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US 8,739,453 B1Granted
Magnetic firearm support
OwnerBarry Wayne Connerinventor
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Abstract
A magnetic firearm support includes a base, at least one magnet in the base and a firearm cradle having a firearm space carried by the base.
Claims10
A magnetic firearm support, comprising:
- a base having a base sidewall, a base panel carried by the base sidewall, a base interior defined by the base sidewall and the base panel, and a geometric center;
- a pair of magnet holder attachments extending from the base sidewall into the base interior;
- a pair of spaced apart ring-shaped magnet holders carried by the magnet holder attachments;
- a first and second magnet carried by the magnet holders respectively and located on opposite sides of the geometric center of the base;
- a firearm cradle having a firearm space carried by the base panel of the base, the firearm cradle having a firearm support member extending from the base and a firearm retaining member carried by the firearm support member;
- and
- said firearm support member having a longitudinal axis which is axially aligned with the first magnet.
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A magnetic firearm support, comprising:
- a base having a base sidewall, a base panel carried by the sidewall and a base interior defined by the base sidewall and the base panel, the base having a geometric center;
- a pair of magnet holder attachments extending from the base sidewall into the base interior on opposite sides of the geometric center of the base;
- a pair of spaced-apart ring-shaped magnet holders carried by the magnet holder attachments, respectively;
- a magnet holder connector connecting the magnet holders;
- a first magnet and a second magnet carried by the magnet holders, respectively;
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- a firearm cradle including:
- a generally elongated firearm support member having a proximal support end carried by the base panel of the base and a distal support end opposite the proximal support end, the firearm support member having a longitudinal axis generally aligned with the first magnet in the base;
- a generally elongated firearm retaining member having a proximal retainer end carried by the distal support end of the firearm support member and a distal retainer end spaced-apart from the proximal retainer end;
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- a firearm space defined by and between the base panel of the base and the firearm support member and the firearm retaining member of the firearm cradle.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.