Sling hook
OwnerJohn T. Pepper, Sr., Brian A. Felterinventors
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Abstract
A sling hook adapted for attachment to a long gun, such as a rifle, having a forend and a sling attached to the forend. The sling hook is adapted for attachment of the sling hook to the sling, such as a buckle and a hook portion connected to the buckle and adapted for formation of a sling loop around a forend arm of a shooter. The loop is formed by capture of the sling with the hook between the forend arm and the attachment position of the sling to the forend.
Claims14
A sling hook adapted for attachment to a long gun having a forend and a sling attached to the forend comprising:
- means adapted for attachment of said sling hook to the sling;
- and
- means for formation of a sling loop by sling passage around a forend arm of a shooter and capture of the sling between the forend arm and the attachment of the sling to the forend, said loop formation means being connected to said means for attachment and including a hook portion for the capture of the sling.
A sling hook adapted for attachment to a long gun having a forend and a sling attached to the forend comprising:
- a buckle portion adapted for captured passage of a sling therethrough;
- and
- means for formation of a sling loop by sling passage around a forend arm of a shooter and capture of the sling between the forend arm and the attachment of the sling to the forend, including a hook portion for the capture of the sling in an opening defined by said hook portion, said means for loop formation being connected to said buckle portion.
A rifle support strap comprising:
- a sling for attachment to a long gun forend swivel;
- and
- a sling hook having means adapted for attachement of said sling hook to said sling, and means for formation of a sling loop by passage of said sling around a forend arm of a shooter and capture of said sling between the forend arm and the swivel, said loop formation means being connected to said means for attachment and including a hook portion for the capture of said sling.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.