Back to results
US 12,729,931 B2Granted
Composite firearm case
AssigneeGstc LLC
InventorsGideon P. Searle, Theodore Bobrick Root, Jr.
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
A protective carrying case for a firearm is disclosed, wherein the protective carrying case includes a top component, a bottom component, and semi-hexagonal ends, wherein the top component and the bottom component are constructed from carbon fiber. The protective carrying case additionally includes a retaining element with vacuum split functionality to retain elements within the case.
Claims20
An article for packing an object, comprising:
- a flexible bag, including an air valve and a second air valve;
- wherein the flexible bag comprises at least two compartments;
- wherein a first compartment and a second compartment of the at least two compartments share a common substantially flat surface;
- wherein the first compartment includes a sealed interior chamber containing packaging material;
- wherein the air valve is operable to release air from within the first compartment;
- wherein the release of the air from within the first compartment causes the packaging material to be displaced and compact around an object placed on a surface of the first compartment;
- wherein the compaction of the packaging material around the object causes an impression in the shape of the object to form on the surface of the first compartment;
- wherein the flexible bag retains the impression of the object after the object is removed;
- and
- wherein the second compartment includes the second air valve.
7 more elements
A system for packing an object, comprising:
- a case;
- and
- a flexible bag, including an air valve;
- wherein the flexible bag comprises at least two compartments;
- wherein a first compartment and a second compartment of the at least two compartments are connected by a common surface;
- wherein the flexible bag is operable to be positioned in the case;
- wherein the first compartment includes a sealed interior chamber containing packaging material;
- wherein the air valve is operable to release air from within the first compartment;
- wherein the packaging material is operable to rearrange around an object placed on a surface of the first compartment, creating an impression in the shape of the object to form on the surface of the first compartment;
- wherein the flexible bag retains the impression of the object after the object is removed;
- and
- wherein the second compartment includes a second air valve.
9 more elements
An article for packing an object, comprising:
- a retaining element, including an air valve;
- wherein the retaining element comprises at least two compartments;
- wherein a first compartment and a second compartment of the at least two compartments sit flush with each other;
- wherein the first compartment includes packaging material;
- wherein the air valve is operable to release air from within the first compartment;
- wherein the release of the air from within the first compartment causes the packaging material to be displaced and compact around an object placed on a surface of the first compartment;
- and
- wherein the second compartment includes a second air valve operable to allow air into the second compartment.
5 more elements
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.