Gun guard
OwnerLee H. Bridgman, Jr.inventor
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Abstract
A guard for protecting the scope and action of a hunting rifle or the action of a shotgun. The guard can be folded around the scope and action of the rifle or around the action of the shotgun and is held in place by magnets positioned along opposite edges of the guard. The other edges of the guard are gathered by elastic material so that when the guard is folded around the scope and action of the rifle or around the action of the shotgun, the other edges form a cuff around the pistol grip of the rifle or shotgun and a cuff around the forend of the rifle or shotgun.
Claims14
An article for use with a firearm, the firearm comprising a stock having a pistol grip portion, an action attached to the stock, a forend attached to the action and a telescope sight attached to the action and/or the forend, the article comprising:
- a sheet of flexible material comprising first, second, third and fourth edges, the first and second edges being on the opposite sides of the sheet of flexible material, the third and fourth edges being on the opposite sides of the sheet of flexible material and orthogonal to the first and second edges;
- the third and fourth edges comprising a draw cord extending from a midsection of the third and fourth edges so that the third and fourth edges are gathered when draw cord is pulled from a location near said midsection of the third and fourth edges;
- the first and second edges comprising magnetic elements positioned at or near the ends of the first and second edges so that when the article is folded around the telescope sight and action of the firearm the first and second edges of the article are held together by magnetic attraction of the magnetic elements while the gathered third and fourth edges form a cuff around the pistol grip of the stock and a cuff around the forend with the draw cord extending from a midsection of the third and fourth edges positioned away from the first and second edges.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.