Corner shot firearm
OwnerJames R. Trimbleinventor
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Abstract
A corner shot firearm comprises one or more clamp, a trigger actuator, a front grip, an accessory trigger, a pivot stud and an aim control wheel. The clamp includes a first mounting point disposed at a front end of the clamp, wherein the first mounting point is configured to mount a secondary firearm. Additionally, the trigger actuator is connected to the first mounting point. The front grip is attached to a rear end of the clamp. The accessory trigger is connected to the front grip such that the accessory trigger is actuatable by a finger of the human hand holding the front grip. Additionally, the pivot stud is connected to the first mounting point. Further, the aim control wheel is connected to the first mounting point.
Claims20
A corner shot firearm comprising:
- a clamp comprising a first mounting point disposed at a front end of the clamp, wherein the first mounting point is configured to mount a secondary firearm;
- a trigger actuator connected to the first mounting point, wherein the trigger actuator is configured to actuate a secondary trigger of a secondary firearm mounted to the first mounting point;
- a front grip attached to a rear end of the clamp, wherein the front grip is configured to be held by a human hand;
- an accessory trigger connected to the front grip such that the accessory trigger is actuatable by a finger of a human hand holding the front grip, wherein the accessory trigger is coupled to the trigger actuator such than an actuation of the accessory trigger causes the trigger actuator to actuate the secondary trigger;
- a pivot stud connected to the first mounting point, wherein the pivot stud is configured to allow the first mounting point to be pivotally rotated in relation to the rear end of the clamp;
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- an aim control wheel connected to the first mounting point, wherein the aim control wheel is configured to be rotated, wherein a rotation of the aim control wheel causes a corresponding pivotal rotation of the first mounting point.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.