Chassis for a modular firearm
AssigneeIcarus Precision LLC
InventorTravis Merklin
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Abstract
A modular firearm system that includes a chassis and a barrel locking block. The chassis has a receiving channel at a distal end of the chassis and one or more sidewalls extending from a bottom portion of the chassis at a proximal end of the chassis. An underside of the chassis has a bulge to accommodate a distal end of a slide release when the slide release is pivotably coupled to the chassis within the receiving channel. The barrel locking block is structured to fit within and be received by the receiving channel of the chassis.
Claims16
A modular firearm system, comprising:
- a chassis having a receiving channel at a distal end of the chassis and one or more sidewalls extending from a bottom portion of the chassis at a proximal end of the chassis, an underside of the chassis having a bulge to accommodate a distal end of a slide release when the slide release is pivotably coupled to the chassis within the receiving channel;
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- a barrel locking block structured to fit within and be received by the receiving channel of the chassis.
A modular firearm system, comprising:
- a chassis having a receiving channel at a distal end of the chassis, an underside of the chassis having a bulge;
- a slide release pivotably coupled to the chassis within the receiving channel and structured to pivot between a locked position and a released position, in which the bulge of the chassis accommodates a distal end of the slide release when the slide release is in the locked position;
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- a barrel locking block structured to fit within and be received by the receiving channel of the chassis.
A chassis for a modular firearm comprising:
- a receiving channel at a distal end of the chassis, the receiving channel structured to receive a barrel locking block within the receiving channel;
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- a bulge on an underside of the chassis to accommodate a distal end of a slide release when the slide release is pivotably coupled to the chassis within the receiving channel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.