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US 9,869,524 B2Granted
Support for the arm of a pistol shooter
OwnerWilhelm Bubitsinventor
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Abstract
A support for the arm of a shooter includes an elongated body having a first support surface for a shoulder region, and a handle for a hand at the front end. The handle forms a second support surface open to the front, for absorbing the recoil when shooting. The handle has a recess open to the front, into which fits the contour of the rear part of the grip of a portable firearm. The hand grasps both the handle and the grip of the portable firearm at the same time. The support optionally contains a wide variety of overmolded metal parts, such as a metal pin or knife blade.
Claims7
A support for the arm of a shooter, comprising:
- an elongated body, the rear end of which terminates in a first support surface for the shoulder region of the shooter, wherein at the front end, a handle for the hand of the shooter and a second support surface open to the front for absorbing the entire reactive force of a pistol as a portable firearm, and a recess open to the front, into which fits the contour of the rear part of the grip of the portable firearm, are formed, the fixing taking place exclusively by the manual force of the shooter,
- wherein the elongated body comprises, to the front, an upper strut and a lower strut, front ends of the upper strut and the lower strut are connected to one another via the handle, so that a clearance is provided between the body, the upper and lower struts and the handle, and wherein the second support surface, together with the upper strut and the lower strut as well as with a rear part extending from the body and connecting the upper and lower struts, forms an integral closed-loop injection-molded plastic frame element where an underside of the grip of the pistol is freely accessible.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.