US 2022/0090878 A1 · FIREARM ARTICLE SUSPENSION SYSTEM

Abstract

A system for suspending articles of firearms is disclosed, the system including one or more pockets, one or more magnets disposed in the one or more pockets, and a firearm article wherein the firearm article and the one or more magnets are magnetically coupled so as to form an engagement to at least a portion of the one or more pockets. In one embodiment, a backpack is disclosed having a lumbar compartment disposed between a storage compartment and a user wearing the backpack. The lumber compartment comprises a magnet-containing pocket, the magnet-containing pocket having a magnet configured to suspend a firearm article magnetically coupled therewith. The backpack further includes one or more access points for allowing access to a user for efficiently grabbing a firearm article suspended while wearing the backpack.

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Dependent claims

A backpack comprising:

a storage compartment;
a back portion;
a lumbar compartment disposed between the storage compartment and the back portion, the lumbar compartment comprising a proximal portion and a distal portion opposite the proximal portion, and further comprising a first side and a second side opposite the first side;
one or more access points, the one or more access points disposed at the first side, the second side, or both, the one or more access points configured to open by a zipper;
a plurality of magnet-containing pockets disposed within the lumbar compartment at the distal portion, the plurality of magnet-containing pockets comprises a vertical alignment;
and
one or more magnets contained within the plurality of magnet containing pockets;
wherein the one or more magnets are configured to magnetically couple to a firearm article so as to form a bond to at least a portion of the plurality of magnet-containing pockets.

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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.

Firearm article suspension system

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