Back to results
US 11,796,280 B2Granted
Projectile loader having streamlined external body and internal opening mechanism
AssigneeKore Outdoor (US), Inc.
InventorMark Roland Pearce
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
A projectile loader is provided having a body split into two portions attached by a hinge, wherein a release mechanism for separating the two portions is located internally of the loader body, accessed via a top opening.
Claims19
A projectile loader, comprising:
- a body having an upper portion and opposing first and second ends, and defining an interior area housing internal components;
- the body being split into a first portion and a second portion;
- the first portion releasably attached to the second portion, the first portion and second portion being moveable relative to each other between an open position and a closed position;
- and
- a release mechanism located in the interior area and configured to selectively permit detaching the first portion and the second portion when an actuator of the release mechanism is moved outwardly toward an inner wall of the body, wherein the actuator of the release mechanism is located completely within the interior area of the body;
- and
- an opening for loading projectiles into the projectile loader, wherein the actuator of the release mechanism is only accessible via the opening.
4 more elements
A projectile loader, comprising:
- a body having an upper portion and opposing first and second ends, and defining an interior area housing internal components;
- the body being split into a first portion and a second portion;
- the first portion releasably attached to the second portion, the first portion and second portion being moveable relative to each other between an open position and a closed position;
- and
- a release mechanism located in the interior area and configured to selectively permit detaching the first portion and the second portion when an actuator of the release mechanism is moved outwardly toward an inner wall of the body, wherein the actuator of the release mechanism is located completely within the interior area of the body;
- and
- a moveable feeder housed within the interior of the projectile loader body.
4 more elements
A projectile loader, comprising:
- a body having an upper portion and opposing first and second ends, and defining an interior area housing internal components;
- the body being split into a first portion and a second portion;
- the first portion releasably attached to the second portion, the first portion and second portion being moveable relative to each other between an open position and a closed position;
- and
- a release mechanism located in the interior area and configured to selectively permit detaching the first portion and the second portion when an actuator of the release mechanism is moved outwardly toward an inner wall of the body, wherein the actuator of the release mechanism is located completely within the interior area of the body;
- and
- a feed mechanism comprising a moveable feeder and a motor housed within the interior of the projectile loader body, the feed mechanism configured to be at least partially removable from the projectile loader body when body is in the open position.
4 more elements
A projectile loader, comprising:
- a body having an upper portion and opposing first and second ends, and defining an interior area housing internal components;
- the body being split into a first portion and a second portion;
- the first portion releasably attached to the second portion, the first portion and second portion being moveable relative to each other between an open position and a closed position;
- and
- a release mechanism located in the interior area and configured to selectively permit detaching the first portion and the second portion when an actuator of the release mechanism is moved outwardly toward an inner wall of the body, wherein the actuator of the release mechanism is located completely within the interior area of the body;
- wherein the body is split generally vertically along a length of the body such that the first and second portions are respectively a first side portion and a second side portion.
3 more elements
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.