Drinking Vessel with an Interchangeable Handle
OwnerJustinn Acostainventor
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Abstract
An objective of the present invention is to provide a user with a commonly used item such as a drinking vessel, with the fun characteristics of a firearm. The present invention is a drinking vessel with an interchangeable handle. More specifically, the handle comprises an exterior as that of a handle grip for a firearm. The present invention allows a user to interchange the handle of the drinking vessel with that of a handle grip for a firearm, providing endless combinations and options. The drinking vessel may comprise a variety of materials, including but not limited to, plastic, ceramic, and glass.
Claims17
A drinking vessel with an interchangeable handle comprising:
- a drinking vessel;
- a handle attachment;
- at least one handle;
- the handle attachment comprising a main plate, a finger slot, a connector plate, and at least one mounting assembly;
- the main plate being laterally mounted onto the drinking vessel;
- the finger slot normally traversing through the main plate;
- the connector plate being attached adjacent the main plate;
- the connector plate being positioned opposite to the drinking vessel, across the main plate;
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- the mounting assembly being connected in between the at least one handle and the handle attachment.
A drinking vessel with an interchangeable handle comprising:
- a drinking vessel;
- a handle attachment;
- at least one handle;
- the drinking vessel comprising a lateral wall, and a base plate;
- the base plate being terminally attached to the lateral wall;
- a rim of the lateral wall being positioned opposite to the base plate, across the lateral wall;
- the handle attachment comprising a main plate, a finger slot, a connector plate, and at least one mounting assembly;
- the main plate being laterally mounted onto the drinking vessel;
- the finger slot normally traversing through the main plate;
- the connector plate being attached adjacent the main plate;
- the connector plate being positioned opposite to the drinking vessel, across the main plate;
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- the mounting assembly being connected in between the at least one handle and the handle attachment.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.