Firearm cleaning device
OwnerRobert L. Wickser, Jr.inventor
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Abstract
A gun cleaning and safety device stored and transported inside the barrels of a gun, excluding live ammunition during transport. The device has a locking extendable ramrod (22,24), which accommodates a ramrod tip (26) designed to increase the surface area of a disposable cleaning element. The base of each unit has a cartridge-like end (10) which contains a pin (12), a spring (14), a container (16) for oil and/or solvent and serves as a handle for its ramrod. Cartridge-like end (10,12,14) allows the innocuous release of a gun's hammer when a live cartridge is not present in the chamber.
Claims2
A convenient and economical cleaning and safety device that is stored inside a firearm barrel comprising:
- (a) a striker cartridge, comprising a base that conforms to a firearm chamber and a non-deforming surface with spring energy absorption means,
- (b) a chemical holding container that conforms to a firearm chamber and barrel, in shape,
- (c) a rod capable of being secured at variable lengths by a twisting and locking method capable of force transmission in compression and rotation,
- (d) a cleaning element holding tip, capable of holding large disposable cleaning elements,
- (e) an interconnecting means between the above-listed elements.
A gun cleaning device, the components thereof comprising:
- a rigid rod having a first and a second end,
- a hollow coaxial cylindrical rod sliding over and attached to said first end of said rigid rod,
- a container for liquids attached to the second end of said rigid rod,
- a rod end containing a slotted opening for a cleaning patch or towel attached to an end of said hollow coaxial cylindrical rod,
- a flexible ring attached near the end of the rod end containing the slotted opening,
- a striker cartridge assembly attached to the end of said container for liquids,
- said gun cleaning device having at least two positions, including:
- an extended position for cleaning the gun barrel and chamber, and a retracted position for storage within said gun barrel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.