A foldable support for aiming an aimable device, including: (a) a coupling arrangement adapted to releasably couple the aimable device thereto; (b) a foldable leg mechanically coupled to the coupling arrangement; (c) two linear actuators adapted to be angularly spaced apart, the two linear actuators adjustably coupled to the coupling arrangement; and (d) a collapsible reinforcement frame selectively providing rigid interconnection between bases of each of the two linear actuators and the foldable leg, and collapsible to provide a compact portable form of the support.

A foldable support for aiming an aimable device, including: (a) a coupling arrangement adapted to releasably couple the aimable device thereto; (b) a foldable leg mechanically coupled to the coupling arrangement; (c) two linear actuators adapted to be angularly spaced apart, the two linear actuators adjustably coupled to the coupling arrangement; and (d) a collapsible reinforcement frame selectively providing rigid interconnection between bases of each of the two linear actuators and the foldable leg, and collapsible to provide a compact portable form of the support.

A weapon-mounted Fire Control System (FCS) for a handheld weapon includes an imaging sensor and a processing system configured to operate in two modes. In a first mode, for handheld operation of the weapon, the processing system tracks a target, determines an aim-region with which the weapon should be aligned for firing in order to strike the target, and generates an output to facilitate accurate firing of the weapon towards the aim region. The output may indicate the aim region on a display, and/or may control a firing control mechanism. In a second mode, when the weapon is on an adjustable weapon support, the processor tracks a target, determines an aim-region, and generates output signals for controlling operation of at least one actuator of the adjustable weapon support in order to align the weapon with the aim region.

A weapon-mounted Fire Control System (FCS) for a handheld weapon includes an imaging sensor and a processing system configured to operate in two modes. In a first mode, for handheld operation of the weapon, the processing system tracks a target, determines an aim-region with which the weapon should be aligned for firing in order to strike the target, and generates an output to facilitate accurate firing of the weapon towards the aim region. The output may indicate the aim region on a display, and/or may control a firing control mechanism. In a second mode, when the weapon is on an adjustable weapon support, the processor tracks a target, determines an aim-region, and generates output signals for controlling operation of at least one actuator of the adjustable weapon support in order to align the weapon with the aim region.

A recoil management system.

A recoil management system.

A modular handle system for a firearm is disclosed. The modular handle system is comprised of several components that are interchangeable. The separate components utilize a connector and a sleeve combination to removably attach components together. The handle system may use fixed handles, pivot handles using a pivot sphere for maneuverability, tripods, or any other firearm component. The separate components may be removed and attached as desired by the user. The sleeves have internal protrusions which fix the connector in place when the connector is inserted into a cavity in the sleeve.

A modular handle system for a firearm is disclosed. The modular handle system is comprised of several components that are interchangeable. The separate components utilize a connector and a sleeve combination to removably attach components together. The handle system may use fixed handles, pivot handles using a pivot sphere for maneuverability, tripods, or any other firearm component. The separate components may be removed and attached as desired by the user. The sleeves have internal protrusions which fix the connector in place when the connector is inserted into a cavity in the sleeve.

The present invention is a shooting rest, which provides a solution to the problem of adjusting laterally, vertically, and rotationally while shooting without moving a bipod or tripod rest of a gun. The core components of the invention are a gun including a gun stock and rest with legs that include motors that are controlled by a controller to move the gun while aiming.

The present invention is a shooting rest, which provides a solution to the problem of adjusting laterally, vertically, and rotationally while shooting without moving a bipod or tripod rest of a gun. The core components of the invention are a gun including a gun stock and rest with legs that include motors that are controlled by a controller to move the gun while aiming.