A rifle receiver arrangement including a hollow chamber with a silt to receive an end of a rifle barrel. A slit opening/closing arrangement including an abutment member to abut against a rotatable bolt once the rotatable bolt is rotated in a second direction beyond a first open position such that upon abutment between the rotatable bolt and the abutment member, further rotation of the rotatable bolt in the second direction increases the gap of the slit of the hollow chamber to provide an extended open position to allow the end of the rifle barrel to be accepted less restrictively into the hollow chamber.

A two-piece barrel nut includes an internal nut with an externally threaded portion on one end and a plurality of engageable members on the opposite end, and an external nut with an internally threaded portion on one end that receives the externally threaded portion of the internal nut and one or more receptacles on the other end that each may receive a fastener that engages at least one of the plurality of engageable members on the internal nut to lock the external nut to the internal nut. A method for using the barrel nut to attach a barrel to a firearm is also disclosed.

The invention relates to firearms and is a device for mounting the barrel in the receiver.

The firearm comprising a receiver with a barrel attachment unit in the form of a clamp, which has on, or more holes in its upper part, a barrel and a base for sighting devices.

The barrel is fixed in the barrel attachment unit, and the base for the sighting devices is mounted directly on to the barrel through the holes of the barrel attachment unit.

This solution allows to remove the stress from the receiver, arising during the installation of sighting devices, which makes it possible to make the firearm lighter and reduce the production cost.

The invention is aimed at improving the performance of the firearm and reducing the production cost.

A handguard assembly for a firearm includes a handguard with an internal clamping area. A single-piece index block includes a securing portion for connecting to the handguard and an indexing extension for engaging an indexing feature on the upper receiver of the firearm. The handguard includes internal ribs that provide discrete clamping surfaces for engaging a barrel nut of the firearm. Connecting the index block to the handguard generates a continuous clamping action in the handguard which acts through the ribs to apply a radially-directed circumferentially-applied clamping force on a barrel nut through the discrete clamping surfaces. The indexing feature of the index block engages an indexing feature of the upper receiver to ensure proper alignment of the handguard and the upper receiver.

The present invention relates to a gun with a removable barrel, the barrel having a mounting rail connected to it and extending in the direction of the longitudinal barrel axis A, the barrel being connected to the system housing by means of a receptacle on the system housing, the receptacle being tubular at least partially in the direction of the longitudinal barrel axis A and the corresponding inner tube diameter dl being adapted to the outer circumference of the barrel, so that the barrel can be introduced into the receptacle in the direction of the longitudinal barrel axis A when the barrel is mounted on the system housing, and wherein the receptacle has a recess of the tube circumference which extends in the direction of the longitudinal barrel axis A, wherein the barrel is fixed axially with respect to the longitudinal barrel axis A by at least one connecting element and is fixed with respect to rotation at least in that the mounting rail extends in its longitudinal direction at least partially within the recess of the receptacle.

A handguard assembly for a firearm includes a handguard with an internal clamping area. A single-piece index block includes a securing portion for connecting to the handguard and an indexing extension for engaging an indexing feature on the upper receiver of the firearm. The handguard includes internal ribs that provide discrete clamping surfaces for engaging a barrel nut of the firearm. Connecting the index block to the handguard generates a continuous clamping action in the handguard which acts through the ribs to apply a radially-directed circumferentially-applied clamping force on a barrel nut through the discrete clamping surfaces. The indexing feature of the index block engages an indexing feature of the upper receiver to ensure proper alignment of the handguard and the upper receiver.

A firearm with a tool-less adjustable trigger pull. The adjustment may be facilitated with a thumb rotatable wheel for tool-less tension adjustment of a trigger tension spring. The rotatable wheel may be accessed by snapping a trigger guard away from a stock of the firearm. Accordingly, the force required to actuate the trigger can be adjusted to the user's preference without having to remove the trigger assembly from the stock, and without need for external tools or accessories.

A handguard assembly for a firearm includes a handguard with an internal clamping area. A single-piece index block includes a securing portion for connecting to the handguard and an indexing extension for engaging an indexing feature on the upper receiver of the firearm. The handguard includes internal ribs that provide discrete clamping surfaces for engaging a barrel nut of the firearm. Connecting the index block to the handguard generates a continuous clamping action in the handguard which acts through the ribs to apply a radially-directed circumferentially-applied clamping force on a barrel nut through the discrete clamping surfaces. The indexing feature of the index block engages an indexing feature of the upper receiver to ensure proper alignment of the handguard and the upper receiver.

A device and method for stabilizing a rifle scope that employs a pocket cut in the bottom of a scope base (picatinny rail) that precisely mates with a key formed on the top of a recoil lug, such that when the scope base is attached to the rifle's action receiver and mated with the lug's key, the lug holds the barrel and the scope base locked in tandem so that they move exactly together during recoil events or any vibrations experienced by the rifle.

The present invention relates to a gun with a removable barrel, the barrel having a mounting rail connected to it and extending in the direction of the longitudinal barrel axis A, the barrel being connected to the system housing by means of a receptacle on the system housing, the receptacle being tubular at least partially in the direction of the longitudinal barrel axis A and the corresponding inner tube diameter dl being adapted to the outer circumference of the barrel, so that the barrel can be introduced into the receptacle in the direction of the longitudinal barrel axis A when the barrel is mounted on the system housing, and wherein the receptacle has a recess of the tube circumference which extends in the direction of the longitudinal barrel axis A, wherein the barrel is fixed axially with respect to the longitudinal barrel axis A by at least one connecting element and is fixed with respect to rotation at least in that the mounting rail extends in its longitudinal direction at least partially within the recess of the receptacle.