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US 10,648,768 B1Granted
Anti-rotation end plate and castle nut
OwnerPaul A. Oglesbyinventor
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Abstract
An end plate and castle nut, including at least some of an end plate having at least one pawl, wherein said at least one pawl extends from a biased, tension arm formed in the end plate; and a castle nut having one or more grooves formed in a front face of the castle nut, wherein each of the one or more grooves is formed so as to accept at least a portion of the at least one pawl at least partially therein.
Claims20
An anti-rotation end plate and castle nut for a firearm, comprising:
- an end plate having at least one pawl, wherein said at least one pawl extends from a biased, tension arm formed in said end plate;
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- a castle nut extending from a rear face to a front face and having one or more grooves formed in said front face of said castle nut, wherein each of said one or more grooves is formed so as to accept at least a portion of said at least one pawl at least partially therein.
An anti-rotation end plate and castle nut for a firearm, comprising:
- an end plate extending from a front face to a rear face and having at least one pawl extend above a surface of said rear face of said end plate, wherein said at least one pawl extends from a biased, tension arm formed in said end plate, and wherein when said tension arm is in a non-flexed position, at least a portion of said at least one pawl extends above a portion of said rear face of said end plate;
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- a castle nut having an at least partially internally threaded castle nut aperture and having one or more grooves formed in a front face of said castle nut, wherein each of said one or more grooves is formed so as to accept at least a portion of said at least one pawl at least partially therein.
An anti-rotation end plate and castle nut for a firearm, comprising:
- an end plate having a rear face and having at least one pawl extend above a surface of said rear face of said end plate, wherein said at least one pawl extends from a biased, tension arm formed in said end plate, and wherein when said tension arm is in a non-flexed position, at least a portion of said at least one pawl extends above a portion of said rear face of said end plate;
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- a castle nut having an at least partially internally threaded castle nut aperture and having one or more grooves formed in a front face of said castle nut, wherein each of said one or more grooves is formed so as to accept at least a portion of said at least one pawl at least partially therein.
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