Display stand for handgun
OwnerChristian Dubois, Gerry Boucherinventors
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Abstract
A display stand for a gun comprising a base having a stanchion extending upwardly therefrom and with a post movably mounted on the stanchion such that the post may be vertically adjusted with respect thereto, and a retaining assembly extending outwardly from a distal end of the post, the retaining assembly having first and second cooperative clamping members arranged to receive a gun barrel therebetween. The display stand includes various security features to prevent easy removal of a gun therefrom.
Claims7
A display stand for a gun, said display stand comprising:
- a base;
- a stanchion extending upwardly from a position proximate a marginal edge of said base;
- a post movably mounted on said stanchion such that said post may be vertically adjusted with respect thereto;
- and
- a retaining assembly extending outwardly from a distal end of said post in a direction away from said marginal edge of said base, said retaining assembly having a first and second cooperative clamping members arranged to receive a gun barrel therebetween, said first and second clamping members being located above said base,
- wherein each of said first and second clamping members have first and second clamping surfaces respectively in a facing relationship, one of said first and second clamping surfaces having a tenon formed thereon, and a second one of said clamping surfaces having a mortise formed therein, the arrangement being such that said tenon will fit within said mortise to prevent vertical movement between said first and second clamping members.
In combination, a display stand and a gun, said display stand comprising:
- a base;
- a stanchion extending upwardly from said base;
- a post movably mounted on said stanchion such that said post may be vertically adjusted with respect thereto;
- and
- a retaining assembly extending outwardly from a distal end of said post, said retaining assembly having a first and second cooperative clamping members therein, said gun having a barrel clamped between said first and second cooperative clamping members such that the gun is elevated above and does not contact the base, has been added before “wherein each”.
- wherein each of said first and second clamping members have first and second clamping surfaces respectively in a facing relationship, one of said first and second clamping surfaces having a tenon formed thereon, and a second one of said clamping surfaces having a mortise formed therein, the arrangement being such that said tenon will fit within said mortise to prevent vertical movement between said first and second clamping members.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.