Gun lock assembly
OwnerJames K. Bentleyinventor
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Abstract
A gun lock assembly formed of two major components, an elongated rod member and a predetermined length of flexible cable whose opposite ends can be secured together with a lock. The elongated rod member has a shank portion having a predetermined length and a head portion formed on its front end. The shank portion has sufficient length to extend into the breech of a gun. The head portion has an aperture through which the cable is threaded. The cable is also threaded through a trigger guard and locked. The flexible cable has a predetermined length such that the rod member cannot be removed from the gun barrel without unlocking the lock.
Claims6
A gun lock assembly in combination with a gun having a gun barrel having a front end and a rear end, said gun having a breech located at the rear end of said gun barrel having a front end and a rear end, said gun having a trigger guard having a central aperture, comprising:
- an elongated rod member having a front end and a rear end, said rod member having a hear portion integrally formed at its front end, said head portion having an aperture therein, a shank portion extends rearwardly from said head portion and has a predetermined length D1 which would be inserted into the front end of said gun barrel;
- an elongated flexible cable having a predetermined length having a front end and a rear end, said cable being removably threaded through the aperture in the head portion of said rod member;
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- means for locking the front and rear ends of said cable together after the cable has been threaded together through (the) said trigger guard of said gun.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.