Firearm holder for vehicles
OwnerHunter Larsoninventor
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Abstract
A firearm holder features a leg having a non-abrasive coating coupled to a U-shaped bracket, wherein the leg is interposable between the seats of a vehicle and the bracket is configured to receive the stock of a firearm. In some examples, the bracket includes an adjustable arm opposite a fixed arm configured to vary the width of the bracket to accommodate a variety of models and sizes of stocks. The firearm holder may also feature a strap used to secure the firearm within the bracket, a cable lock configured to immobilize the trigger or receiver of the firearm, and a base member configured to stabilize the firearm holder.
Claims9
A firearm holder, comprising:
- only a single leg configured to be frictionally wedged between two seats or a seat and a console within a vehicle;
- a swivel bracket coupled to a first side of the leg via a locking mechanism configured to releasably fix an angular position of the swivel bracket relative to the leg, the swivel bracket comprising a first portion abutting the leg and a second portion extending substantially perpendicular to the first portion, the swivel bracket being selectively positionable in relation to the leg, wherein in a first position, the second portion extends laterally outward from a top of the leg, and in a second position, the second portion extends laterally outward from a side of the leg;
- a bracket coupled to the second portion of the swivel bracket;
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- a support member comprising:
- a base configured to couple to the bracket,
- a first arm on a first side of the base,
- a second arm on a second side of the base, and
- a first adjustment knob configured to adjust the distance between the first and second arm.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.