Gun barrel light
OwnerJimmie Miller, Shirley Millerinventors
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Abstract
The present invention is a gun barrel light to illuminate an interior of a barrel of a gun that includes an acrylic solid rod with a distal end and a proximal end wherein the distal end is curved at an approximate 45 degree angle, the distal end of the solid rod is inserted into the interior of the barrel of a firearm to illuminate the interior of the barrel and an external light source that emits and directs light that illuminates the interior of the barrel of the firearm. The gun barrel light has two embodiments and widths and can accommodate a .22 caliber handgun or a .45 caliber rifle.
Claims20
A gun barrel light to illuminate an interior of a barrel of a gun, comprising:
- a solid rod with a distal end and a proximal end;
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- a light source that emits and directs light that illuminates said interior of said barrel of said firearm.
The gun barrel according to claim 5, wherein said light source emits and directs light that illuminates said interior of said barrel of said firearm.
A gun barrel light to illuminate an interior of a barrel of a gun, comprising:
- a solid rod with a distal end and a proximal end wherein said distal end is curved at an approximate 45 degree angle, said distal end of said solid rod is inserted into said barrel of a firearm with said interior to illuminate said interior of said barrel;
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- an external light source that emits and directs light that illuminates said interior of said barrel of said firearm.
A gun barrel light to illuminate an interior of a barrel of a gun, comprising:
- an acrylic solid rod with a distal end and a proximal end wherein said distal end is curved at an approximate 45 degree angle, said distal end of said solid rod is inserted into said barrel of a firearm with said interior to illuminate said interior of said barrel;
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- an external light source that emits and directs light that illuminates said interior of said barrel of said firearm.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.