At the ready weapon holder
AssigneePrecision Accuracy Solutions, Inc.
InventorJack Hancosky
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Abstract
An at the ready weapon holder for supporting a pistol at its barrel, the at the ready weapon holder including a pistol bore support member including a substantially cylindrical rod having a top end and a bottom end and a base including a base plate and a receptacle for receiving the bottom end of the substantially cylindrical rod. The top end of the substantially cylindrical rod is adapted to removably secure the pistol at its barrel by having the top end of the substantially cylindrical rod inserted into the bore of the pistol.
Claims20
An at the ready weapon holder for supporting a pistol at its barrel, said at the ready weapon holder comprising:
- s (a) a pistol bore support member comprising a rod having a top end and a bottom end, said top end is adapted to removably secure the pistol at its barrel by inserting said rod at said top end into the bore of the pistol;
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- (b) a base adapted to receive said bottom end.
An at the ready weapon holder for supporting a pistol at its barrel, said at the ready weapon holder comprising:
- (a) a pistol bore support member comprising a rod having a top end and a bottom end, said top end is adapted to removably secure the pistol at its barrel by inserting said rod at said top end into the bore of the pistol;
- (b) a resilient knob comprising a sleeve, a bottom retainer, a top retainer and a fastener, wherein said bottom retainer is attached to said top end of said rod and said top retainer is disposed at an opposing end from said bottom retainer away from said top end of said rod, said sleeve is disposed between said bottom retainer and said top retainer, said fastener is disposed longitudinally through said top retainer, said sleeve and rotatably secured to said bottom retainer such that the state of longitudinal compression of said sleeve is alterable by turning said fastener;
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- (c) a base adapted to receive said bottom end.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.