Adjustable firearm stock
AssigneeElemental Engineering AG
InventorsRyan Andrew Silverman, Rabun Nolan Vaughn, Jr., Everett Mcdowell Steil
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Abstract
A firearm includes: a rail secured to the firearm; and an adjustable firearm stock secured to the rail, the adjustable firearm stock including: a base removably secured to the rail of the firearm and defining an extension element bore; and an extension element positioned in the extension element bore, the extension element configured to move along an axis of the extension element bore. A method of using a firearm includes: mounting a base of an adjustable firearm stock to a rail of the firearm; and sliding an extension element of the adjustable firearm stock through an extension element bore of the base to adjust the adjustable firearm stock to a desired orientation.
Claims21
An adjustable firearm stock comprising:
- a base configured to mount on a rail of a firearm, the base comprising:
- an upper base body defining a first side surface defining an upper jaw, a second side surface distal from the first side surface, a first end surface, a second end surface distal from the first end surface, a top surface, a bottom surface distal from the top surface, an extension element bore extending from the first end surface to the second end surface, and a locking actuator bore extending from a one of the second side surface, the top surface, and the bottom surface into the upper base body;
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- a locking actuator positioned in the locking actuator bore;
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- an extension element positioned in the extension element bore of the upper base body, the extension element configured to move along an axis defined by the extension element by operation of the locking actuator.
A firearm comprising:
- a rail secured to the firearm;
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- an adjustable firearm stock secured to the rail, the adjustable firearm stock comprising:
- a base removably secured to the rail of the firearm and defining an extension element bore;
- an extension element defining a first end defining a contact surface and a second end distal from the first end, the second end of the extension element extending at least partly through the extension element bore, the second end of the extension element positioned closer to a front end of the firearm than the first end of the extension element, the extension element configured to move along an axis of the extension element bore;
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- an end accessory secured to the first end of the extension element, the end accessory defining a contact surface having a greater surface area than a surface area of the contact surface of the first end of the extension element.
A method of using a firearm comprising:
- mounting a base of an adjustable firearm stock to a rail of the firearm, the rail mounted to a side vertical surface of the firearm;
- sliding an extension element of the adjustable firearm stock through an extension element bore of the base to adjust the adjustable firearm stock to a desired orientation;
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- fixing a position of the extension element relative to the base by engaging a locking actuator of the adjustable firearm stock with the extension element.
A method of using a firearm comprising:
- mounting a base of an adjustable firearm stock to a rail of the firearm;
- bringing a lower jaw of the base towards an upper jaw of the base to secure the base to the rail;
- sliding an extension element of the adjustable firearm stock through an extension element bore of the base to adjust the adjustable firearm stock to a desired orientation;
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- fixing a position of the extension element relative to the base by engaging a locking actuator of the adjustable firearm stock with the extension element.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.