Trigger Assembly
AssigneeIn Ovation LLC
InventorTerrence Dwight Bender
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Abstract
In some embodiments, a firearm trigger assembly comprises a hammer arranged to pivot on a hammer axis. The hammer comprises a cavity offset from the hammer axis, and the cavity has an opening that extends along a length of the cavity. A secondary biasing mechanism comprises a support member and a biasing member. The support member comprises a first portion oriented in the cavity and a second portion arranged to support the biasing member. The first portion is fixedly attached to the second portion. The trigger assembly has a first orientation and a second orientation. The secondary biasing mechanism biases the hammer in a first direction about the hammer axis in the first orientation, and in a second direction about the hammer axis in the second orientation.
Claims19
A firearm trigger assembly comprising:
- a hammer arranged to pivot on a hammer axis, the hammer comprising a cavity offset from the hammer axis, the cavity having an opening extending along a length of the cavity;
- a secondary biasing mechanism comprising a support member and a biasing member, the support member comprising a first portion oriented in the cavity and a second portion arranged to support the biasing member, the first portion fixedly attached to the second portion;
- the trigger assembly having a first orientation and a second orientation, the secondary biasing mechanism biasing the hammer in a first direction about the hammer axis in the first orientation, the secondary biasing mechanism biasing the hammer in a second direction about the hammer axis in the second orientation.
A firearm trigger assembly comprising:
- a hammer arranged to pivot on a hammer axis, a hammer spring biasing the hammer in a first direction about the hammer axis, the hammer comprising a cavity offset from the hammer axis, a sidewall of the cavity comprising an opening;
- a support member comprising a first shaft, a second shaft and a cross member attached between the first shaft and the second shaft, the cross member oriented in the cavity.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.