Firearm magazine cover
AssigneeTactical Magazine Solutions LLC
InventorsFloyd A. Asbury, Gary Flagler
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Abstract
A firearm magazine cover is disclosed for encircling a firearm magazine. The firearm magazine cover comprises a sleeve defining a front wall, a primary side wall, a secondary side wall, and a rear wall extending between an upper edge and a lower edge. An upper aperture is in the upper edge of the sleeve for receiving the firearm magazine. A lower aperture is in the lower edge of the sleeve for protruding the firearm magazine beyond the sleeve. The sleeve is constructed of an elastic rubber for defining a grasping collar. The grasping collar permits grasping the firearm magazine during engagement with the firearm and firmly grasping the firearm magazine during disengagement with the firearm.
Claims13
A firearm magazine cover for encircling a firearm magazine, the firearm magazine engaging a firearm, a hand of an individual grasping the firearm magazine cover, the hand including a thumb and fingers, the firearm magazine cover, comprising:
- a sleeve defining a front wall, a primary side wall, a secondary side wall, and a rear wall extending between an upper edge and a lower edge;
- an upper aperture in said upper edge of said sleeve for receiving the firearm magazine;
- a lower aperture in said lower edge of said sleeve for protruding the firearm magazine beyond said sleeve;
- said sleeve constructed of an elastic rubber for defining a grasping collar;
- said grasping collar permitting grasping the firearm magazine during engagement with the firearm and firmly grasping the firearm magazine during disengagement with the firearm;
- a front sleeve cover defining a front wall, a primary side wall, a secondary side wall, and a rear wall extending between an upper edge and a lower edge;
- a couple extending between said sleeve and said front sleeve cover coupling said sleeve with said front sleeve cover;
- a plurality of finger grooves within said front wall of said front sleeve cover for receiving the fingers and permitting grasping the firearm magazine during engagement with the firearm and firmly grasping the firearm magazine during disengagement with the firearm;
- said couple includes an upper retainer clip and a lower retainer clip;
- said upper retainer clip coupled to said front sleeve cover and overlapping said upper edge and said front wall of said sleeve for defining an upper couple;
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- said lower retaining clip coupled to said front sleeve cover and overlapping said lower edge and said front wall of said sleeve for defining a lower couple.
A firearm magazine cover for encircling a firearm magazine, the firearm magazine engaging a firearm, a hand of an individual grasping the firearm magazine cover, the hand including a thumb and fingers, the firearm magazine cover, comprising:
- a sleeve defining a front wall, a primary side wall, a secondary side wall, and a rear wall extending between an upper edge and a lower edge;
- an upper aperture in said upper edge of said sleeve for receiving the firearm magazine;
- said sleeve constructed of an elastic rubber for defining a grasping collar;
- said grasping collar permitting grasping the firearm magazine during engagement with the firearm;
- a front sleeve cover defining a front wall, a primary side wall, a secondary side wall, and a rear wall extending between an upper edge and a lower edge;
- said front sleeve cover receiving the fingers and permitting grasping the firearm magazine during engagement with the firearm;
- a couple extending between said sleeve and said front sleeve cover coupling said sleeve with said front sleeve cover;
- said couple includes an upper retainer clip and a lower retainer clip;
- said upper retainer clip coupled to said front sleeve cover and overlapping said upper edge and said front wall of said sleeve for defining an upper couple;
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- said lower retaining clip coupled to said front sleeve cover and overlapping said lower edge and said front wall of said sleeve for defining a lower couple.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.