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US 9,038,615 B2Granted
Slingshot bail guard
OwnerCharles A. Saundersinventor
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Abstract
A bail guard for use with arm- or wrist-braced slingshots is disclosed. The bail comprises a thin, slightly arcuate body having upper and lower channels disposed on opposing sides, each upper and lower channel separated by a groove formed therebetween. The channels are dimensioned to receive and fictionally engage the distal ends of the arm or wrist brace of a slingshot such that the bail guard can be securely and removably mounted to the arm or wrist brace of the slingshot.
Claims20
A slingshot bail guard, the bail guard comprising:
- a slightly arcuate unitary body having a width;
- a pair of upper channels formed on a first side of the body, the upper channels disposed opposite one another across the width of the body;
- a pair of lower channels formed on a second side of the body, the lower channels disposed opposite one another across the width of the body;
- a pair of grooves, the grooves formed in the body between the upper channels and the lower channels and disposed opposite one another across the width of the body, wherein the grooves are non-parallel to the upper and lower channels;
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- wherein the upper channels comprise a plurality of lips and the lower channels comprise a plurality of nubs.
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A slingshot bail guard, the bail guard comprising:
- a unitary body having a width;
- a pair of upper channels formed in the body, the upper channels disposed opposite one another across the width of the body and dimensioned to frictionally engage an arm brace of a slingshot;
- a pair of lower channels formed in the body, the lower channels disposed opposite one another across the width of the body and dimensioned to frictionally engage the arm brace of the slingshot;
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- a pair of grooves, the grooves formed in the body and between the upper channels and the lower channels and disposed opposite one another across the width of the body, wherein the grooves are non-parallel to the upper and lower channels.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.