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US 5,204,483 AGranted
Gun barrel cleaning device
OwnerAlbert F. Tellecheainventor
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Abstract
A device for cleaning the barrel of a gun, which includes a shaft having a plurality of cylindrical members and bushings to prevent the shaft from scraping the internal surface of the barrel during cleaning.
Claims24
A device for cleaning the barrel of a gun in combination with a gun barrel cleaning mechanism, comprising:
- a) a shaft formed by attaching a plurality of cylindrical members in an end-to-end manner;
- b) a first cylindrical member of said shaft having first means for attaching said gun barrel cleaning mechanism at the first end thereof and having second means on the second end thereof for attaching said first cylindrical member to a second cylindrical member;
- c) a second cylindrical member of said shaft having first means at the first end thereof for connecting said second cylindrical member to said first cylindrical member and having second means at the second end thereof for attaching said second cylindrical member to another member of said shaft;
- d) an adaptor member including means for attachment to said first or second cylindrical member of said shaft and including means for connecting a driving system thereto for driving said shaft in the barrel of a shotgun;
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- e) a plurality of bushings mounted on said first and second cylindrical members for preventing said shaft from scraping the internal surface of the gun barrel during cleaning.
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A device for cleaning the barrel of a gun in combination with a gun barrel cleaning mechanism, comprising:
- a) a first shaft insertable within a gun barrel having a first end, a second end, and an exterior surface;
- b) said first end having means for attaching said first shaft to said gun barrel cleaning mechanism;
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- c) a first bushing mounted on said exterior surface of said first shaft for maintaining the spacing of said first shaft from the internal surface of said gun barrel.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.