FR2876785A1 - Carrying case for hunting firearm e.g. gun, has snap hook and removable pouch that are provided on case side, where hook is fixed to ring, and straps fixed at intermediate point along case length, and having Velcro bands for assembling them - Google Patents

Abstract

The case has an elongated sheath with a slit to introduce a firearm, closable by a slider closure. A shoulder strap (7) is placed on a case side to carry the case on the shoulder, and a snap hook (17) and a removable pouch are provided on another side (5), where the hook is fixed to a ring (18). Straps (23) are fixed at an intermediate point along the case length, and have at their ends, Velcro bands for assembling them.

Description

The present invention relates to a case for receiving a weapon of

  hunting such as a rifle or a rifle.

  The invention relates to flexible cases consisting of a sheet of cloth, cloth or leather folded in two, the edges of which are assembled on a part of the length, while the edges of the other part are connected by a closure to slider, handles being provided and possibly a shoulder strap.

  The regulations require that, when a hunter is not in hunting action, the unarmed weapon must be housed in the holster. For some hunts, especially for batts where the hunter sometimes has to wait for long periods, a seat or a seat cane is therefore provided. The transport of these different elements is cumbersome, and hinders the hunter especially in the undergrowth.

  One of the aims of the invention is to provide a case that overcomes these disadvantages.

  The case, according to the invention, is of the type consisting of an elongated sheath with a slit for introducing the closable weapon by a slider closure and having a shoulder strap for carrying it on the shoulder, said case being characterized in that it comprises a series of strips fixed at an intermediate point of their length on the case and whose ends comprise means for their assembly.

  With this arrangement, can be attached to the case the seat-cane or the folding seat.

  Preferably, the straps are secured along an edge on the opposite side to the slider closure.

  The means for assembling the ends of the strips comprise, on one end, a band provided with loops and, on the other end, a band provided with hooks, the strips being assembled by simple pressure. Such a closure is known in the trade as "Velcro".

  According to a detail feature, the bandou-15 is fixed on one side, the other side having at least one removable pocket.

  According to another detail, the face opposite to that provided with the shoulder strap is provided with a carabiner.

  So that the pocket can not be lost in the case where it would detach unexpectedly, the opposite side to that provided with the shoulder strap is provided with a ring, the removable pocket being provided with a carabiner.

  Finally, the removable pocket is connected to the corresponding face by a closure of the "Velcro" type.

  The invention will now be described in more detail with reference to a particular embodiment given by way of example only and shown in the accompanying drawings.

  Figure 1 is a perspective view of a case according to the invention.

  Figure 2 shows in plan one of the sides of the case.

  Figure 3 shows in plan the case arranged with the different organs that it can support.

  The case 1 shown in the figures is in the form of a sheath formed of a sheet of cloth, canvas or leather, folded in half. The case has two elongated sides 1a and 1b and two short sides 1a and 1d. The small side ld for receiving the free end of the barrel of a weapon is reinforced and closed, while the edges of the sides la and are connected by a slider closure 2.

  On both sides 5 and 6 of the case are sewn strips 3 forming handles 4.

  The face 6 may include a shoulder strap 7 allows to wear the case on the shoulder.

  The face 5, in the vicinity of the end 1, is provided with a band 9 which constitutes one of the elements of a "Velcro" closure, the other element 11 of which is secured to the dorsal surface of a pocket 10 intended to contain cartridges or bullets.

  The face 5 comprises a second band 12 which constitutes an element of a "Velcro" closure whose other element 14 is integral with an elongate envelope 15 closed by a flap 16.

  This envelope is lined internally with a protective layer so that it can contain a telescopic sight without risk of damaging it.

  The casing is fixed on the face 5 by placing the band 14 on the band 12 and exerting a slight pressure on the casing 15; however, when the case is worn over the shoulder and the hunter moves in the woods the envelope, hung by a bramble, may come off without the hunter noticing and lose the envelope 15 and the bezel it contains. In order to avoid such a disadvantage, the envelope comprises a safety carabiner 17 which clings to a ring 18 integral with the face 5.

  On the face 5, there can still be provided a strap 22 whose ends are provided with "Velcro" strips and for fixing an element such as a trumpet which can, moreover, be attached to a carabiner 20 fixed on the face 5.

  Along the face lb are sewn three strips 23 whose free ends are provided with "Velcro" strips. These strips allow attachment, for example, a folding seat or a seat-cane.

  It is conceivable that such a case is very practical and allows the hunter to easily and easily transport the various accessories.

  Of course, the invention is not limited to the embodiment just described and shown. It will be possible to make many changes in detail without departing from the scope of the invention.

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Claims (1)

6 claims   1. Hunting weapon case such as a rifle or rifle and of the type consisting of an elongated sheath (1) with a slot for introducing the closing weapon with a slider closure (2) and having a shoulder strap (7). ) permitting to wear it on the shoulder, characterized in that it comprises a series of strips (23) fixed at an intermediate point of their length on the case and whose ends include means for their assembly .   2. Shotgun holster such as rifle or rifle, according to claim 1, characterized in that the straps are attached along an edge (lb) on the opposite side to the slider closure (2).   3. Shotgun holster such as a rifle or rifle according to claim 1, characterized in that the straps comprise, at their ends, so-called "Velcro" fastening strips.   4. Hunting weapon case such as rifle or rifle, according to claim 1, characterized in that the shoulder strap (7) is fixed on one face (6), the other face 5 having at least one removable pocket (10). , 15).   5. Hunting weapon case such as a rifle or rifle according to claim 4, characterized in that the face (5) opposite to that provided with the shoulder strap (7) is provided with a carabiner (20).   6. Hunting weapon case, such as a rifle or carabine, according to claim 4, characterized in that the face, opposite to that provided with the shoulder strap, is provided with a ring (18), the pocket removable (15) being provided with a carabiner (17).   7. Hunting weapon case, such as a rifle or carabine, according to claim 4, characterized in that the removable bag (15) is connected to the corresponding face by a "Velcro" closure. 20 25