Vehicle headrest safe
AssigneeThe Headrest Safe IP Company, LLC
InventorIrving Meisler
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Abstract
A vehicle headrest safe is disclosed which is used in conjunction with the seat of the automobile. The headrest safe includes an exterior housing with a front surface, a rear surface, a left side surface, a right side surface, a top surface, and a bottom surface. The exterior housing includes a pivoting door. The headrest safe also includes a hollow metal container positioned within the interior of the exterior housing. The container has a main portion and a container door. The container also has a reciprocating gun tray coupled directly to the container door. The exterior housing door has a biometric lock.
Claims19
A safe adapted to be mounted to a vehicle seat, the safe comprising,
- an exterior housing contoured to resemble a car headrest, the exterior housing having a front surface oriented relative to the front surface of the vehicle seat, a rear surface oppositely disposed from said front surface, two oppositely disposed side surfaces extending between said front surface and said rear surface, a top surface extending between said front surface and said rear surface, and a bottom surface extending between said front surface and said rear surface, one said side surface having a pivotal door portion for reciprocal movement between a closed position and an open position;
- a container mounted within said exterior housing, said container having a main portion with an end opening and a container door pivotally mounted for reciprocal pivotal movement in a first direction between a locked position covering said end opening and an unlocked position uncovering said end opening;
- a lock coupled to said container door to prevent the opening of said container door when in a locked position and to allow the opening of said container door when in an unlocked position, and
- a movable gun tray directly coupled to said container door for reciprocal lateral movement between a retracted position confined within said container and an extended position at least partially extending outward from said container, the container door moving laterally in a linear, second direction forcing the reciprocal, lateral movement of said movable gun tray.
A gun safe adapted to be mounted to a vehicle seat, the gun safe comprising,
- a housing having peripheral walls, one said peripheral wall being a pivotal door;
- a gun tray positioned within said housing for movement between a retracted position confined within said housing and an extended position at least partially extending from said housing, said gun tray being directly coupled to said pivotal door so that the gun tray may be selectively moved in a linear direction between the retracted position and the extended position through linear movement of said pivotal door, and
- a lock coupled to said housing pivotal door to prevent the opening of said housing pivotal door when in a locked position.
A vehicle seat safe comprising,
- a seat having a backrest portion and a seating portion forward of said backrest portion, the backrest portion including a headrest, said headrest including a headrest door;
- an interior housing mounted within said headrest, said interior housing having a tubular body portion having an opening therein and an interior housing door to close said opening, said headrest door overlying said interior housing door,
- a reciprocating gun holder mounted within said interior housing for reciprocal movement between a retracted position confined within said interior housing and an extended position at least partially extending from said interior housing, said interior housing door being pivotally coupled directly to said reciprocating gun holder so that linear movement of said interior housing door linearly and forcibly moves said reciprocating gun holder, and
- a lock coupled to said interior housing door to prevent the opening of said interior housing door when in a locked position and allowing the opening of said interior housing door when in an unlocked position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.