Extruded firearm receiver and method
OwnerWilliam Carr King, Jr.inventor
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Abstract
A firearm receiver formed out of an extruded body. The receiver can be a lower receiver adapted for use in a modular rifle having both an upper receiver securable to a barrel and a lower receiver housing a trigger assembly. The receiver includes a bore extending completely through the receiver wherein the bore is formed during the extrusion process. Also disclosed is a method of manufacturing a firearm receiver that includes extruding the receiver with a bore extending through the extrusion. The process may be advantageously employed to form the lower receiver of a modular rifle wherein the bore formed during the extrusion process defines the magazine well of the rifle.
Claims20
A firearm comprising:
- a receiver with an extruded body;
- a trigger assembly operably coupled with the receiver;
- a barrel operably coupled with the receiver;
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- wherein the receiver has a through bore formed therein during the extrusion process.
A method of manufacturing a firearm receiver comprising:
- extruding a material to form an extruded body having a bore extending through the extruded body;
- machining the extruded body to form the firearm receiver.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.