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Classe IPC
F41C 23/06 - Crosses spécialement adaptées pour réduire le recul 3
F41C 23/14 - Crosses ou parties de crosse réglables, c. à d. adaptables aux besoins personnels, p.ex. longueur, inclinaison, gauchissement 3
F41C 23/00 - Crosses; Plaques de crosse; Montures 2
A63B 53/04 - Têtes 1
F41C 23/04 - Crosses ou parties de crosses articulées ou télescopiques 1
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Recoil reduction firearm stock assembly

      
Numéro d'application 13788679
Numéro de brevet 08832984
Statut Délivré - en vigueur
Date de dépôt 2013-03-07
Date de la première publication 2014-09-11
Date d'octroi 2014-09-16
Propriétaire PHOENIX TECHNOLOGY, LTD. (USA)
Inventeur(s) Vesligaj, Zeljko

Abrégé

A recoil reduction stock assembly for a shoulder-fired firearm is described that includes a rear stock section housing a recoil reduction mechanism attachable to firearms with different receiver rear faces by using a front stock section having a rear face attachable to the rear stock section front face and a front face attachable to the rear face of the receiver. The assembly may include one rear stock section housing the recoil reduction mechanism and a plurality of front stock sections, each front stock section having the same rear face profile, but different front face profiles conforming to different receiver rear faces. The recoil reduction mechanism includes a compressible spring and a plunger, whereby recoil of said firearm compresses the spring against the plunger to absorb recoil. The assembly may also include a cheek rest slidably attached over a part of the rear stock section and attached to the recoil mechanism.

Classes IPC  ?

  • F41C 23/00 - Crosses; Plaques de crosse; Montures

2.

Stock assembly with recoil suppression

      
Numéro d'application 14153233
Numéro de brevet 08863428
Statut Délivré - en vigueur
Date de dépôt 2014-01-13
Date de la première publication 2014-05-08
Date d'octroi 2014-10-21
Propriétaire PHOENIX TECHNOLOGY, LTD. (USA)
Inventeur(s) Vesligaj, Zeljko

Abrégé

A stock assembly for attachment to a firearm assembly is described. The stock assembly includes a buttstock having a longitudinal conduit and a locking member; a connector tube with, front and back ends slidable within the buttstock conduit between a fully inserted position and a fully extended position, the tube having a longitudinal conduit; an attachment member slidable within the tube conduit between a forward position and a rearward position, the attachment member having a front end attachable to the firearm assembly and a rear end; a spring within the connector tube engaging the rear end of the attachment member, the spring urging the attachment member toward its forward position; and locking means preventing rotation of the attachment member relative to the connector tube, while allowing the attachment member to move within the tube between its forward and rearward positions.

Classes IPC  ?

  • F41C 23/06 - Crosses spécialement adaptées pour réduire le recul
  • F41C 23/00 - Crosses; Plaques de crosse; Montures
  • F41C 23/04 - Crosses ou parties de crosses articulées ou télescopiques
  • F41C 23/14 - Crosses ou parties de crosse réglables, c. à d. adaptables aux besoins personnels, p.ex. longueur, inclinaison, gauchissement

3.

KICK LITE RECOIL SUPPRESSION

      
Numéro de série 86012299
Statut Enregistrée
Date de dépôt 2013-07-17
Date d'enregistrement 2014-04-08
Propriétaire Phoenix Technology, Ltd ()
Classes de Nice  ? 13 - Armes à feu; explosifs

Produits et services

recoil suppressors for firearms, namely, a spring mechanism mounted within the firearm stock, whereby the spring is temporarily compressed when the firearm is discharged

4.

Recoil reducing assembly for autoloading firearms

      
Numéro d'application 13438898
Numéro de brevet 08505226
Statut Délivré - en vigueur
Date de dépôt 2012-04-04
Date de la première publication 2012-10-18
Date d'octroi 2013-08-13
Propriétaire PHOENIX TECHNOLOGY, LTD. (USA)
Inventeur(s) Vesligaj, Zeljko

Abrégé

A recoil-reducing stock assembly for an autoloading shotgun or rifle that includes a receiver with a rear face and a spring tube extending rearwardly from the receiver rear face is described. The assembly includes a pistol grip against the receiver rear face having a spring tube bore; a stock having a spring tube recess and a connector tube cavity; a connector tube with a bore attachable at selected positions to the stock within the connector tube cavity; a tubular conduit slidably inserted over the spring tube and slidable and non-rotatable within the connector tube bore, the tubular conduit having a front end non-rotatably attached to the pistol grip; and a compressible spring inserted over the front tubular conduit and between the connector tube and the pistol grip to buffer recoil.

Classes IPC  ?

  • F41C 23/06 - Crosses spécialement adaptées pour réduire le recul

5.

Stock assembly with recoil suppression

      
Numéro d'application 13373056
Numéro de brevet 08671608
Statut Délivré - en vigueur
Date de dépôt 2011-11-03
Date de la première publication 2012-02-23
Date d'octroi 2014-03-18
Propriétaire PHOENIX TECHNOLOGY, LTD. (USA)
Inventeur(s) Vesligaj, Zeljko

Abrégé

A stock assembly for attachment to a firearm assembly is described. The stock assembly includes a buttstock having a longitudinal conduit and a locking member; a connector tube with front and back ends slidable within the buttstock conduit between a fully inserted position and a fully extended position, the tube having a longitudinal conduit; an attachment member slidable within the tube conduit between a forward position and a rearward position, the attachment member having a front end attachable to the firearm assembly and a rear end; a spring within the connector tube engaging the rear end of the attachment member, the spring urging the attachment member toward its forward position; and locking means preventing rotation of the attachment member relative to the connector tube, while allowing the attachment member to move within the tube between its forward and rearward positions.

Classes IPC  ?

  • F41C 23/14 - Crosses ou parties de crosse réglables, c. à d. adaptables aux besoins personnels, p.ex. longueur, inclinaison, gauchissement
  • F41C 23/06 - Crosses spécialement adaptées pour réduire le recul

6.

Stock assembly with recoil suppression

      
Numéro d'application 13200899
Numéro de brevet 08286382
Statut Délivré - en vigueur
Date de dépôt 2011-10-04
Date de la première publication 2012-02-02
Date d'octroi 2012-10-16
Propriétaire PHOENIX TECHNOLOGY, LTD. (USA)
Inventeur(s) Vesligai, Zeljko

Abrégé

A stock assembly for attachment to the receiver of a shotgun is described. The assembly includes a pistol grip; a stock; a connector tube slidable within a conduit in the stock, the stock and connector being selectively lockable to each other; an attachment member slidable within the tube conduit between fully inserted and fully extended positions; a first elongated connector attached to the attachment member and extending parallel to the longitudinal axis of the tube into attachment with the pistol grip; a second elongated connector extending from the pistol grip into engagement with the receiver, the second member being at an angle to the first member; and a compression spring in the tube conduit urging the attachment member toward its fully extended position.

Classes IPC  ?

  • F41C 23/20 - Crosses; Plaques de couche; Leur montage

7.

Stock assembly with recoil suppression

      
Numéro d'application 12455125
Numéro de brevet 08051593
Statut Délivré - en vigueur
Date de dépôt 2009-05-28
Date de la première publication 2010-03-25
Date d'octroi 2011-11-08
Propriétaire PHOENIX TECHNOLOGY, LTD. (USA)
Inventeur(s) Vesligai, Zeljko

Abrégé

A stock assembly for attachment to the receiver of a shotgun is described. The assembly includes a pistol grip; a stock; a connector tube slidable within a conduit in the stock, the stock and connector being selectively lockable to each other; an attachment member slidable within the tube conduit between fully inserted and fully extended positions; a first elongated connector attached to the attachment member and extending parallel to the longitudinal axis of the tube into attachment with the pistol grip; a second elongated connector extending from the pistol grip into engagement with the receiver, the second member being at an angle to the first member; and a compression spring in the tube conduit urging the attachment member toward its fully extended position.

Classes IPC  ?

  • F41C 23/14 - Crosses ou parties de crosse réglables, c. à d. adaptables aux besoins personnels, p.ex. longueur, inclinaison, gauchissement

8.

PHOENIX TECHNOLOGY

      
Numéro de série 77720296
Statut Enregistrée
Date de dépôt 2009-04-23
Date d'enregistrement 2012-05-08
Propriétaire Phoenix Technology, Ltd. ()
Classes de Nice  ? 13 - Armes à feu; explosifs

Produits et services

Firearm accessories, namely, recoil suppressors for firearms

9.

Golf club head

      
Numéro d'application 10823917
Numéro de brevet 07147574
Statut Délivré - en vigueur
Date de dépôt 2004-04-14
Date de la première publication 2005-10-20
Date d'octroi 2006-12-12
Propriétaire PHOENIX TECHNOLOGY, LTD. (USA)
Inventeur(s) Vesligaj, Zeljko

Abrégé

A golf club head having a front surface with a substantially planar face, a lower edge and a ball impact area, is constructed with a composite core of metal and plastic, with the core being enclosed in an injection molded plastic sheath. The core may be formed of layers of metal and plastic, or an injection molded plastic having metal particles dispersed therein. The metal to plastic weight ratio is preferably from about 90:10 to about 10:90. For putter heads, the head also includes a resilient section in the front surface having a face flush with the front surface, a lower edge aligned with the front surface lower edge, and an upper edge below the ball initial impact area. An exposed section of the non-resilient core may serve as the initial striking surface, while a front section of the resilient sheath may serve as the second ball striking surface.

Classes IPC  ?