A fore grip for a firearm houses a light source and power source. The light source is preferably a laser and the power source is preferably one or more batteries. A first switch is connected to a PCB and can be moved to respective positions that correspond to each of various operating conditions, such as continuously on, continuously off, and on when a second switch is activated.

A fore grip for a firearm houses a light source and power source. The light source is preferably a laser and the power source is preferably one or more batteries. A first switch is connected to a PCB and can be moved to respective positions that correspond to each of various operating conditions, such as continuously on, continuously off, and on when a second switch is activated.

A buttstock includes a main body and a protecting member. The main body includes a shell member and an automated external defibrillator disposed in the shell member. The protecting member is movably connecting with the shell member of the main body so as to move relative to the shell member between a first position and a second position, wherein the protecting member shields the automated external defibrillator at the first position and exposes the automated external defibrillator at the second position respectively.

A buttstock includes a main body and a protecting member. The main body includes a shell member and an automated external defibrillator disposed in the shell member. The protecting member is movably connecting with the shell member of the main body so as to move relative to the shell member between a first position and a second position, wherein the protecting member shields the automated external defibrillator at the first position and exposes the automated external defibrillator at the second position respectively.

A firearm includes a forend having a forend body attached to the firearm below a barrel, and a cord removably secured to a gripping surface of the forend body. The forend body is provided with at least one groove removably receiving the cord to secure the cord to the forend body. The groove is configured to receive the cord therein such that a portion of the cord extends out of the groove so that the slip resistance of the gripping surface of the forend body is improved. The cord can be easily removed from the groove of the forend body whenever the user of the firearm desires to use the cord in any other suitable manner.

A firearm includes a forend having a forend body attached to the firearm below a barrel, and a cord removably secured to a gripping surface of the forend body. The forend body is provided with at least one groove removably receiving the cord to secure the cord to the forend body. The groove is configured to receive the cord therein such that a portion of the cord extends out of the groove so that the slip resistance of the gripping surface of the forend body is improved. The cord can be easily removed from the groove of the forend body whenever the user of the firearm desires to use the cord in any other suitable manner.

Connection device (1) for connecting a cheek rest (2) to rifle stock (3) with at least one internal space (4), whose cheek rest (2) includes at least one first connection bracket (7) and at least one second connection bracket (9) with which the cheek rest (2) may be adjustably connected to at least one bracket which during use is inserted into the internal space of a rifle stock. The bracket is comprised of a locking block (10) which when connecting the cheek rest (2) to the rifle stock (3) is inserted into the internal space (4) and positioned in relation to the inside of the internal space and through holes drilled in the rifle stock's top side and side, and that the cheek rest's connection brackets are temporarily connected to at least one bracket in the locking block (10) by said holes in the stock's top side. The present invention also encompasses a method for utilizing the device.

Securing platform accessories are described herein. An example securing platform accessory comprises a rail mount, an electronic device holder, and a handle. The rail mount includes one or more guides that are sized and configured to allow the securing platform accessory to be releasably attached to a securing platform, such as a tactical rail on a firearm.

Securing platform accessories are described herein. An example securing platform accessory comprises a rail mount, an electronic device holder, and a handle. The rail mount includes one or more guides that are sized and configured to allow the securing platform accessory to be releasably attached to a securing platform, such as a tactical rail on a firearm.

A grip for an AR-10 and AR-15 automatic rifle comprises a skeletonized frame that mates with the receiver of the automatic rifle. The skeletonized frame includes a plurality of frame members that interconnect at angles to reinforce the structural integrity of the frame. The skeletonized frame comprises an open area. The open area stores items pertinent to operation of the automatic rifle. The frame is also configured to receive multiple interchangeable grip panels for altering the visual and functional aspects of the grip. The interchangeable grip panels detachably recess into an appropriate section of the frame, such that their edges are protected from damage from inadvertent impact and abrasion. For example, the grip panels provide a texture that helps cushion the palm of the hand, or accommodate left hands and/or right hands. The panels align through an alignment pin that passes through the opening of the frame.