A foldable pump-action rifle is disclosed to enable the pump-action rifle used in hunting to be created in a folding structure, thus providing ease of carriage wherein the feeding/unloading process of the cartridge is provided

A stock assembly for use with a firearm includes a stock assembly body having a forward end, an opposing rear end, and a bottom portion defined between the forward end and rear end. A locking mechanism may be disposed on the stock assembly body. A rear butt member may be adjustably positionable on the rear end of the stock assembly body and include a housing defining an end surface forming a base region and a protruding region extending from the base region. The rear butt member may be adjustably positionable relative to the stock assembly body to position the rear butt member base region on a surface extending forward of a user and the protruding region proximate the user for operation of the firearm by the user.

A stock assembly for use with a firearm includes a stock assembly body having a forward end, an opposing rear end, and a bottom portion defined between the forward end and rear end. A locking mechanism may be disposed on the stock assembly body. A rear butt member may be adjustably positionable on the rear end of the stock assembly body and include a housing defining an end surface forming a base region and a protruding region extending from the base region. The rear butt member may be adjustably positionable relative to the stock assembly body to position the rear butt member base region on a surface extending forward of a user and the protruding region proximate the user for operation of the firearm by the user.

Disclosed is a connector for hingedly mounting a buttstock to a receiver of a rifle. The connector has a fixed hinge portion, a receiver side of the fixed hinge portion, an interface side of the fixed hinge portion, a threaded protrusion extending from the receiver side of the fixed hinge portion, a buffer hole extending from the interface side, through the fixed hinge portion, and through the threaded protrusion, a tube lock hole extending from the interface side, through the fixed hinge portion, to the receiver side, and a lock screw sized in relative proportions to be threadably received in the tube lock hole.

Disclosed is a connector for hingedly mounting a buttstock to a receiver of a rifle. The connector has a fixed hinge portion, a receiver side of the fixed hinge portion, an interface side of the fixed hinge portion, a threaded protrusion extending from the receiver side of the fixed hinge portion, a buffer hole extending from the interface side, through the fixed hinge portion, and through the threaded protrusion, a tube lock hole extending from the interface side, through the fixed hinge portion, to the receiver side, and a lock screw sized in relative proportions to be threadably received in the tube lock hole.

The present folding stock adapter can be used with many types of military-type assault rifles that typically comprise a receiver extension, buffer and action spring. The present folding stock adapter can be used to add a folding capability to a standard stock allowing it to fold against a rifle's receiver when the weapon is not in use, thus reducing the overall length of the weapon. This reduction in length can facilitate its maneuverability, storage and transport in cramped quarters. The present device can also allow for the quick unfolding of the stock in order to allow the weapon to function and be fire normally.

The present folding stock adapter can be used with many types of military-type assault rifles that typically comprise a receiver extension, buffer and action spring. The present folding stock adapter can be used to add a folding capability to a standard stock allowing it to fold against a rifle's receiver when the weapon is not in use, thus reducing the overall length of the weapon. This reduction in length can facilitate its maneuverability, storage and transport in cramped quarters. The present device can also allow for the quick unfolding of the stock in order to allow the weapon to function and be fire normally.

A pistol brace includes a main frame, a forward hand grip, an adjustable front bracket attaching the main frame to the forward hand grip, a pistol muzzle guard extending forwardly at a top of the hand grip, a stock frame member attached to a rear of the main frame by an adjustable stock bracket having a stock pivot hinge for collapsing and extending the stock frame member. A stock adjustment slide allows for adjustment of the length of the stock to accommodate different size operators. A collapsible butt stock is pivotally fitted to an end of the stock frame member. A rail mount above the forward hand grip attaches to a picatinny rail on an underside of the pistol barrel and a pistol grip mounting mechanism and a pistol locking mechanism secure the grip of the pistol to the main frame.

A pistol brace includes a main frame, a forward hand grip, an adjustable front bracket attaching the main frame to the forward hand grip, a pistol muzzle guard extending forwardly at a top of the hand grip, a stock frame member attached to a rear of the main frame by an adjustable stock bracket having a stock pivot hinge for collapsing and extending the stock frame member. A stock adjustment slide allows for adjustment of the length of the stock to accommodate different size operators. A collapsible butt stock is pivotally fitted to an end of the stock frame member. A rail mount above the forward hand grip attaches to a picatinny rail on an underside of the pistol barrel and a pistol grip mounting mechanism and a pistol locking mechanism secure the grip of the pistol to the main frame.

A toy projectile launcher having a projectile drum, a cocking slide, and a housing is disclosed. The projectile drum contains projectile holders that are adapted to hold a projectile, such as a foam dart. The cocking slide can be moved forward and backward. The housing houses a launch barrel and an air piston assembly. When the cocking slide is moved backward the air piston barrel moves backward, the launch barrel is moved forward away from a first projectile holder in the plurality to facilitate loading of a projectile into a holder. When the cocking slide is moved forward an air nozzle forms an airtight seal between the air piston barrel and the projectile holder, while the launch barrel is moved backward to form an airtight seal between the projectile holder and the launch barrel.