Bullet Casing Pouch
OwnerScott Harapinventor
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Abstract
A pouch which attaches to a weapon which collects discharged casings as the weapon operates. Though intended for shotgun models which expel shells from a retral port upon firing, the pouch may be constructed to account for a variety of weapon models which have similar action for removing spent ammo casings. The pouch is detachable to allow for removal of the spent casings. Additionally, the pouch will generally be constructed from materials which can withstand the immediate heat profile of spent casings, allowing it to dissipate without harming the operator.
Claims11
A detachable pouch device for spent ammo casings, the pouch comprising:
- a container section;
- an upper flap section comprising one or more upper attachment points;
- a lower flap section comprising one or more lower attachment points;
- wherein
- the container section forms a cavity;
- the upper flap section extends upward from one side of the container section;
- the lower flap section extends upward from one side of the container section, opposite the side of the upper flap section;
- the one or more lower attachment points correspond to the one or more upper attachment points;
- the upper flap section is pulled overlapping the lower flap section, forming a loop and aligning each flap section's corresponding attachment points;
- and
- the corresponding upper and lower attachment points are removably attached, securing the upper flap to the lower flap.
A detachable pouch device for spent ammo casings, the pouch comprising:
- a container section;
- an upper flap section comprising one or more upper attachment points;
- a lower flap section comprising one or more lower attachment points;
- wherein
- the container section forms a cavity;
- the upper flap section extends upward from one side of the container section;
- the lower flap section extends upward from one side of the container section, opposite the side of the upper flap section;
- the one or more lower attachment points correspond to the one or more upper attachment points;
- the cavity formed by container section is positioned underneath an ejection chamber of a firearm;
- the upper flap section is pulled over the shoulder stock area of the firearm, continuing to overlap the lower flap section, forming a loop and aligning each flap section's corresponding attachment points;
- and
- the corresponding upper and lower attachment points are removably attached, securing the pouch to the firearm with the container section suspended underneath the firearm.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.