Trigger finger stop assembly
OwnerFrank Oliver, Sr.inventor
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Abstract
A trigger finger stop assembly for a firearm including a stock and a trigger depending downwardly therefrom includes a plate for limiting penetration of a trigger finger to position the first digit thereof on the trigger. The stop assembly includes mounting means for mounting the plate on one side of the trigger guard in proximity to and laterally offset from the trigger.
Claims10
A trigger finger stop assembly for a firearm including a stock and a trigger protruding from the stock, which includes:
- (a) a plate positioned adjacent to and laterally offset from the trigger;
- (b) plate mounting means connected to the plate and adapted for mounting on the firearm;
- (c) said plate mounting means including a base mounted on the firearm stock in proximity to the trigger;
- (d) front and back stop assembly mounting posts depending downwardly from said stock in front of and behind said trigger respectively;
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- (e) said base including front and back mounting post receivers each open laterally at and including a respective mounting post receiver slot.
A trigger finger stop assembly for a firearm including a stock, a trigger protruding from the stock and a trigger guard with front and back ends each having a screw receiver, a body depending downwardly from said front and back ends in a downwardly-concave configuration, a trigger guard opening and trigger guard open and closed sides, which stop assembly includes:
- (a) a base having:
- (1) a front end;
- (2) a back end;
- (3) each said base end having a receiver aligned with a respective trigger guard receiver;
- (4) a medial section extending between said base front and back ends;
- (5) said medial section having a longitudinally-extending trigger slot receiving said trigger;
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- (6) first and second sides;
- (b) a plate having:
- (1) an upper edge connected to said base adjacent to and laterally offset from said trigger slot;
- (2) a lower edge depending downwardly from said upper edge in a downwardly-concave configuration;
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- (3) an inner face positioned adjacent to said trigger.
A trigger finger stop assembly for a firearm including a stock, a trigger depending downwardly from the stock and a trigger guard with an opening receiving said trigger, said trigger guard having open and closed sides, which includes:
- (a) a plate with an inner face, said inner face being adapted to be positioned against said trigger guard closed side adjacent to and laterally offset from said trigger;
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- (b) front and back mounting brackets each including:
- (1) an extension extending laterally from said plate inner face and adapted for placement within said trigger guard opening adjacent to said trigger guard;
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- (2) a lug projecting from said extension and adapted for engaging said open side of said trigger guard.
A trigger finger stop assembly for a firearm including a stock and a trigger protruding from the stock, which includes:
- (a) a plate positioned adjacent to and laterally offset from the trigger;
- (b) plate mounting means connected to the plate and adapted for mounting on the firearm;
- (c) said plate mounting means including a base mounted on the firearm stock in proximity to the trigger;
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- (d) a trigger guard integrally formed with said base and said plate, said trigger guard being suspended from said base and having an opening receiving said trigger.
A trigger finger stop assembly for a firearm including a stock and a trigger protruding from the stock, which includes:
- (a) a plate positioned adjacent to and laterally offset from the trigger;
- (b) plate mounting means connected to the plate and adapted for mounting on the firearm;
- (c) said plate mounting means including front and back mounting brackets each including:
- (1) an extension with an extension proximate end connected to said plate and an extension distal end;
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- (d) a lug connected to said extension distal end and projecting therefrom in spaced relation from said plate.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.