Protector for hand of firearm user and method for use thereof
OwnerErnest L. Wrecsics, Jr., Matthew D. Yinglinginventors
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Abstract
A gun/hand muff for protecting portions of a gun user's hand, wrist, and/or forearm from the elements is provided. The gun/hand muff defines an interior cavity for ultimately receiving portions of a gun and portions of at least a gun user's hand and possibly portions of the gun user's wrist and forearm therein. The interior cavity is used to protect portions of the gun and the gun user's hand (and possibly portions of the gun user's wrist and forearm) from the elements, while simultaneously affording contact of the gun user's hand with the portions of the gun received in the interior cavity.
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A protector for at least portions of a hand of a gun user when holding a gun, the protector comprising:
- an exterior body portion including a proximal first end, an opposite distal second end, a first opening provided at the proximal first end of the exterior body portion, a second opening provided at the distal second end of the exterior body portion, a third opening in the exterior body portion positioned between the first end and the second end, and a first interior cavity portion extending from at least adjacent the proximal first end to at least adjacent the distal second end and communicating with the third opening;
- a sheath body portion provided inside portions of the first interior cavity portion, the sheath body portion extending between the proximal first end and the distal second end of the exterior body portion, and the sheath body including a second interior cavity portion provided therethrough communicating with the first opening and the second opening;
- wherein the first interior cavity portion of the exterior body portion and a portion of the sheath body portion together define an interior portion of the protector accessible via the third opening;
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- wherein a first portion of the gun can be inserted through the first opening, through the second interior cavity portion of the sheath, and out of the second opening, a second portion of the gun can be inserted through the first opening and into the second interior cavity portion of the sheath to remain in the second interior cavity portion of the sheath body portion, and at least portions of the hand of the gun user can be inserted through the third opening, into the interior cavity of the protector to indirectly grip and grasp the second portion of the gun via contact with portions of the sheath body portion.
A protector for at least portions of a hand of a gun user when holding a gun, the protector comprising:
- a first portion including a proximal first end, an opposite distal second end, a first opening provided at the proximal first end, a second opening provided at the distal second end, and a first interior cavity portion extending from at least adjacent the proximal first end to at least adjacent the distal second end;
- a sheath provided inside portions of the first interior cavity portion, the sheath including an interior portion extending between the first opening and the second opening inside portions of the first portion;
- a second portion including a proximal third end, an opposite distal fourth end, a third opening provided at the proximal third end, and a second interior cavity portion extending from at least adjacent the proximal third end to at least adjacent the distal fourth end;
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- an attachment area between the first portion and the second portion formed by attachment of the distal fourth end of the second portion to a portion of the first portion between the proximal first end and the distal second end;
- wherein the first interior cavity portion of the first portion and the second interior cavity portion of the second portion together define an interior cavity of the protector, and are open to one another at the attachment area of the first portion and the second portion;
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- wherein a first portion of the gun can be inserted through the first opening, through the interior portion of the sheath, and out of the second opening, a second portion of the gun can be inserted through the first opening and into the interior portion of the sheath to remain in the interior portion of the sheath, and at least portions of the hand of the gun user can be inserted through the third opening, through the second interior cavity portion, into the first interior cavity to indirectly grip and grasp the second portion of the gun via contact with portions of the sheath.
A method of using a protector for protecting at least portions of a hand of a gun user when holding a gun, the method comprising:
- inserting the hand of the gun user through an opening in an exterior body portion of the protector and into a first interior cavity portion formed in the exterior body portion;
- inserting a first portion of the gun through first opening of a sheath body portion of the protector, through a second interior cavity portion of the sheath body portion, and out of a second opening of the sheath body portion;
- inserting a second portion of the gun through the first opening of the sheath body portion and into the second interior cavity portion of the sheath body portion;
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- indirectly gripping and grasping the second portion of the gun via contact with portions of the sheath body portion with the hand of the gun user inside an interior portion of the protector defined by the first interior cavity portion and the sheath body portion;
- wherein the exterior body portion includes a proximal first end and an opposite distal second end, the sheath body portion is provided inside portions of the first interior cavity portion, the sheath body portion extends between the proximal first end and the distal second end, the opening in the exterior body portion being positioned between the proximal first end and the distal second end, the first opening of the sheath body portion being collocated with the proximal first end of the exterior body portion, and the second opening of the sheath body portion being collocated with the distal second end of the exterior body portion.
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