IT201600118171A1 - A firearm holster with a weapon retention system prepared from the inside of the holster facing the user - Google Patents

Description

A FIRE SHIELD HOLSTER WITH A RETAINING SYSTEM

DELL <'> WEAPON PREPARED FROM THE INSIDE OF THE HOLSTER

TURNS TOWARDS L <"> UTI LI ZATORE

Arrbi to del I <"> i nvenzi on

This invention relates to the technical sector relating to the bottom for firearm hooks, for example, self-rot or drum hooks.

In par ticular, the invention refers to a particular restraint system which <■> is in itself taken care of for the non-auth orised extractions of the I <"> weapons. <■> they also set up on the fund na i n a strategic position to make it more difficult to access to unauthorized persons, for example or during a collection, so increasing further the degree of safety.

Brief notes on the technical note

Retaining earthworks for firearms in the bottom are known from time to time and there are a number of them since today.

A fund na, i n genre, f or nrat ed from nrat er i al e pl asti with rigid or from nrateri al e ti po Nyl on or i n Pel l e, eserrpi or real i zzata i n starrpo. It forms a cavity <"> conformity to be able to accommodate the I <"> firearms with the butt or facing the external I <"> to allow the I <"> ut i I i zzat or and to be able to grab the <“> weapons and extract them to r egol ar rrent e. The bottom is then fi xed, by means of special loops, to a c nture l to which <■> apply the cabi l and i n around the life of the I <"> ut i I i zzat or or it can be fi xed on other pol og e of platforms such as Gi I et tatti c or bali sti ces or conscience platforms or other platforms then ogi e of s uppor t i.

The bottom, as well as the support to which it is fixed, can both present various pol oges and shapes and ratios according to the different intended use, for exerrpi or professed onal i n arrbito si to M l itare that of Politi a or that of sports for exercises of state th e or narration as well as that l e civi l i for personal defense.

The restraint systems for the weapons set in the bottom can be of different types.

Some of them, for example, act on the bridges of the I <"> arms trarrite a hooks or / pin that engages on the bridges of the I <"> arms for which the rrpedando the exit of l to st it.

At the three sol uzi ons they provide for a bl ock on the upper part of the I <"> arms drawn on a hood or or laces or which, once placed the I <"> arms in the bottom, the rrpedi sce l a out exit posi tioning in contrast against the upper part of the I arms usually the correspondence of the <'> Dog, of the I <“> arms. The release of the same Hoods / Laces or starts will close a pulleys and / s the rail of releases or that the latter will release this last, allowing it to rotate the n position of release. or thanks to a spring of re who I love.

In the three solutio ns, they provide for a bl ock on the ejection chamber of the bossol or in the ejection chamber of the previous ones that are inserted in the ejection chamber. To extract the <“> weapons <■> you need here or to s i rpegnar the l bl occo by acting tightly on a pul sant and I eva.

All of these can usually be steered by using the Pol lyce or Indi ce finger and in the sporadic cases you can find the IVfedi or IVbno finger.

Such safety earthworks can be present on a floor in the number of one or more than one cont errpor aneament e.

The same authorizing applicant has filed various patents referring to these restraint systems described above.

For example, the international domain and V \ D2015 / 124970, in the name of the same request, describes a bleaching device which represents the pre-delivery of the l a r the sale 1.

It <■> is made up of a double a l eve and one of them acts directly on the bridge of the I <“> arms to blast I <“> arms in position when inserted in the bottom. Thus, the eve rotates between a position of blinking the I <“> arms and a position which l i bera the I <“> arms through a second operating lever connected to it. The user, acting by pressure on the second eve, causes a rotation which, by contact, spins the first eve to rotate the offset position. In this way <■> you can draw the <“> weapons. When the second l eve is dried, a spring causes it to cont ror ot at it so that even the a pri mi l eve <■> l i b e to counter-rotate, tighten thanks to a l a, in l a bl occo posi on.

The same woman also describes a pr ol angament of the second l eve that acts on the Laces or (also forms equivalent to Caps o o Lids o) that obstructs the bottom of the bottom from the upper part of the I <"> weapons (<'> canej. Therefore, when you act on the second level to unlatch the bridges of the I <"> weapons, cont est ual rrent and such and second the and at one we I a, it rotates in a posi on that there will be the upper part of the I <“> arms allowing the <“> est ration.

This type of solution <■> therefore par t i with the arrrent and functi onal and the bl occa cont est ual rrent e I <"> arms from the side of the cell bridge and from the top it facilitates an actuation of sbl occo by acting by pressure with the idle finger on a single point (and therefore on a single point or point).

However, the system is <■> set on the bottom from the side facing the outside, that is the side that is used <■> opposite to the surface of the fi xings or of the bottom itself to the support that is placed by the I <“> ut i I i zzat or e.

Such exposure to the outside inevitably produces a serious and technical erratic probi l.

The first erroneous probi cal concerns a risk of possible fraudulent operation of the dry land or the I <“> arrra, for example or during a collision. Basically, for examples or companies that provide for hand-to-hand collisions, the l rral l nti on could actually act more easily on the eve in order to engage and operate (<"> extractions one of the stol a.Whoever this bears a considerable risk to the safety of the agent himself involved and of the civilians.

Another inconvenience concerns the fact that this external <'> position, of the first, obliges I <"> ut i I i zzat or and, in order to operate the <'> extraction, to keep a position of the nnatural nano and having to cont ual rrent and repugnant the I <“> arnra l ry ni c and press on the act on point with the idi c finger.

This makes it more difficult and slow (<"> extraction as well as dangerous as the proximity of the l <'> i ndi ce for the nerzi a puD also lead to an acci dental shot and, once there berata I <"> arrives from the bottom.

It is the thesis of the I <"> invention

The purpose of this invention is to provide a bottom of a <'> firearms, including a restraint system of a <'> weapons, which solves the aforementioned technical nuisances. .

In par ticular <■> purpose of the present invention to provide a ncl hearing fund with a weapon restraint system which can be easily operated to allow the owner of the > arms a rapid extraction of the same product which, on the other hand, results difficult to operate and fraudulently by unauthorized persons, for example or during a connection.

These and other purposes are therefore achieved with the present fund for a firearm, in accordance with the sales 1.

Tal and funds na corrprende:

A surface is l ateral and external (10);

- A l ateral and internal surface (20) opposite to the l ateral and external surface (10) and of the rritant a place to contain the bottom within which the weapons can be stored, called surface and the internal side by correcting further means of fi xing (21) to fix the bottom to an external support and so that, when fixed, the surface and the internal side (20) faces towards said external support;

A l evage (30, 40) for bl ocking the <'> arms to the l <'> i nside of the l <"> arms within the bottom and a dislocated position which allows the free extraction of the I <"> arms from the bottom, called l everaggi or by buying a first mileage (30) already revolving and at the bottom and provided with a first part (32), having an engagement tooth (32 <">) suitable for engaging with the l bridges of the I <"> arms, a second part (33) cooperating with a second l eve (40) and called the ncer ni er ament o (31) between said first and second part. and at the bottom it is equipped with a <"> pressure area (41) such that by exercising a pressure the correspondence of said pressure area (41) in the direction of the containment site or the I <“> arms, called second the eve rotates by pushing the a pri mi l eve (30), through the second part (33) with which the eve (40) <■> is placed in contact, to rotate in the position in which the engagement tooth (32 <“>) of di is committed from bridges between the I <“> arms by conducting the l vages or in the s bl occo pos i t on;

- The asti c means to cause the first and second eval to contort on the bl occo configurat on when you dry the press on from the pressure area.

In accordance with the l <'> i nvenzi on such and l everage (30, 40) <■> pre-positioned on the l ateral and internal surface (20) of the l afo na.

In this node all the aforesaid technical inconveniences are easily solved.

In particular, the pre-marrying of such and the lands or on the surface and the internal and external (20) deterres a <'> hidden position, which allows an easy access to it to the one who wears it. The fund na mi certainly not mil i nt enz i onat o, above all the coll lutatio ns and the melee. This obviously increases safety.

Furthermore, this predi cation means that the actuation of the second eve can be carried out through the pol l i ce, thus maintaining a natural grip of the I <"> arnra and therefore proper to the competition. of its grip or nomal and for I <“> est rati on.

Further advantages are derived from the resale of pendants.

Brief description of the signs

Further char acteristics and advantages of the present fund, according to the <"> invention, will be more clearly evident with the following description of some real i zzat i ve forms, made by title. o f i cat i ve and non i rritative exemplary, with reference to the accompanying signs, in which:

Figures from 1 to 1 to 6 show different axonometric views that of the fund in accordance with the present invention with the weapons provided in it;

Figure 7 shows a screen of the eve defining the restraint device of which this end is provided;

- Fig. 8 shows a detail of the present day of the l average or of the bl occo on the surface and the ateral and the internal of the f ond na;

Figure 9 shows partial coverage of the subject matter.

Descri on of some preferred embodiments In accordance with the l <'> invention, as per the attached figures, the I <"> weapon restraint device integrated in the na bottom l <■> now placed on the internal part <'>, of the bottom, that is the one I use <■> facing the support to which the bottom is fixed, support which is then put on by the I <"> uti I i zzat ore.

The supports can of course be of different types, such as for example a cladding loop, a system of conscience to the e, an element connectable to an already acca or forming an integral part of the already acca itself, or a kit that allows the connection on a flat plate IVbl I e.

The bottom, as per known art, <■> realized in the nrateri al and rigid plastis, generally for starrpaggi. It forms a cavity <"> on the inside of which weapons are used and the bottom of which, as detailed below, is accompanied by the various retention devices of the I <"> weapons.

Likewise, it could also be nrra teri al i different such as Pel l e or Nyl on or other Si nteti c.

The bottom generally has two lateral surfaces (10, 20) which define the sides of the same. They then join each other through a dorsal part and 70, si bi l e eserrpi o i n figure 3, and a ventral part 80 si bi l e eserrpi o i n f i gur a 4.

As shown in Figure 1, the surface and the external side 10, defined in this text as you do a <'> external, 10, <■> i n use facing outwards when the bottom na <■> i ndossed by the I <"> ut i I i zzat or e. As shown in Figure 1, in accordance with the invention, the external face 10 of the bottom does not present any withholding devices. even less, points in which to apply a pressure to operate such restraint devices by bringing them in the conditions of commitment of the weapons.

Figure 2 shows the surface instead of the surface and the internal surface 20, defined as the internal surface which is opposed to the external surface. Note the holes 21 which represent the attachment means for fi xing the bottom to its support (for example either a loop for cuttings or a leg kit or a kit for mounting or on typical platforms. IVbl I and o Pai).

Such means of attachment can be of any nature, for example, with screws or even magnetic, and are not the specific object of this invention.

On this surface and on the side and in the interior 20, in accordance with the l <'> invention, there are pre-displaced devices of r i t enut a / r the I <"> weapons described in more detail or below. t o in the following t o.

The provision of such devices of r i t enut a / r the I <"> weapons on the surface and the internal 20 already brings <"> a first of mmedi ato advantages, or that l o not to allow easy access to the mil i nt en s onat o, since they are in fact hidden and in a position not visible and difficult to access for those who do not invest in the fund.

In accordance with the invention, this retention device <■> substantially in mind the one described in the first question V \ D2015 / 124970 considered herein is used in this text entirely by reference.

In particular, figure 3 shows the a pri mi l eve 30, I according to I eva 40 and the I I acci or 50.

The second level 40 has a <'> area 41 of pressure on which I <"> the user acts with his finger in such a way as to deploy the area 41 towards the rezi on inside of the cavity <">, therefore towards the arms and thus causing a rotation of this and the eve around its axis of inert ner ni er ament or 45 to the bottom. In this way, as detailed in the following, a rotation of the outer edge <"> 42 of such eve 40 is caused and that causes the eve 30 to rotate in the opposite direction of figure 4. Contextually I <"> extrerrit < ”> 43 of the same blade 40 rotates tightly in the direction of figure 4 removing the caps or the steel 50.

The internal positioning <'> of the first and the last and therefore of the I <"> area of proximity 41 means that I <"> act on the t i nrol t or more nat ur al e.

In particular, to press unnecessary <■> or a novi ment f or zat 0 / pensat 0 mi bens1⁄4 natural and in the l or ng ment of the I <“> i rrpugnat ur a del I <"> weapons and utilities l i zzing the pol l i ce, so bringing enormous advantages to the n terni nals of speed <”> of est rati on.

The solution described in V \ D2015 / 124970, due to the posi tion on the external face of the bottom l a n of such and bl occo device, does not allow the use of the pol l i ce I but 1⁄4 of the l <'> i ndi ce and therefore does not favor an extraction with a natural handle and of the I <"> weapons. It could also cause a shot acci dental and during the extraction with the <'> entry near the finger on the inside of the bridge on the inside and here on the grille.

By entering into the descriptive detail of the invention, the figure 7 taunts the first of the first to operate the first.

The level 30, is as shown in the l a scerrat i zzazi on of figure 7 that as evidenced also in the l and figures from l to 3 to l to 6, The bottom is so that it can rotate around this axis.

Level 30 therefore presents a part upstream of I <"> i ncer ni er ament 0 and a part upstream of this e i ncer ni er ament 0.

The part 33 upstream of the I <"> I ncer ni er ament 0 cooperating by contact with the eve 40 while the part 32 upstream of the I <"> arms through the tooth 0 pin 32 < "> that acts on the bridge of the I <"> arms.

In this way I <"> extrerrit <-> 32, equipped with a special tooth or locking pin 32 <">, depending on the position held by that and the eva 30 can be gripped against the cell bridges or it can be of s i rrpegnat 0 from it, so 1 i berando I <"> weapons.

For example 0 in l a figure 3 l a l eva 30 <■> shown in a condition with the l tooth 32 <"> i n taken on the bridge of the I <"> arnra so bl occando I <"> weapons i n positions Having reached the area 41 with a certain pressure P, it runs from figure 4, the height 30 is brought to rotate around the fulcrum 31 in such a knot that the tooth 32 <"> rotates in the verse of figure 4 of di si rrpegno, also runs scherrat i zzat o i n figure 7, whereby l i berando i l bridges cel l o of the I <"> arms.

It runs from figure 3, and also runs scherrat i zzat o i n figure 7, l a l eva 40 <■> also forrrata from one part 43 to the valley of its i ncer ni er arrent or 45 and from a part 42 upstream of such and i ncer ni er arrent o and cooperating by contact with part 33 of l a l eva 30.

The l eva 40 <■> therefore endowed with such extremes <"> 42 that emerges from the l <'> near area 41 and I to which estrenrit <" ■> i n contact above the I <"> east r erri t <”> 33 of the last year 30.

In this way, located on the pressure area 41, the height 40 rotates around its axis of reference 45 (shown in figure 7 which is evident in figure 1 to 3 al l to 6) causing a rotation of l to l eve 30 which brings the bridges to the l or to l i ber each other.

Figure 7 shows very well the rotation of the l a l eve 40 which deploys the <'> extrerrit <"> 33 whereby causing a rotation of the l a l eve 30 which leads to the l a l a l a l a l a srprit on of the cel l bridge (the images outlined in figure 7).

Of the l and mol l and of what I love, already known in the art, and for example or directly applied in the axes of rotation or in other points of application, bring the two levels into the l a condi zi on and when dry (configuration in figure 7 in continuous).

The <'> extrerrit <”> 32 that blinks on the bridge of the I <"> a rra obviously has a conforrat i on with a l ato i ncl i born from the side of the I nserì ment <"> Arrra i n node such and to return an i nvito such and for which l a l eve 30 rotates to allow I <"> i nser i rrent o del I <"> arrra when I <"> arrra comes spi nta within Once corrpl eted I <"> i nser i rrent o i l tooth overrides the bridges in the cell and thanks to the l a nrol I a it moves into its bl occo condition (figure 7 i nua).

The l eve 40, runs already <"> anti-ci pato, returns from the opposite side to the extremes <"> 42 a further extrerrit <"> 43 of such length and from the l a rrpegnarsi with the laces or 50.

Figures 1 to 3 to 1 to 6 show who arally tal and extrerrit <"> 43 equipped with tooth 44 (there is bi l and n transparencies in figure 5) which is engaged with a relative tooth 52 of steel 50 (obviously it could also be involved in a forum or other system which replaces its function).

Tighten with reference to figure 7, therefore, when you rotate the eve 40 for di s i rpegnar the bridges of the I <"> arrra, causing the rotation of the eve 30, contextually I <"> extrerrit <" > 43 rotates away from the gripping condition of tooth 44 from tooth 52.

In this condi on the l acci o <■> l i b e to rotate per s i rrpegnare and the upper part of the I <“> arrra. The steel therefore rotates in the open position of figure 5, allowing (<"> extraction of the I <"> arrra as shown in figure 6, thanks to a sol it it stalls to what force the such and opening rezi on.

When you rei nsce I <"> arrra, as mentioned, it blinks aut orrat i cament and through the bridges to the l or to the extrerrit <"> 32 <"> del l a l eva 30. E <"> suffi ci then r i posi tions onar and l acci o in l a posi on of who wears in contrast against the upper part of the I <"> arrra thanks to al dente 52 also conforrrato with an invitation that favors snap I <" > engagement with the tooth 44.

As shown in Figure 8, the system of the eve can now advantageously be in a seat extracted externally on the surface and the lateral and internal 20 of the bottom. In particular, this location can be deli rited by walls that rise vertically from the l ateral and the internal surface and which take the form of the l a l eve 40 and part of the l a l eve 30 that of the rritano.

Figure 8 clearly shows how this solution allows to integrate into the walls themselves the cylindrical bodies 100 which serve as a receiving seat for the fi xing screws or to fi x the bottom to any axis. support (for example or a loop loop).

Q / there is the <'> height of the seat l i ndri that 100 is the adjustability of the connection with the external support <■> so that it must dry spaces or suffi ciently in use for I <" > i nser i ment of the pol l i ce between the support and the eva.

This results <■> also obtaining bi l e with I <"> the insertion of thicknesses of different heights to be positioned between the bottom body and the through-hole.

Advantageously, a part of the cover, as shown in figure 9, can be further covered by a cover or 110 which makes use of 100 for its fastenings or the same seats. ⁄4 the safety since, in this mini era, there are no more accesses for fraudulent corruption and protecting it from the possibility of dirt that could damage it. used operation.

Q / vi ace the coverage <■> partially and the dry at the l a I uce at least the <"> area on which to press in order to actuate the I editions or in its corrpl it.

Claims (10)

CLAIMS . A fund for a current firearm is: A surface is l ateral and external (10); A surface is l ateral and internal (20) opposite the surface and l ateral and external (10) and the rritant to the part is a place of containment or within which it is possible to place the <"> weapons, called surface and l ateral and internal by correcting additional or rrent and fi xing means or (21) to fi x the bottom to an external support and so that, when fi xed, the surface and the ateral is internal (20) faces a towards said external support; - A l evage (30, 40) to bl ock the <“> arms inside the bottom and in between a bl ocking posi on, in which there is a I <" > weapons within the bottom and a releasing position which allows the free extraction of the I <"> weapons from the bottom, called l everaggi or by paying a first mileage (30) a first part (32), having an engagement tooth (32 <">) suitable for engaging with the bridges of the I <"> arms, a second part (33) cooperating with a second l eve (40) and called i ncer ni er ament o (31) between said first and second part, said second l eve (40) being in turn at the bottom it is equipped with a <'> pressure area (41) such that by exerting a pressure the correspondence of said pressure area (41) in the direction of the containment seat of the <"> weapons, called second the eve rotates by pushing the a pri mi l eve (30) to rotate in its position in which the disengagement tooth (32 <">) of disengages from the bridge of the I <"> arms by conducting the gear or in the position of release ; The asti c means to cause the first and second eval to contort on the bl occo configurat on when removing the pressure from the pressure area; Characterized by the fact that said l everage (30, 40) <■> is set on the l ateral and internal surface (20) of the end. 2. A bottom, according to resell 1, in which an upper retention device (50) is included, for example or a Laces or / Caps or, rotatable and between an opening position, in which the access to l a location of l a fund na for I <"> i nser i rrent or I <"> arms, and a position of wearer whose obstruction to re ns no part to rrent and such and openness whereby by placing itself in contrast against the upper part of the I <"> arms when i n use the <■> arms <■> i nserted in the bottom n by releasing the <"> est rati on. 3. A fund, according to claim 2, in which the second part (40) includes a first part (42) kept in contact with the second part (33) of the first part (30), a second part (43) and an i ncer ni er anrent o (45) between said first and second part, said second part (43) providing locking means (44), said second part (43) having a length so that said locking means (44) are engaged with correspondingly locking means (52) belonging to said upper retention device (50) when said retention device exceeds <■ > brought the wearer posi on with said second eve (40) placed in said blanking posi on. 4. A bottom, according to claim 3, in which said locking means (44) comprise a tooth (44) and said locking means (52) comprise a seat or an additional tooth (52) configured to engage with said tooth (44). 5. A bottom, according to one or more of the previous sales, in which the surface and the lateral and internal (20) are so shaped as to define a peri meter within which said I everaggi o. 6. A bottom, according to one or more of the previous claims, in which the means of fastening or to fix the bottom to the external support are such that the use, between the bottom and said surface and external support, there is a space o suffi cient for I <"> i nser i ment o the pol l i ce of the I <"> ut i I i zzat or and to allow I <"> ac i onament o of the l everaggi o. 7. A fund, according to one or more of the previous sales, in which a hedge is provided (110) which covers at least partially the said l everage. 8. A fund, in accordance with claim 7, in which said coverage fully covers the aforementioned tax (30). 9. A bottom, according to claim 7 or 8, in which said cover is provided with openings to allow passage or means of fastening. 10. A fund, according to one or more of the previous sales, in which the fund na · real i ized i n starrp i n materials al and plastic.