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US 12,736,301 B2Granted
Rifle chassis interlock to rifle stock device and system
AssigneeAmend2, LLC
InventorsMatthew Bellitti, Austin Damoth, Craig Lockwood
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Abstract
A chassis locking system includes a bolt having a cross pin and a chassis. The chassis includes a helically inclined surface that contacts the cross pin of the bolt as the bolt is turned, tightening the chassis to a rifle stock.
Claims20
A chassis device, comprising:
- a chassis which is connectable between a rifle stock and a receiver of a bolt action rifle, the chassis including a rear bolt hole and a front bolt hole disposed on a bottom side of the chassis;
- a first chassis lock device disposed in a front of the chassis and a second chassis lock device disposed in a rear of the chassis, the first chassis lock device and the second chassis lock device each including a hole inset into a top surface of the chassis at the first chassis lock device and the top surface of the chassis at the second chassis lock device, wherein the hole inset into the top surface of the first chassis lock and the second chassis lock includes a bottom that is formed as a helically inclined surface adapted to join the chassis to the rifle stock by a first bolt including a cross pin inserted into the rear bolt hole and a second bolt including a cross pin inserted into the front bolt hole, the cross pin of the first bolt and the cross pin of the second bolt interacting with the helically inclined surface to lock the chassis to the rifle stock.
A chassis locking system, comprising:
- a bolt having a cross pin extending through the bolt;
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- a chassis lock including a hole inset into a top surface of a chassis lock and a bolt hole disposed in a bottom surface of the chassis, wherein a bottom of the hole inset into the top surface of the chassis is a helically inclined surface that contacts the cross pin of the bolt when the bolt is inserted through the bolt hole disposed in the bottom surface of the chassis lock and is turned to engage the cross pin with the helically inclined surface to lock the chassis to a rifle stock.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.