Hybrid ambidextrous receiver
OwnerJames Matthew Underwood, Larry Cullen Underwoodinventors
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Abstract
A firearm receiver assembly includes a receiver body, a threaded mount at a rear portion of the receiver body, a magazine release assembly including a magazine release portion on at least one side of the receiver body, a bolt release assembly including a bolt release central portion and a bolt release portion on at least one side of the receiver body, and a safety selector assembly including a safety portion on at least one side of the receiver body. The bolt release central portion translates vertically within a cavity of the receiver body.
Claims22
A firearm receiver assembly comprising:
- a receiver body;
- a threaded mount at a rear portion of the receiver body;
- a magazine release assembly comprising a magazine release portion on at least one side of the receiver body;
- a bolt release assembly comprising a bolt release central portion, a first bolt release portion on a left side of the receiver body, and a second bolt release portion on a right side of the receiver body;
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- a safety selector assembly comprising a safety portion on at least one side of the receiver body,
- wherein the bolt release central portion translates in a single direction without rotating within a cavity of the receiver body.
A receiver assembly for a firearm comprising:
- a receiver body comprising a left side and a right side;
- a threaded mount at a rear portion of the receiver body;
- a magazine release assembly comprising a first magazine release portion on the left side of the receiver body and a second magazine release portion on the right side of the receiver body;
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- a bolt release assembly comprising a bolt release portion on at least one side of the receiver body, wherein:
- the first magazine release portion comprising a pivoting lever that rotates about a first pin;
- the second magazine release portion comprising a pivoting lever that rotates about a second pin;
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- the first magazine release portion and the second magazine release portion contact one another approximately halfway between the first pin and the second pin.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.