Firearm bump stock assembly
OwnerBryant A. Marcotteinventor
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Abstract
A firearm bump stock assembly provides a mount and support for a conventional semi-automatic firearm. The firearm bump stock assembly beneficially provides a user with the ability to increase the fire rate efficiency of a firearm by reducing the amount of time between pulling of a trigger on a firearm and reloading of a new bullet into a chamber of said firearm, thus allowing said firearm to be reloaded and fired more rapidly. The firearm bump stock assembly also beneficially provides a user with the ability to maintain accuracy of said firearm and to easily aim and maneuver said firearm, while concurrently being able to increase said firearm's rate of fire.
Claims19
A bump stock assembly for a firearm comprising:
- a. a frame defining an inner space for at least partially receiving said firearm;
- b. a rigid member disposed at least partially through a trigger guard of said firearm;
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- c. a track attached to said frame, wherein said firearm is slidably disposed along said track.
A bump stock assembly for a firearm comprising:
- a. a stand;
- b. a frame pivotally mounted to said stand, said frame comprising a first side, a second side, a front and a rear, and defining an inner space for at least partially receiving said firearm;
- c. a track attached to said frame, wherein said track is oriented substantially parallel to a barrel of said firearm;
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- d. a rigid member disposed at least partially through a trigger guard of said firearm.
A method of simulating discharge of a fully automatic firearm using a semi-automatic firearm comprising:
- a. mounting said semi-automatic firearm in a bump stock assembly, wherein said bump stock assembly comprises:
- i) a stand;
- ii) a frame mounted to said stand, said frame comprising a first side, a second side, a front and a rear, and defining an inner space for at least partially receiving said firearm;
- iii) a track attached to said frame, wherein said track is oriented substantially parallel to a barrel of said firearm, and a hand guard of said firearm is slidably disposed along said track;
- iv) a rigid member disposed at least partially through a trigger guard of said firearm;
- b. applying force to said firearm until a trigger of said firearm contacts said rigid member, causing said firearm to fire a shot;
- c. permitting recoil of said firearm to move said trigger away from said rigid member;
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- d. applying force to said firearm until said trigger of said firearm is depressed by said rigid member, causing said firearm to fire a shot.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.