Adjustable firearm brace
OwnerJeffrey L. McCullersinventor
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Abstract
An adjustable firearm brace for supporting the first end of a firearm. The brace includes a base that has an attaching means for attaching the base to a generally vertical support, an arm having a first end that is pivotally connected to the base for generally horizontal rotation of the second end of the arm about the base, and structure for supporting the muzzle end of a firearm being attached to the second end of the arm.
Claims13
An adjustable brace for a firearm having a first and a second end, said brace comprising:
- a base comprising a hinge means having a generally vertical axis of rotation;
- an arm, having a first end connected to said hinge means and a second end extending outwardly therefrom, said arm being rotatable about and spaced apart from said axis of rotation of said hinge means;
- a means for supporting the first end of a firearm being connected to said second end of said arm and extending outwardly therefrom;
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- an attaching means attached to said base, said attaching means for mounting said base to a support.
An adjustable brace for a firearm having a first and a second end, said brace comprising:
- a base comprising a hinge means;
- an arm, having a first end connected to said base and a second end extending outwardly therefrom, said arm being rotatable about said hinge means;
- means for rotation of said second end of said arm about said first end of said arm, said means for rotation being attached to said first end of said arm and said means for rotation being connected to said base;
- a means for supporting the first end of a firearm being attached to said second end of said arm and extending generally downwardly therefrom;
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- an attaching means attached to said base, said attaching means for mounting said base to a support.
An adjustable brace for a firearm having a first and a second end, said brace comprising:
- a base comprising a hinge means;
- an arm, having a longitudinal axis, a first end connected to said base and a second end extending outwardly therefrom, said arm being rotatable about a portion of said base;
- a means for supporting the first end of a firearm comprising a leg attached to said second end of said arm normal to said longitudinal axis of said arm and extending outwardly therefrom, said leg further comprising a rod having a first end attached to said leg, said rod having a first portion proximal to said first end of said rod, said first portion extending generally downwardly, and said rod comprising a second portion extending generally at a right angle to said first portion, whereby the first end of a firearm is rested on said leg for support;
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- an attaching means attached to said base, said attaching means for mounting said base to a support.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.