Handgun adapter
OwnerRichard R. Porterinventor
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Abstract
An adapter for converting a handgun into a rifle or carbine. The adapter includes an elongated member having a stock and a pair of sidewalls forming a cavity. A pair of guide rails is positioned on an inner edge of the cavity, and a locking bar is mounted within the sidewalls and extends across the cavity. The locking bar is selectively positionable between a locked position and an unlocked position. A handgun mounts into the adapter by aligning channels on the outer edge of the handgun into the guide rails. The handgun is slid along the guide rails and into the locking mechanism for attachment.
Claims12
An adapter for mounting a handgun comprising:
- an elongated cavity sized for receiving a handgun;
- guide rails positioned on an inner edge of said cavity with a first guide rail positioned on a first inner edge and a second guide rail positioned on a second inner edge, each of said guide rails positioned lengthwise along at least a portion of said elongated cavity and extending outward into said elongated cavity to mate with the handgun;
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- a lock positioned along said guide rails and adapted to releasably engage the handgun so as to mate the adapter with the handgun, said lock having a locking bar vertically movable between a first locked position in which said locking bar is positioned within said cavity, and a second unlocked position in which said locking bar is positioned out of said cavity, said locking bar further being permanently mounted within walls forming said elongated cavity.
An adapter for receiving a handgun comprising:
- an elongated member having a stock and a pair of sidewalls forming a cavity;
- a pair of guide rails positioned on respective inner edges of said cavity;
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- a locking bar mounted at least partially within said sidewalls, said locking bar selectively positionable between a locked position and an unlocked position, in said locked position said locking bar extending across said cavity and through said sidewalls at a position above a support floor of said between cavity and said pair of guide rails, and in said unlocked position being positioned at a point below said support floor.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.