Portable support mount
OwnerGraeme S. McLindainventor
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Abstract
A portable support mount designed for attachment to a shooting rail or other surface in order to support a rifle or other object. The portable support mount attaches to and is held level on a surface by means of a spring clamp and a stabilization bar with bumpers made of rubber attached to the ends of the stabilization bar. The spring clamp is fused to a support tube housing a rod that can vary the height of the mount. On top of the rod is a detachable holding member on which a user places the forend of a rifle while aiming and firing it. In addition, the holding member can be removed from the portable support mount, and the rod can attach to a camera, telescope, small video camera, or other device.
Claims4
A portable support mount, comprising:
- a spring clamp;
- a stabilization bar, having a first end and a second end, in communication with said spring clamp;
- a support tube, in communication with said spring clamp;
- a holding member, in communication with said support tube;
- wherein said holding member has a Y shape;
- further comprising a rod in communication with said support tube;
- wherein said rod is in communication with said holding member;
- further comprising a fitting in communication with said holding member;
- and
- bumpers in communication with said stabilization bar.
A portable support mount, comprising:
- a spring clamp;
- a stabilization bar, in communication with said spring clamp;
- a support tube, in communication with said spring clamp;
- a holding member, in communication with said support tube;
- wherein said holding member has a Y shape;
- a rod in communication with said support tube;
- the rod in communication with said holding member;
- a fitting in communication with said holding member;
- bumpers in communication with said stabilization bar;
- wherein said bumpers are disposed at each end of said stabilization bar;
- wherein said bumpers are rubber;
- a fitting in communication with said rod;
- a covering on top of said holding member;
- wherein said rod is in communication with said support tube via threads;
- a thumb nut in communication with said support tube;
- and
- the thumb nut in communication with said rod.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.