Firearms and Ammunition Patent Grants

US12487061 - Panel assembly, a panel, a mounting arrangement and method of securing same to a surface

The present invention provides a panel comprising a protective plate which is adapted to be fitted to a vehicle body panel to cover the vehicle body panel. The protective plate includes a plurality of fasteners to releasably secure the protective plate to the vehicle body panel. Each fastener comprises a first fastening portion which is secured to the protective plate, and a second fastening portion which is secured to the surface of the vehicle's body panel. Upon securing the protective plate in place, the first fastening portion is biased away from the second fastening portion to retain the fastener in a locked position. The protective plate is adapted to remain fixed to the vehicle body panel when the vehicle is driven in either an on-road or off-road environment.

US12487062 - Battle tank with armored overhead turret design

Described herein is a new design for a combat vehicle, such as a battle tank, that includes enhanced armor plating overhead of the passengers inside the vehicle. The enhanced armor may include thicker plating within a turret that is arranged over where one or more passengers are seated within a turret basket. In some respects, the plated region of the turret may also protect rear features such as an autoloader from frontal attacks. The armored turret region may have a thickness of at least 500 mm or may have a thickness that extends an entire height of the turret. One or more occupants of the combat vehicle may be seated within a turret basket beneath the turret, such that they are arranged beneath the armored turret region when seated and better protected from overhead attacks.

US12487063 - Non-explosive programmable electronic initiation system for rock blasting

A programmable non-explosive initiator may include a capsule, a filament, a shrink sleeve, a capacitor, and a printed circuit board (PCB). The capsule includes a container tube or sleeve containing a first rapidly expanding metallic mixture. The filament is coated by a second rapidly expanding metallic mixture and is contained by the shrink sleeve. The filament is caused to glow by a controlled discharge of the capacitor. The controlled discharge of the capacitor is controlled by the PCB. In some examples, the programmable non-explosive initiator may include electronic initiator units connected in parallel.

US12487064 - Lightweight end cap

The invention relates to a method of improved ammunition production, more specifically to a cellular structure end cap, suitable for an ammunition round, said end cap comprising a porous 3D spatial structure in the shape of said end cap, wherein in said porous 3D spatial structure comprises a surface skin.

US12487065 - Simulated telescopic mortar bomb

A training round for performing indirect fire mission, including a top end oriented towards a direction of projectile motion of the training round. A bottom end is situated opposite to the top end. The top end and the bottom end are separated by a first distance. An adjuster is arranged between the top end and the bottom end to adjust a length of the training round. The adjuster compresses such that the top end and the bottom end are separated by a second distance. The second distance is less than the first distance. A round sensor attached to the training round and communicatively couples to a simulation computer while performing the indirect fire training mission.

US12487066 - Microwave-initiated antenna igniters with bandwidth selectivity

Disclosed is a tunable microwave-initiated antenna igniter. The device includes a pair of tunable microstrip antennas on a substrate configured to receive an electromagnetic radiation frequency that provides ignition energy; and a conductive material spanning a dielectric gap between the pair of tunable microstrip antennas. The conductive material spanning the dielectric gap can include a dielectric epoxy or a bridgewire. The microstrip antennas are tunable for frequency and bandwidth by varying dipole length and/or width. Tuning causes the microstrip antennas to reject accidental ignition from an off frequency high power microwave field. The tunability, bandwidth selectivity, and low energy requirements allow for use of the tunable microwave-initiated antenna igniters in a number of new and challenging ignition applications.

US12487067 - Detonator connector having wire protection structure

A detonator connector having a wire protection structure is proposed. The detonator connector includes a wiring bracket member made of a conductive material and provided with a plurality of wire fitting grooves into which a plurality of wires connecting a detonator and a blasting machine to each other is inserted, a lower casing member on which the wiring bracket member is positioned, and an upper casing member configured to cover an upper part of the lower casing member, wherein wire end insertion parts into which end sides of the wires are inserted are provided in an inside of the lower casing member, thereby greatly improving convenience in the work of connecting a blasting machine and a detonator to each other with the wire and reducing working time.

US12488513 - Weapon targeting system

A wearable electronic device displays an impact location that shows where a projectile fired from a weapon will hit a target and displays a bullseye location that shows a desired location where to hit the target. The wearable electronic device indicates firing the weapon when the impact location overlaps with the bullseye location.

US12489270 - Pointing devices, apparatus, systems and methods for high shock environments

Devices, apparatus, systems and methods for providing accurate linear and angular positioning with a payload mounted to a beam having freely moveable ends. The payload can be a laser pointer mounted on a firearm, which maintains the initial precise pointing during and after exposure in high G shock and vibration environments. Vertical and lateral adjustment controls can adjust minute changes in beam orientation. Precision adjustments can be performed in a zero G, one G, or high G environment and maintains the adjustment during and after being exposed to a high G shock or vibration environment.

US12489283 - Cable management system

A cable management device having a cap with cable channels and an aperture through which a plug is removably coupled to secure the cable management device into an accessory mounting slot. The cable channels can be open on a bottom of the device to accept one or more cables and capture them between the cable management device and a surface of the object with the accessory slots. The cable management device enables toolless installation, secured mounting in the absence of a cable, cable routing in multiple orientations and the ability to hold more than one cable at a time.

USD1104196 - Adjustable back pressure device for firearm suppressors

USD1104197 - Firearm barrel

USD1104198 - Bipod body for a firearm

US12478168 - Tactical torso tool carrier and networked control and communication system

A tactical torso tool carrier and networked control and communication system is disclosed, wherein a tactical torso tool carrier device includes a main unit configured to be worn on the torso of a person, the main unit including a housing having a docking station configured to securely attach a removable tool module, wherein the tactical torso tool carrier device facilitates communications between personnel and systems operably associated with the tactical toro tool carrier and networked control and communication system.

US12478172 - Belt device for carrying a holster

A belt device for carrying a holster or sheath includes a belt that partially wraps around a user's waist; wherein: the belt has first and second portions having first and second widths, respectively, and a third portion connecting the first portion to the second portion, the third portion having a third width that is smaller than the first and second widths; wherein the belt device further comprises: a first clip and a second clip fastened to the belt, wherein the first clip and the second clip attach onto a waistband; a first piece of material positioned between the first clip and the belt; a second piece of material positioned between the second clip and the belt, wherein the first and second pieces of material are positioned at least partially over the first and second clips, respectively; and wherein the third portion receives and supports at least a holster clip.

US12479709 - Pop-up apparatus

A pop-up apparatus is provided. The pop-up apparatus includes a base unit arranged on a reference surface and having a hollow portion formed therein, a pop-up unit formed to surround the base unit and reciprocating with respect to the base unit, a connection unit arranged on an upper end of the pop-up unit, a holder unit connected to the pop-up unit by the connection unit and configured to hold an object, and a gas generation unit arranged inside the base unit and configured to generate gas, wherein internal pressure of the base unit may increase due to the gas generated from the gas generation unit and the pop-up unit may be lifted.

US12480192 - Thick Al—Mg alloy rolled product suitable for armor plate applications

The disclosure relates to an aluminum alloy plate having a final thickness of 3 inch or more, and a method for manufacturing same. In the method, an aluminum alloy with a chemical composition of in weight percent: Mg 4.0 to 5.2, Mn 0.4 to 1.0, Zn≤0.3, Zr≤0.3, Cr≤0.3, Ti≤0.3, Fe<0.50, Si<0.45, Cu<0.25, other elements and unavoidable impurities each <0.05 total <0.20 balance aluminum, is cast, preheated and/or homogenized, hot rolled, cold rolled with a cold rolling reduction of 3 to 10%, and stretched directly after cold rolling with a permanent elongation of 0.7 to 5% in the direction of stretching.

US12480387 - Methods and devices for orienting perforated guns

Methods and devices for orienting multiple gun barrels in desired directions and configurations have the locking threads of the gun barrels and the sub bodies placed in specified locations. Thus, when the sub body and the two gun barrels are joined to each other, the scallops of the two gun barrels will be aligned with each other.

US12480388 - Propellant container for a perforating gun

A propellant container for a perforating gun includes a lower cap, one or more pieces of propellant positioned within the lower cap, wherein at least one of the one or more pieces of propellant defines one or more through-holes, and an upper cap matable with the lower cap to secure the one or more pieces of propellant within the lower cap. A filler material is present within interstitial spaces between the one or more pieces of propellant.

US12480726 - Feed chute adapter

An adapter for a belt fed firearm. The adapter includes a plate, a cutout in the plate that allows ammunition to pass through the plate, a plurality of recesses for receiving a plurality of guide lips fixed to the firearm, and a plurality of bosses for receiving a plurality of latches fixed to a feed chute.

US12480727 - Ejector kits, assemblies, and methods of use

Kits for replacing the ejector of a shotgun include an ejector spring and a base member, where the base member is designed and adapted to be affixed to the interior surface of the receiver of the shotgun, and further to engage the ejector spring in a cantilevered tongue-and-groove (TAG) configuration. TAG ejector kits, TAG ejector assemblies, and TAG ejectors are suitably configured for operation in conjunction with pump action shotguns.

US12480728 - Firearm trigger with safety blade

A safety trigger system comprising a trigger housing, a safety blade member, a safety latch member configured to interfere with a firearm housing preventing the entire trigger stroke and the release of the firearm firing pin. The safety blade member and the safety latch member disposed within the trigger housing and held into a pre-depressed state through resistance force provided by a resistance member.

US12480729 - Firearms, systems, and methods for quick connection of a barrel to a firearm

Firearms, components, systems and methods to quickly connect or remove a barrel to or from an upper receiver, the receiver including an elongated body defining a central bore and configured to receive a barrel of a firearm, a cam positioned within the receiver and oriented transverse the central axis where turning the cam locks a barrel into the receiver, and in aspects includes a spring which straddles the barrel and applies a force to a hand guard which in turn applies force to a rim of the barrel to lock the barrel within the upper receiver.

US12480730 - Firearm shooting rest

A firearm rest configured to attach to a mounting surface, such as the generally horizontal window sill of a hunting blind. The firearm rest includes a support member, support posts, and an attachment assembly. The support member provides a generally horizontal surface for a hunter to rest the forearm of a firearm. The support posts are configured to selectively adjust the height of the support member relative to the attachment assembly. The support posts are pivotably combined with the attachment assembly thereby allowing the support member to be movable between an extended position and a retracted position while the attachment assembly remains secured to the mounting surface. The retracted position is sometimes desirable to allow the hunter better access to the window or the window sill.

US12480731 - Gun forearm support apparatus

A gun forearm support apparatus includes a base, an adjustable upright, and a saddle. The upright comprises two opposing ends, wherein the first end is coupled to the base via an articulating hinge (or hinges), wherein the second end supports the saddle. Upon deployment, the forearm support vertically supports a gun forearm within the saddle as supported by the upright depending from the base.

US12480732 - Gun stock catch

A shooting pocket for stabilizing a firearm includes a frame for securing to equipment worn by a shooter. A pivot plate is pivotally mounted to the frame. A receiving area receives a buttstock of a firearm and pivots with the pivot plate to facilitate directional manipulation and aiming of the firearm. The pivot plate defines a pivot ball support surrounding a central orifice on the inner facing side. The pivot ball support defines a pivot ball engaging surface wherein the pivot ball engaging surface defines a second plane that is offset from the first plane by 30 to 10 degrees. An inner facing said of a catch plate has mating engagement with the outer facing side of the pivot plate. The inner facing side of the catch plate defines a concave pivot ball rotation member a pivot ball. A biasing member returns the pivot plate to a pre-determined position.

US12480733 - Firearm lower receiver extension vise fixture

An apparatus implementable on a firearm includes a fixture base and a fixture neck. The fixture base is configured to be attached to a location on a lower receiver of the firearm where a pistol grip is mounted when the firearm is in operation. The fixture neck is configured to be slidingly received by the fixture base while an extension portion of the firearm traverses through a through hole or hollow of the fixture neck.

US12480734 - Electrically-powered firearm training device

An electrically powered firearm training device with two main components—a simulator barrel assembly and a simulator magazine assembly. The simulator barrel assembly replaces the firearm's conventional barrel. The simulator magazine assembly replaces the firearm's conventional magazine. The simulator barrel assembly includes an electric motor that controllably moves a traveler using a jackscrew. The traveler cycles the slide in order to simulate the normal operation of the firearm. Electrical power is supplied to the motor from batteries within the simulator magazine.

US12480735 - Cocking system for a crossbow

A crossbow including pulleys rotatably attached to a center rail of the crossbow. Power cables of the crossbow connect the limbs of the crossbow to the pulleys. The draw string is enclosed in a safety cover. The crossbow includes a cocking system that translates a string carrier along the center rail to cock and de-cock the crossbow.

US12480736 - Pneumatic rifle for alternative ammunition

A hand-held gun for interchangeably propel a round of one of solid and liquid consistency is provided. The gun includes a gas actuator, a firing module, a magazine, a loader and a barrel. The gas actuator stores and releases compressed gas. The firing module includes a chamber for receiving the gas to push forward a bolt in response to actuation by a trigger. The module is disposed forward of the actuator. The magazine contains ammunition that constitutes the round. The loader laterally receives the round from the magazine and longitudinally receiving the bolt to eject the round. The loader is disposed forward of the module. The barrel directs the round ejected from the loader, and is disposed forward of the loader.

US12480737 - Portable pneumatic throwline launcher

A pneumatic throwline launcher has a barrel fluidly coupled to an air compressor and an air tank upstream of the air compressor that is also fluidly coupled to the air compressor. A battery electrically connected to the air compressor for selectively controlling power the air compressor, wherein the battery is physically connected to the air tank to enable portability of the pneumatic throwline launcher.

US12480738 - Valve system for air gun

A valve system utilizes a main valve body with a restricted diameter conduit communicating between a propulsion chamber and rear cavity and a smaller venting valve mechanically actuated to open the rear cavity to atmosphere, thereby causing the main valve body to open to pass pressurized air in the propulsion chamber to an orifice to power a projectile. The orifice has a diameter at least as large as the diameter of the projectile.

US12480739 - Repeating firearm

The invention relates to a repeating firearm, in particular a repeating rifle, which is configured as a straight-pull bolt action rifle, comprising a forestock and a bolt handle. The repeating firearm is selectively operable either with the forestock or with the bolt handle.

US12480740 - Two-part folding trigger for a folding firearm

The present disclosure describes a foldable firearm that collapses into a folded state under spring pressure. The foldable firearm may include a foldable grip assembly. The foldable grip assembly may include a foldable pistol grip, a foldable trigger assembly, a folding bar, and a foldable hand stop. The foldable grip assembly may fold into the housing of the foldable firearm. The foldable grip assembly may include a two-part folding trigger a part of which folds forward when the platform folds, to compress the vertical profile of the platform and also to present an inherent safety in the stowed configuration. The foldable firearm can also include a manual safety accessible from outside a housing of the platform that renders a trigger bar incapable of movement and release of the striking mechanism when the safety is engaged.

US12480741 - Toggle locking mechanism for a firearm holster

A slide-locking mechanism for a firearm holster is disclosed. The holster is sized and configured for retaining a firearm. The firearm defines a gun body having a trigger guard. The holster defines a pocket, a lock guide, and a cavity. The pocket is sized and configured for retaining the trigger guard. The lock guide includes a spaced-apart pair of slots; and the cavity is located between the slots.

US12480742 - Dual illumination optical sight

An optical sight for a firearm can be provided with multiple light sources for illuminating one or more aiming marks on the sight. The light sources may be multiple LEDs, e.g. of different colors that can provide illumination in different lighting conditions. The lights sources may also be physical process driven light sources, such as a Gaseous Tritium Light Source (GTLS). A combination of LEDs and GTLS may also be used. The light sources may be disposed at multiple focal points of a multi-lens system. Alternatively, a selector may be used to selectively locate one of the light sources at the focal point of a single lens system. The optical sight may be a reflex sight, e.g. for a handgun, or may be a riflescope for a rifle.

US12480743 - Viewing optic with an enabler interface

The disclosure relates to a viewing optic. In one embodiment, the disclosure relates to a viewing optic with an active display and a mounting system for an enabler device. In one embodiment, the disclosure relates to a viewing optic having one or more enabler interfaces.

US12480744 - Firearm rotation mount for optics and accessories

A device implementable on a firearm includes a rotation mount comprising a first main piece and a second main piece. The first main piece has a first mounting side configured to accommodate mounting of optics and accessories thereon. The second main piece has a second mounting side configured to accommodate a mounting surface on the firearm such that the rotation mount is installable on the firearm via the second main piece. The first main piece is configured with a first coupling portion with a generally cone-shaped first feature. The second main piece is configured with a second coupling portion with a generally cone-shaped second feature configured to mate with the first feature of the first coupling portion such that the first main piece is pivotable around a rotation axis of the rotation mount when the first main piece and the second main piece are pivotably joined together.

US12480745 - Ballistic protective helmet

(in connection with FIG. 1 ) The invention relates to a ballistic protective helmet ( 10 ) comprising a shell ( 21 ) comprising a shell material that is produced from a number of textile layers ( 11, 12 ) connected in a connection matrix. The shell ( 21 ) of the protective helmet ( 10 ) according to the invention has a blind hole ( 22 ), wherein a threaded sleeve ( 23 ) has an outer thread ( 25 ) that penetrates into the shell material which surrounds the blind hole ( 22 ) in a peripheral direction, and wherein the threaded sleeve ( 23 ) has an inner thread ( 26 ) for connecting to a screwing means ( 24 ) having an outer thread ( 31 ).

US12480746 - Barrier for absorbing very high power bullets and uses thereof

This disclosure is directed to an improved ballistic concrete mixture which is operable to be cast in many forms such as blocks. The improved ballistic concrete mixture provides an effective barrier for stopping projectiles with a kinetic energy of between about 1.0 kJ (750 foot-pounds) and 20.3 kJ (15,000 foot-pounds) in between about 3 inches and 10 inches such as a fifty-caliber round. The improved ballistic concrete mixture is useful in the erecting of new structures which need ballistics protection or for retrofitting existing structures with ballistics protection.

US12480747 - Circuitry to detect difference between lead line and target hits

Circuitry for use in connection with a conductive target may include an interface, a conductive target zone, a plurality of conductive lead lines electrically connecting the interface to the at least one conductive target zone, and at least one processor. The at least one processor may detect via the interface, a first electrical signal representing severance of a portion of the conductive target zone by a projectile hit within the at least one conductive target zone; detect via the interface a second electrical signal, different from the first electrical signal, wherein the second electrical signal represents severance of one of the plurality of lead lines by a projectile hit on the one of the plurality of lead lines; trigger an indicator of a target hit in response to the first electrical signal; and prevent triggering of the target hit indicator in response to the second electrical signal.

US12480748 - Adjustable launchers

The device relates to a target projection machine for sports shooting, including a base, a throwing unit movable in rotation according to a first direction relative to the base, a throwing arm movable in rotation according to the first direction relative to the throwing unit, an actuator enabling an adjustment of the angular position of the throwing unit within an angular sector of rotational deflection according to the first direction relative to the base, the machine includes a system for adjusting the angular sector of deflection allowing selectively reducing the angular sector of deflection to one amongst a plurality of different predetermined angular sectors including at least a first angular sector, a second angular sector and a third angular sector.

US12480749 - Target throwing machine

A target throwing machine includes a base and a turret surmounted by a throwing unit, the turret being movable in rotation relative to the base according to a main axis. The base includes an upper surface and the turret includes a lower surface opposite the upper surface. In which machine an intermediate system is interposed between the upper surface and the lower surface, the intermediate system being in contact with the upper surface and the lower surface and forming a sliding interface between the intermediate system and the upper surface and/or the lower surface.

US12480750 - Foam dart having a safety cap with polygonal apertures

A toy dart includes a deformable cap that safely impacts a target. The cap includes pairs of polygonal apertures formed on the outer surface of the cap which form substantially parallel hollow passages that provide spaces that allow the cap to deform upon impact with a target.

US12480751 - Ammunition decapping apparatus

Provided is ammunition decapping apparatus 10 comprising a decapping platform 12 , a case receptacle 14 , a die gantry 40 arranged over the decapping platform 12 and including a reciprocating die mount 42 , and a case feeder 46 configured to operatively feed a case upright onto the decapping platform 12 . Also included is a case urger 48 configured to urge a case fed from the case feeder 46 into the case receptacle 14 , and an actuator arrangement 50 configured to actuate the case urger 48 and die mount 42 so that a case is fed into the decapping receptacle 14 and a die 44 mounted in the die mount 42 is able to decap the case.

US12480752 - Enhanced safety and reliability for a networked detonator blasting system

Ethernet systems, methods and blasting machines are presented for remote turn on of the blasting machine and reliable fire and arm commands issuance. Systems, methods, blasting machines and wireless bridge units are presented for wireless blasting for safe firing of detonators under control of a remote wireless master controller in which the blasting machine is connected by cabling to the wireless bridge unit and power to a firing circuit of the blasting machine is remotely controlled via the bridge unit. The bridge unit or Ethernet primary controller selectively provides first and second firing messages to the blasting machine contingent upon acknowledgment of safe receipt of the first firing message by the blasting machine, and the blasting machine fires the connected detonators only if the first and second firing messages are correctly received from the bridge unit.

US12480753 - Method and assembly for containing a hazardous object

A containment assembly comprises a first enclosure comprising a cavity for receiving a hazardous object. The first enclosure is configured for containing an explosive event of the hazardous object. A second enclosure comprises a gas impermeable layer, an inner volume, and an air-tight closure. The second enclosure is configured for receiving and containing a gas byproduct of the explosive event from the first enclosure. A gas permeable barrier is disposed between the cavity of the first enclosure and the inner volume of the second enclosure. A smart insulation arrangement may be implemented on the lower side of the first enclosure to allow the event to happen and to cool down over a longer period of time without exceeding maximum allowable temperatures on the outside of the second enclosure. This permits the flight or journey to continue.

US12481087 - Infrared selective emitter with improved wear resistance

The present invention provides an infrared selective emitter that can selectively emit infrared energy in a desired wavelength band, can be easily applied to a curved surface due to its flexible properties, and can protect the formed surface structure of the infrared selective emitter from external stimuli such as friction, thereby improving wear resistance and maximizing the function of infrared selective emission.

US12481148 - Optical sight

An optical sight includes a lens assembly, a digital reticle display, a magnification adjuster, and a controller. The magnification adjuster is configured to be adjusted by a user. The controller is configured to display a reticle on the digital reticle display based on a real-time magnification, and is configured to determine the real-time magnification based on a position of the magnification adjuster.

US12481201 - Flexible infrared selective emitter and manufacturing method thereof

The present invention provides an infrared selective emitter in which since infrared energy can be emitted in a desired wavelength band by adjusting a metamaterial having a repeating structure on a plane, infrared camouflage is possible by attaching to the surface of the shape of an object to be camouflaged, and at the same time, the infrared selective emitter has flexible characteristics that can be applied to curved surfaces without limitations on the shape of an object.

US12481287 - Monolithic attitude control motor frame and system

A monolithic attitude control motor frame includes a monolithic structure including an outer surface of revolution and a plurality of side walls defining a plurality of cavities extending radially from the outer surface of revolution. Adjacent cavities of the plurality of cavities share a side wall or side wall portion therebetween. Each of the cavities is configured to receive an attitude control motor. A monolithic attitude control motor system includes a monolithic frame including an outer surface of revolution and a plurality of side walls defining a plurality of cavities extending radially from the outer surface of revolution. The system further includes a plurality of attitude control motors corresponding to the plurality of cavities, such that an attitude control motor of the plurality of attitude control motors is disposed in each cavity of the plurality of cavities.

USD1103322 - Firearm

US12474034 - Mountable light having an access cover at a forward end

A mountable light may comprise: a light body having a clamping arrangement and a compartment with an opening at an end thereof; a light head assembly including a source of light, the light head assembly being configured to cover the opening of the compartment; the light body and the light head assembly each having a feature that engages the feature of the other for pivoting the light head assembly relative to the light body, e.g., for covering and uncovering the opening of the compartment; and a latch for retaining the light head assembly against the light body to cover the opening of the compartment. A source of electrical power can be placed into and/or removed from the compartment of the light body when the mountable light is mounted to an object, e.g., a firearm or other object or device, by the clamping arrangement.

US12474131 - Frame assembly for a firearm

A receiver assembly for a handgun. The receiver assembly includes an upper receiver portion, a lower receiver portion, and a locking mechanism. The upper receiver portion includes i) a guide rail for receiving a slide assembly and ii) a magazine compartment for receiving a magazine. The magazine compartment defines a magazine insertion direction, and the magazine is pushable into the magazine compartment in the magazine insertion direction. The lower receiver portion is slidable onto the upper receiver portion in the magazine insertion direction. The locking mechanism is configured to couple the lower receiver portion to the upper receiver portion. The locking mechanism includes a locking element that is structurally independent. The locking element includes a contact projection and a locking projection. The contact projection form-fittingly engages with the lower receiver portion and the locking projection form-fittingly engages with the upper receiver portion.

US12474132 - Enhanced bolt carrier assembly

A bolt carrier assembly having a bolt carrier with at least one gas exit hole located at the bottom of the bolt carrier so as to allow the passage of gas generated from a discharged round of ammunition downward into the magazine and magazine well of a firearm, away from the user.

US12474133 - Forend kit and firearm comprising components of the kit

A forend kit or firearm comprising same may include a forend and a gas tube. The forend has a mounting body and a hand-gripping body extending from the mounting body. A first portion of the gas tube extends from a first end of the gas tube to a central portion of the gas tube and a second portion of the gas tube extends from a second end of the gas tube to the central portion. The central portion includes an arcuate segment vertically offsetting the first portion of the gas tube from the second portion of the gas tube (e.g., a 180 degree curvature). The first and second portions of the gas tube may extend parallel to each other. A discharge gas passage of the gas block and/or the barrel may include a circumferential portion for allowing angular clocking between the gas block and the barrel.

US12474134 - Ergonomic rifle with a mechanism holder

A rifle has a body, a magazine slot, a handle, a lower mechanism movable between primary and secondary positions in the direction of the barrel extension to drive bullets into the barrel and a monoblock rifle mechanism having an upper mechanism extending over the barrel of the rifle. A primary lock slot is provided on the upper mechanism, and a secondary lock slot on the barrel. One end of a main arm is rotatably connected to the barrel. A button is connected to the main arm so that the user can move the main arm. When the button is pushed from the barrel towards the upper mechanism, if the rifle mechanism is retracted, it will snap into the primary lock slot. If the rifle mechanism is retracted, it includes a mechanism stopper with a lock lever that fits into the primary lock slot and prevents the rifle mechanism from moving.

US12474135 - Firearm trigger chock

A firearm trigger chock that may include a chock portion and a forward extending plate having an aperture. The chock portion is configured to prevent depression of the trigger. The chock portion has an interior side and an exterior side, and a trigger-engaging surface that substantially corresponds with the dimension and curvature of the rear of a trigger. In a version, the aperture extends through the plate and forward of the trigger.

US12474136 - Firearm suppressor with progressive rotation baffle arrangement

A firearm suppressor includes a first section along an axis; a second section along the axis downstream of the first section, the second section having a second section twist rate; a third section along the axis downstream of the second section, the third section having a third section twist rate, the third section twist rate greater than the second section twist rate; and a fourth section along the axis downstream of the third section, the fourth section having a fourth section twist rate, the fourth section twist rate greater than the third section twist rate.

US12474137 - Suppressor brake

A system for a firearm having a timeable brake and a suppressor. The brake comprises a brake body, a first taper, and a collar configured to rotate independently of the brake body. The suppressor comprises a second taper. When the brake body is oriented in a selected orientation with respect to the suppressor, a force is applied to wedge the first taper into the second taper and rotationally lock the selected orientation of the brake body. Rotation of the collar to a locked position then secures the brake body to the suppressor.