a free end away from the frame.
Handgun support device
A handgun support device includes a handgun rest for supporting at least a portion of a grip of a handgun therein, where the handgun rest includes a wall portion, and a back support for at least a portion of a back side of the grip of the handgun, the back support protruding from a back side of the wall portion and including a hole or gap to allow a thumb of a user to be placed through an opening thereof to support the handgun against the wall portion of the handgun rest with the user's fingers and opposing thumb. The handgun rest further excludes a front support for at least a portion of a front side of the grip of the handgun. Still yet, the handgun support device includes a rigid structure extending from the handgun rest for being held against an external support.
Handgun support device
A handgun support device includes a handgun rest for supporting at least a portion of a grip of a handgun therein, where the handgun rest includes a wall portion, and a back support for at least a portion of a back side of the grip of the handgun, the back support protruding from a back side of the wall portion and including a hole or gap to allow a thumb of a user to be placed through an opening thereof to support the handgun against the wall portion of the handgun rest with the user's fingers and opposing thumb. The handgun rest further excludes a front support for at least a portion of a front side of the grip of the handgun. Still yet, the handgun support device includes a rigid structure extending from the handgun rest for being held against an external support.
Firearm handgrip assembly with laser gunsight system
A firearm handgrip assembly with laser gunsight system has a first grip frame element adapted for mounting to a first portion of the firearm frame, the first grip frame element including at least one of an illuminator, a battery, a switch, and a controller, a cover portion of the grip defining an interior channel adapted to closely receive at least a major portion of the first portion of the firearm frame and the first grip frame element, the cover portion having a contoured exterior surface adapted for gripping by a user's hand, and a fastener operably engaging the cover portion to the firearm frame. The firearm frame may be a curved butt frame of a revolver. The interior channel of the cover portion may be curved. The fastener may include a threaded element connected to a lower end of the firearm frame.
Firearm handgrip assembly with laser gunsight system
A firearm handgrip assembly with laser gunsight system has a first grip frame element adapted for mounting to a first portion of the firearm frame, the first grip frame element including at least one of an illuminator, a battery, a switch, and a controller, a cover portion of the grip defining an interior channel adapted to closely receive at least a major portion of the first portion of the firearm frame and the first grip frame element, the cover portion having a contoured exterior surface adapted for gripping by a user's hand, and a fastener operably engaging the cover portion to the firearm frame. The firearm frame may be a curved butt frame of a revolver. The interior channel of the cover portion may be curved. The fastener may include a threaded element connected to a lower end of the firearm frame.
Handgun
A handgun includes a barrel which extends in a longitudinal direction, and a breechblock with a breechblock insert. The breechblock insert can be brought into a first state and into a second state where, in the longitudinal direction of the barrel, the second state has a play which is greater than a play in the first state.