RU183842U1 - LODGE FOR STORAGE AND TRANSPORT OF WEAPONS AND EQUIPMENT - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to devices for storing and transporting weapons and equipment of military personnel. EFFECT: rational arrangement of various types of weapons and equipment and their reliable fixation during transportation and storage, excluding the possibility of their mechanical damage due to displacement of weapons and equipment of the relative container body. Lodgement for storing and transporting weapons and equipment, including a base and belts for attaching weapons to it, characterized in that the rigid rectangular base is placed in a woven envelope, on the surface of which seats are formed to accommodate and mount different types of small arms, accessories to them, ammunition and equipment, while the seats for long-barreled small arms are made in the form of sewn rows of box-shaped pockets with molded inserts placed in them having recess with an inner contour corresponding to the contour of arms, seat under gun comprises two pairs sewn to the base of the transversely extending belts, seats for weapons stores comprise at least two straps, seats for Pistol stores are designed as straps, Velcro fastener and secured. 1 ill.

Description

The utility model relates to devices for storing and transporting weapons and equipment of military personnel.

Storage and transportation of weapons and equipment is carried out in factory packaging or special containers of different standards. Often, for individual military specialists, it is necessary to place different types of weapons and equipment in one container. The container must be designed and constructed in such a way as to ensure the safety of weapons and equipment for further combat use, as well as to simplify and speed up the process of laying and removing weapons and equipment in the field. In addition, the design of containers for storing and transporting weapons must be strong and durable.

Known lodgements in the form of inserts in a rigid case, molded from a shock-absorbing polymer foam material with recesses for accommodating weapons. These lodgments can be used both for one weapon, and for a combination of several types of weapons.

Despite the fact that the weapon is held by the tool tray in a rigid case, during transportation it is possible that the weapon moves between the tool tray towards its periphery. Such movement of the weapon may also be associated with compression of the cushioning material in the housing.

Known technical solution for US patent No. 3780487, publ. 12/25/1973, which is a means for storing and transporting firearms. The package contains polystyrene foam support blocks, in which the gun’s weapons are placed and fixed, made in the form of a sandwich structure, inside which the guns are placed. The versatility of packaging is achieved by contouring one or more support blocks to match the selected part of the weapon, which has a common shape and size in various types of weapons.

Known technical solution for US patent No. 6874628, publ. 04/05/2005, designed to mount weapons in a rigid case. The bedding is a cushioning material with low stiffness. For mounting weapons on such a tool tray, support elements are provided, each of which has a stiffness exceeding the rigidity of the tool tray, interacting with the other side of the tool tray opposite the butt and forearm. The belt is made around the support element opposite the butt through the lodgement and tightly around the butt. Another belt is made around the support element opposite the forearm through the lodgement and tightly around the forearm. Supporting elements and belts together hold a weapon located in the body.

The disadvantages of the known devices is not sufficiently reliable mounting of weapons in the container. In addition, the well-known solution does not provide for the possibility of laying in one container several types of weapons, as well as military equipment.

The technical task of the claimed utility model is to create a device for assembling and securely fixing various weapons and equipment for military personnel during transportation and storage, eliminating the possibility of mechanical damage.

EFFECT: rational arrangement of various types of weapons and equipment and their reliable fixation during transportation and storage, excluding the possibility of their mechanical damage due to displacement of weapons and equipment of the relative container body, including displacement downwards when the container is placed in an upright position (“field pyramid” ").

The technical result is achieved by the fact that the lodgement for storing and transporting weapons and equipment, including a base and belts for attaching weapons to it, characterized in that the rigid rectangular base is placed in a woven envelope, on the surface of which seats are formed to accommodate and mount different types of small arms weapons, their accessories, ammunition and equipment, while the seats for long-barrel small arms are made in the form of sewn rows of box-shaped pockets with the molded inserts in them having recesses with an internal contour corresponding to the contour of the weapon, the seat for the gun is made of two pairs sewn to the base of the transverse belts, the seats for the gun magazines include at least two belts, one of which is made in in the form of a clamping belt located around the rest, with the rest made in the form of a loop with ends sewn to the base, the seats for pistol magazines are made in the form of belts secured by a velcro fastener .

The rigid frame is made of a polymeric material, plywood or other sheet material of the corresponding thickness and stiffness. The envelope is made of canvas or non-woven material.

The envelope contains elements for attaching weapons and equipment: seats for placing and attaching small arms, bayonet-knives, weapon stores, ammo pouches, ammunition and equipment, boxes for machine-gun belts, as well as accessories for cleaning weapons (ZIP).

A utility model is illustrated in FIG. 1, which shows a tool tray for stowing weapons and ammunition for individual use (machine gunner).

In this case, the envelope contains the necessary list of fasteners:

The lodgement for placing weapons and equipment contains a rectangular base 1, which is a rigid frame, placed in a woven envelope.

The lodgement is attached to the bottom of each of the two halves of the container for storage and transportation of small arms and equipment (according to the patent of the Russian Federation for utility model No. 161684 of 11/05/2015) with mounting polymer or metal clips through holes 2 in the base of the lodgement 1.

The lodgement includes pockets 3 in the form of a box-shaped cavity sewn to the base 1 with an open upper side, into which polymer molded inserts 4 (for example, made of polyethylene foam) are placed and secured to them using belts 5 sewn to the base 1 from the opposite sides of the box-shaped cavity.

Pockets 3 are located in the longitudinal direction in several rows and can be made along the entire width of the base 1, or on its part. The minimum number of rows is two.

Molded inserts 4 contain recesses 6 for installing weapons in them. The shape and size of the inserts are determined by the type of weapons placed in them.

The rows of pockets 3 with molded inserts 4 located therein are designed to secure small arms, for example, one row serves as a fixing base for installing the stock, and the second row is a fixing base for the barrel of a weapon.

To place weapons stores on the base 1, a fastening system 7 was made, including the first belts 8, rigidly fixed to the base of the lodgement and made in the form of a loop with ends sewn to the base, the second belts 9 made in the form of two parts, which are rigidly fixed to the base at one end, and their second ends are connected to each other using a Velcro fastener, and the third clamping belt 10 is made in the form of two parts that are sewn at one end to the first and second belts, and their second ends are connected to each other with a fastener- " arabino "or with the help of Velcro fasteners. With small store sizes, the second belts 9 may be absent. In addition, the pressure belts 10 can surround only one cell for attaching the magazine, formed by a belt 8 and a belt 9, and can be fixed on different belts, covering several of these cells.

For mounting the gun on the lodgement 1, the system 11 is designed, consisting of two pairs of transverse belts sewn to the base. Each belt of the system 11 consists of two parts connected by a velcro fastener.

On the base 1, a fastening system 12 is fixed in the form of sewn slings (Molle system) for fastening equipment parts with belts.

To fasten the boxes under the machine gun cartridge belts on the base 1, two pockets 13.1 are made with two belts 14 sewn onto them and a belt 15 perpendicular to them, secured with a snap hook for large boxes with machine gun cartridge belts and two 13.2 pockets with a belt 14 sewn on them and belt 15, fastened with a clasp of the "carbine" type for small boxes with cartridge belts of machine guns.

Also on the lodgement belts 16 are provided for attaching pistol magazines, consisting of two parts, one end of which is sewn to the base 1, and their second ends are connected to each other by a velcro fastener.

Implementation of a utility model.

Laying weapons and ammunition for individual use by a machine gunner (figure 1):

A lodgement is installed on the bottom of the container for storing and transporting weapons and fastened with polymer or metal clips through holes 2 in the base 1 of the lodgement. In the seats in the form of belts 8 of the fastening system 7, stores of 2 pieces are placed in one cell, the shops are fastened with a velcro fastener of belts 9 and pressure belts 10.

In the seats formed by the four straps 11, lay the gun and secure it with Velcro fasteners. Pistol stores are placed in seats and secured with straps 16 with Velcro fastener.

In the seats in the form of pockets 13.1 and 13.2, boxes with cartridge belts of machine guns are laid and fixed with belts 14 and 15, equipped with snap hooks.

Straps are pulled through the sewn slings 12 of the Molle system to secure equipment parts.

In the seats formed by the recesses 6 in the molded inserts 4, a machine gun and a machine gun (rifle) are laid, while in the recesses 6 of the same row, the weapon barrels are placed, and in the recesses 6 of the second row - the stocks. The contours of the recesses correspond to the contours of the butt and barrel.

After laying the arms, the bracket strip is fixed, fixed to the container body.

Claims (1)

Lodgement for storing and transporting weapons and equipment, including a base and belts for attaching weapons to it, characterized in that the rigid rectangular base is placed in a woven envelope, on the surface of which seats are formed to accommodate and mount different types of small arms, accessories to them, ammunition and equipment, while the seats for long-barreled small arms are made in the form of sewn rows of box-shaped pockets with molded inserts placed in them having recesses with an internal contour corresponding to the contour of the weapon, the seat for the gun is made of two pairs sewn to the base of the transverse belts, the seats for the gun magazines include at least two belts, one of which is made in the form of a pressure belt located around the rest and the rest are made in the form of a loop with ends sewn to the base, the seats for pistol magazines are made in the form of belts secured by a Velcro fastener, the seats for equipment elements in the form of sewn slings for attaching equipment parts, the seats for the cartridges of machine gun cartridges are made in the form of pockets with belts sewn on them, fastened with a snap hook.

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