Wearable device for one-handed reloading of a firearm
OwnerNicholas Gerard Klosinventor
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Abstract
A wearable device for supporting a firearm during one-handed reloading includes an elongated body having an upper portion and a recessed lower portion extending downward from the upper portion. The upper portion includes a shelf configured to receive a proximal sight of the firearm for supporting the firearm against the elongated body. The wearable device also includes at least one magnet disposed in or against the upper portion configured to retain the sight against the shelf and at least one clip on a rear surface of the elongated body for securing the wearable device to a garment of an individual. A method for one-handed reloading of a firearm including an initial step of attaching the wearable device to the garment of the individual with the at least one clip is also disclosed herein.
Claims20
A wearable device for supporting a firearm during one-handed reloading, the wearable device comprising:
- an elongated body comprising an upper portion and a recessed lower portion extending downward from the upper portion, the upper portion comprising a shelf configured to receive a proximal sight of the firearm for supporting the firearm against the elongated body;
- at least one magnet disposed in or against the upper portion configured to retain the proximal sight against the shelf;
- a magnet housing containing the at least one magnet and connected to the upper portion with an open top end of the magnet housing substantially flush with the shelf of the upper portion;
- and
- at least one clip on a rear surface of the elongated body for securing the wearable device to a garment of an individual.
A wearable device for supporting a firearm during one-handed reloading, the wearable device comprising:
- an elongated body comprising an upper portion and a recessed lower portion extending downward from the upper portion, the upper portion comprising a shelf configured to receive a proximal sight of the firearm for supporting the firearm against the elongated body;
- at least one magnet disposed in or against the upper portion configured to retain the proximal sight against the shelf;
- at least one clip on a rear surface of the elongated body for securing the wearable device to a garment of an individual;
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- at least one guide fin extending upwards from the shelf of the upper portion of the elongated body.
A wearable device for supporting a firearm during one-handed reloading, the wearable device comprising:
- an elongated body comprising an upper portion and a recessed lower portion extending downward from the upper portion, the upper portion comprising a shelf configured to receive a proximal sight of the firearm for supporting the firearm against the elongated body;
- at least one magnet disposed in or against the upper portion configured to retain the proximal sight against the shelf;
- at least one clip on a rear surface of the elongated body for securing the wearable device to a garment of an individual;
- a first guide fin extending upwards from a right edge of the shelf;
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- a second guide fin extending upwards from a left edge of the shelf.
A method for one-handed reloading of a firearm, the method comprising:
- attaching a wearable device to a garment of an individual with at least one clip, wherein the wearable device comprises:
- an elongated body comprising an upper portion and a recessed lower portion extending downward from the upper portion, the upper portion comprising a shelf configured to receive a proximal sight of the firearm for supporting the firearm against the elongated body;
- at least one magnet disposed in or against the upper portion configured to retain the proximal sight against the shelf;
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- the at least one clip on a rear surface of the elongated body for securing the wearable device to the garment of the individual;
- positioning the proximal sight of the firearm against the shelf of the upper portion with the at least one magnet retaining the proximal sight against the shelf, thereby securing the firearm to the elongated body;
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- with the firearm secured to the elongated body, reloading the firearm with one hand.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.