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US 2009/0151214 A1Published application
Gun cleaning tool kit
AssigneeThe Otis Patent Trust
InventorNicholas Williams
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Abstract
A firearm cleaning kit that can be used to clean the breech of a firearm and, when not in use, may be stored in a relatively compact space. The firearm cleaning kit of the present invention includes a receiver brush, an end brush, a pick, a punch pin, a scraper, an angled pick, and at least one long rod.
Claims18
A firearm cleaning kit constructed of a plurality of cleaning tools comprising:
- a first rod having a first and a second end,
- said first end containing a male threaded connector,
- said second end containing a female threaded connector;
- a receiver brush having a base with a longitudinal axis, a first end, and a second end,
- said base containing a plurality of bristles mounted substantially transverse to the longitudinal axis,
- said first end containing a male threaded connector capable of releasably engaging the female threaded connector of said first rod;
- an end brush having a base with a longitudinal axis, a first end, and a second end,
- said base containing bristles mounted substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis,
- said second end containing a male threaded connector capable of releasably engaging the female threaded connector of said first rod;
- a pick having a generally cylindrical body portion with a first end and a second end,
- said first end having a substantially rigid wire extending longitudinally from said body portion,
- said second end having a male threaded connector capable of releasably engaging the female threaded connector of said first rod;
- a punch pin having an elongated first end and a second end,
- said elongated first end having sufficient rigidity to depress a receiver pivot pin of a firearm,
- said second end having a male threaded connector capable of releasably engaging the female threaded connector of said first rod;
- a scraper having a body with a first and a second end,
- said first end being tapered to define a scraping surface,
- said second end having a male threaded connector capable of releasably engaging the female threaded connector of said first rod;
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- an angled pick having a body portion with a first and a second end, a blade, and a bent terminal section,
- said first end of the body portion having a male threaded connector capable of releasably engaging the female threaded connector of said first rod,
- said blade having a longitudinal axis, a first end attached to said body portion, a second end having a width that is narrower than the width of the first end of the blade, and a corrugation extending at least partially along the longitudinal axis of the blade between said first and second ends of the blade,
- said bent terminal section attached to said second end of the blade and being configured to protrude at an angle relative to said longitudinal axis of the blade.
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An angled pick for incorporation in a firearm cleaning kit that is configured for picking and scraping fouling and debris from the breech of a firearm comprising:
- a body portion with a first and a second end, a blade, and a bent terminal section,
- said first end of the body portion having a male threaded connector,
- said blade having a longitudinal axis, a first end attached to said body portion, a second end having a width that is narrower than the width of the first end of the blade, and a corrugation extending at least partially along the longitudinal axis of the blade between said first and second ends of the blade,
- said bent terminal section attached to said second end of the blade and being configured to protrude at an angle relative to said longitudinal axis of the blade.
1 more element
An angled pick according to 15, wherein said blade is made of substantially rigid polymer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.