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US 10,883,796 B2Granted
Adjustable position magazine carrier
AssigneeEdge-Works Manufacturing Company
InventorScott V. Evans
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Abstract
A solid mounting plate for attaching a magazine carrier, or other accessory, to a holster to provide stability for the mounted accessory while also allowing variable positioning of the accessory carrier with respect to the holster to increase user comfort and reduce stress placed on the holster by the accessory carrier.
Claims18
A mounting plate comprising:
- a first planar surface comprising a plurality of mounting apertures operable to attach to a first accessory and form a first accessory angle between the first planar surface and the first accessory;
- a middle planar surface comprising a proximal end and a distal end;
- and
- a second planar surface comprising a plurality of mounting apertures operable to attach to a second accessory and form a second accessory angle between the second planar surface and the second accessory;
- wherein the first planar surface attaches to the proximal end of middle planar surface and the second planar surface attaches to the distal end of the middle planar surface;
- wherein the mounting apertures of the first planar surface are sized and dimensioned to operably adjust the first accessory angle;
- wherein the mounting apertures of the first planar surface further comprise at least one anchor aperture and at least one adjustable aperture positioned in series in a horizontal direction along the first planar surface towards the proximal end of the middle planar surface;
- and
- wherein the mounting apertures of the second planar surface are sized and dimensioned to operably adjust the second accessory angle.
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An assembly for mounting a magazine carrier to a holster, said assembly comprising:
- a holster having a dedicated attachment tab;
- a magazine carrier having a dedicated attachment portion;
- a mounting plate comprising a first planar surface attached to a second planar surface by a middle planar surface;
- wherein the first planar surface further comprises at least two mounting apertures operable to attach to the dedicated attachment tab for the holster at a first accessory angle;
- wherein the second planar surface further comprises at least two mounting apertures operable to attach to the attachment portion of the magazine carrier at a second accessory angle;
- wherein the mounting apertures of the first planar surface are sized and dimensioned to operably adjust the first accessory angle;
- wherein the mounting apertures of the second planar surface are sized and dimensioned to operably adjust the second accessory angle.
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A mounting plate for securing an accessory holder to a holster, said mounting plate comprising:
- a first planar surface further comprising a plurality of mounting apertures operable to attach to a dedicated attachment tab for a holster;
- a middle planar surface comprising a proximal end and a distal end;
- and
- a second planar surface comprising a plurality of mounting apertures operable to attach to a dedicated attachment portion for an accessory holder;
- wherein the first planar surface attaches to the proximal end of middle planar surface and the second planar surface attaches to the distal end of the middle planar surface;
- wherein the mounting apertures on the first planar surface are operable to angularly adjust the position of the holster in relation to the mounting plate;
- wherein the mounting apertures on the second planar surface are operable to angularly adjust the position of the accessory holder in relation to the mounting plate;
- wherein the mounting apertures of the second planar surface further comprise at least one anchor aperture and at least one adjustable aperture positioned in series in a vertical direction along the second planar surface;
- and wherein each adjustable aperture comprises a width such that each adjustable aperture has a greater width then the adjustable aperture immediately preceding it.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.