Stock assembly with recoil suppression
OwnerZeljko Vesligaiinventor
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Abstract
A stock assembly for attachment to the receiver of a shotgun is described. The assembly includes a pistol grip; a stock; a connector tube slidable within a conduit in the stock, the stock and connector being selectively lockable to each other; an attachment member slidable within the tube conduit between fully inserted and fully extended positions; a first elongated connector attached to the attachment member and extending parallel to the longitudinal axis of the tube into attachment with the pistol grip; a second elongated connector extending from the pistol grip into engagement with the receiver, the second member being at an angle to the first member; and a compression spring in the tube conduit urging the attachment member toward its fully extended position.
Claims20
A stock assembly for attachment to the receiver of a shotgun comprising:
- a) a pistol grip including a front side and a rear side;
- b) a stock having a longitudinal conduit and a retractable locking member;
- c) a connector tube with front and back ends slidable within said stock conduit between a fully inserted position and a fully extended position, said tube having a longitudinal conduit and spaced recesses into which said locking member can be selectively inserted to secure said stock and tube;
- d) a first elongated connector joining said tube to said pistol grip said first connector extending parallel to the longitudinal axis of said tube;
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- e) a second elongated connector attaching said pistol grip to said receiver, said second connector having an axis at an angle to the axis of said first member.
A stock assembly for attachment to the receiver of a shotgun comprising:
- a) a pistol grip including a front side and a rear side;
- b) a stock having a longitudinal conduit;
- c) a connector tube with front and back ends and a connector tube conduit slidable within said stock conduit between a fully inserted position and a fully extended position, said tube being lockable at selected positions between said fully inserted and fully extended positions;
- d) a first connector to attach said tube to said pistol grip said connector having a longitudinal axis parallel to the longitudinal axis of said tube;
- e) a second connector to attach said pistol grip to said receiver;
- f) an attachment member slidable within said tube conduit between a fully inserted position and a fully extended position, said first connector being attached to said attachment member;
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- g) a spring in said tube conduit urging said attachment member toward its fully extended position.
A stock assembly for attachment to the receiver of a shotgun comprising:
- a) a pistol grip including a front side and a rear side;
- b) a stock having a longitudinal conduit and a retractable locking member;
- c) a connector tube with front and back ends slidable within said stock conduit between a fully inserted position and a fully extended position, said tube including a tube conduit having a first and second segments with a given diameter extending inwardly from the tube front and rear end and an intermediate segment of a smaller diameter, said intermediate segment terminating in front and rear shoulders at the interfaces with said front and rear segments, said tube having spaced recesses into which said locking member can be selectively inserted to secure said stock and tube;
- d) an attachment member slidable within said tube conduit between fully inserted and fully extended positions;
- e) a first elongated connector attached to said attachment member and said pistol grip, said first connector extending parallel to the longitudinal axis of said tube;
- f) a second elongated connector connecting said pistol grip and said receiver, said second member being at an angle to said first member;
- g) a spring retainer fixedly attached in the rear end of said tube;
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- h) a compression spring in said tube extending between said retainer and said first attachment member urging said attachment member toward its fully extended position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.