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US 9,170,064 B2Granted
Pistol magazine holster with snag
OwnerNeil Christian Rogersinventor
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Abstract
A pistol magazine holster may comprise a body capable of retaining a pistol magazine, a support structure coupled to the body and adapted to secure the body to a compartment, and a snag member coupled to the body. The snag member may be adapted to retain the body within the compartment as the magazine is withdrawn.
Claims18
A pistol magazine holster for securing to a compartment defined by a front panel with a lateral seam and a rear panel, comprising:
- an elongate body defined by opposing front and rear portions offset by a side thickness corresponding to a first side portion and an opposed second side portion, the rear portion of the elongate body further defining a structure coupling point, the elongate body being capable of retaining a pistol magazine within the front and rear portions;
- a support structure coupled to the elongate body at the structure coupling point and adapted to secure the elongate body to the compartment;
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- a primary snag member coupled to and extending laterally outward from a top end of the first side portion opposite the rear portion of the elongate body as offset by the side thickness and at a central region of the elongate body between opposite top and bottom ends thereof, the primary snag member being in a substantially orthogonal relation to the elongate body and to the support structure, the primary snag member being vertically offset from the structure coupling point;
- wherein the primary snag member is adapted to retain the elongate body within the compartment.
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A firearm box magazine holster, comprising:
- an elongate body having a magazine retention interior defined by a front portion, a rear portion opposite the front portion offset by a side thickness, a short side portion, a long side portion opposite the short side portion, and a bottom portion configured to support an end of the magazine;
- a support structure coupled to the rear portion of the elongate body and adapted to secure the elongate body to a compartment;
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- a primary snag member coupled to and extending laterally outward from a top end of the long side portion of the elongate body opposite the rear portion thereof as offset by the side thickness and at a central region of the elongate body between opposite top and bottom ends thereof, the primary snag member being in a substantially orthogonal relation to the elongate body and to the support structure;
- wherein the primary snag member is adapted to retain the elongate body within the compartment, and the long side has a greater height than the short side.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.