Firearm magnet mount with barrel insert and method of securely holding firearm using the same
OwnerYe Xu, Mingshun Xionginventors
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Abstract
The present invention provides a magnet mount for securely holding a firearm. The magnet mount includes a mounting plate, one or more magnets affixed to the mounting plate, and a barrel insert that is substantially in parallel with the surface of the mounting plate. The magnets are configured for providing a holding power to support at least a portion of the weight of the firearm. The barrel insert can be inserted into the barrel of the firearm and stabilizes the firearm. Also provided is a method of securely holding a firearm using the magnet mount.
Claims19
A magnet mount for securely holding a firearm, comprising:
- (i) a mounting plate;
- (ii) one or more magnets affixed to the mounting plate, wherein said one or more magnets are configured for providing a holding power to support at least a portion of the weight of the firearm;
- (iii) a barrel insert that is substantially in parallel with a surface of the mounting plate, wherein the barrel insert can be inserted into the barrel of the firearm and stabilizes the firearm;
- and wherein the barrel/firearm can rotate around the barrel insert;
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- (iv) a rotatably adjustable shaft passing through, and adjustably secured to, said mounting plate;
- wherein the notably adjustable shaft is substantially in parallel with the surface of the mounting plate of the elongation direction of the firearm barrel.
A method of securely holding a firearm, comprising:
- (i) providing a magnet mount comprising a mounting plate;
- one or more magnets affixed to the mounting plate;
- a barrel insert substantially in parallel with a surface of the mounting plate;
- and a rotatably adjustable shaft passing through, and adjustably secured to said mounting plate, wherein the rotatably adjustable shaft is substantially in parallel with the surface of the mounting plate or the elongation direction of the firearm barrel;
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- (ii) inserting the barrel insert into the barrel of the firearm so that the barrel can rotate around the barrel insert and said one or more magnets can provide a holding power to support at least a portion of the weight of the firearm.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.