Mounting an article upon a support
AssigneeGeneral Dynamics Canada Ltd.
InventorStephen David Shaw
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AssigneeGeneral Dynamics Canada Ltd.
InventorStephen David Shaw
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A mounting for mounting an article onto a support comprising upper and lower mounting members. Seating surfaces provided between the members retain the members in assembled relationship with the members immovably registered together in a first plane. Three spaced mounting member registration projections provide, in the assembly, contact between the mounting members in three spaced and staggered positions on opposite sides of one of the mounting members, and registration to hold the members immovably together in a second plane. Spring-loaded locking is provided to hold the members together when assembled. Preferably the registration projections are provided on one member upon guide surfaces which are converging and inclined towards a respective seating surface. Guide surfaces on the other member are correspondingly converging and inclined. The convergence and inclination causes the projections to force the seating surfaces together to hold the members in the first plane while the projections themselves hold the members together in the second plane. One or other of the seating surfaces may have seating projections to engage the other seating surface. The invention is particularly applicable for use on weapons for withstanding sudden violent or vibrational forces and for quick release while permitting reassembly and while ensuring that settings such as calibration and boresighting settings are not altered.
A mounting for mounting an article upon a support comprising:
A mounting for mounting an article upon a support comprising:
A mounting for mounting an article upon a support comprising:
A mounting for mounting an article upon a support comprising:
A mounting for mounting an article upon a support comprising a first mounting member and a second mounting member, one of the first mounting member and the second mounting member for attachment to the article and the other of said first mounting member and the second mounting member for attachment to the support, the mounting members being relatively movable into assembled relationship in which the second mounting member is held in a seating position by the first mounting member, the mounting also including means for urging the second mounting member into its seating position, the urging means comprising a plurality of locking arms which are pivotally connected about pivotal axes to the first mounting member, each locking arm being resiliently moved towards a locking position in locking engagement with opposite sides of the second mounting member, each locking arm having its mass balanced about its pivotal axis.
A mounting for mounting a gun upon a support comprising:
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