Method and apparatus for attaching a supplemental device to an unaltered host firearm
AssigneeR/M Equipment, Inc.
InventorTodd Griffin
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AssigneeR/M Equipment, Inc.
InventorTodd Griffin
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An interbar assembly (34) for reversibly attaching a supplemental device, e.g., grenade launcher (32), to a host weapon, e.g., rifle (10). A preferred interbar assembly attaches at its forward end to the bayonet lug (54) of rifle (10), and at its rearward end to the magazine well (31) of rifle (10). In a preferred embodiment, such connection can be made without the need for special tools and without altering the rifle in any way prior to making the connection. The invention also includes a supplemental sling strap attachment point (100), so the sling strap (29) can be readily relocated after attaching the grenade launcher (32), for example, to the rifle (10). Another aspect of the invention is a grenade launcher (for example) sight (104) mounted directly on the interbar assembly (34) that carries the grenade launcher (32).
An interbar assembly for reversibly attaching a supplemental device to a host weapon having a magazine well and a bayonet lug, comprising:
A system for attaching a supplemental device assembly to a host weapon having a breech bracing structure and a bayonet attachment point, the system comprising:
A supplemental device assembly suitable for attachment to an unaltered host weapon having a breech bracing structure and a bayonet attachment point, the supplemental device assembly comprising:
A weapon system comprising:
An interbar assembly for reversibly attaching a supplemental device to a host weapon, the host weapon having a butt, a barrel, a breech portion, a sling strap having a barrel end and a butt end, a butt sling strap attachment point and a barrel sling strap attachment point, and the interbar assembly comprising:
An interbar assembly for reversibly attaching a supplemental device to a host weapon having a barrel, a breech portion, and a host weapon sight, the interbar assembly comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.