Ballistic dolly system
AssigneeTYR Tactical, LLC
InventorJason Beck
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Abstract
Implementations described and claimed herein provide a ballistic dolly system. In one implementation, a frame assembly of a ballistic dolly has an elongated member. A seat assembly is mounted to the elongated member. The seat assembly has one or more surfaces adapted to engage an inner surface of a body of an overlap panel. One or more seat channels are formed in the seat assembly. Each of the one or more seat channels is adapted to releasably engage an edge of a body of an armor panel. Each of the one or more seat channels orients the edge of the body of the armor panel in an overlapping relationship with the body of the overlap panel such that a portion of the body of the armor panel overlaps with a portion of the body of the overlap panel. The overlapping relationship covers a ballistic void of the ballistic dolly.
Claims17
A ballistic dolly system comprising:
- a frame comprising a proximal frame assembly and a distal frame assembly, the proximal frame assembly being translatable relative to the distal frame assembly to adjust a height of the frame;
- a seat assembly comprising a seat channel, the seat assembly mounted to the frame;
- an overlap panel operatively coupled to the seat assembly;
- an attachment assembly mounted on the distal frame assembly;
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- a transport system coupled to the frame, the transport system comprising a first wheel and a second wheel.
The ballistic dolly, comprising:
- a frame assembly that is height adjustable, the frame assembly comprising a proximal frame assembly and a distal frame assembly, the proximal frame assembly being translatable relative to the distal frame assembly to adjust a height of the frame;
- a seat assembly comprising a first seat channel and the second seat channel, the seat assembly mounted to the distal frame assembly;
- an overlap panel operatively coupled to the seat assembly;
- a first attachment assembly mounted on the distal frame assembly;
- a second attachment assembly mounted on the proximal frame assembly;
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- a first armor panel operatively coupled to the frame at the first seat channel and the first attachment assembly.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.