Abstract: A single mount for mounting a group of accessories on a hand gun, comprising: a four sided bracket for slideably engaging the mount with a Picatinny rail of the hand gun and attaching accessories above, below and to the sides of the hand gun. The mount has a pair of V-grooves in a bottom portion for slideably engaging a pair of V-slides of the hand gun and at least one outward extending Picatinny type rail portions for attaching an accessory to the hand gun. An upper portion of the bracket is spaced upwardly away from a barrel of the hand gun by a distance which allows a shooter to view an existing iron sight at the front of the hand gun. The short Picatinny type rail portion has a cross groove which cooperates with a cross-bolt to lock an accessory on the mount.

Abstract: A single mount for mounting a group of accessories on a hand gun, comprising: a four sided bracket for slideably engaging the mount with a Picatinny rail of the hand gun and attaching accessories above, below and to the sides of the hand gun. The mount has a pair of V-grooves in a bottom portion for slideably engaging a pair of V-slides of the hand gun and at least one outward extending Picatinny type rail portions for attaching an accessory to the hand gun. An upper portion of the bracket is spaced upwardly away from a barrel of the hand gun by a distance which allows a shooter to view an existing iron sight at the front of the hand gun. The short Picatinny type rail portion has a cross groove which cooperates with a cross-bolt to lock an accessory on the mount.

Abstract: A system for mounting a flashlight on a firearm so that the mounting of the flashlight does not interfere with the sighting system, be it telescopic, non-telescopic, or a combination of the two. Various embodiments of mounts are disclosed for these several types of sightings systems. One embodiment for a telescope sight system comprises a separable mounting of the flashlight on the firearm which does not affect the mounting of the telescope sight.

Abstract: In a firearm telescope sight mount system a base is mounted on a firearm and a mount member is operatively engaged with the base. The mount member includes a receptacle for reception of the body of a telescope sight. The base and the mount member are operatively engaged via a dovetail type connection, comprising a channel in the mount and a slide on the base. The mount is resiliently flexible from its free position in response to externally applied forces so that its channel expands slightly allowing the mount to be slid axially onto the slide of the base. Upon release of the external forces, the resiliency results in a forceful clamping action on the base.

Abstract: A see-through type telescope sight mount for firearms comprises a pair of mounting members operatively coupled together. Each mounting member comprises a quarter circular first portion forming a portion of a receptacle for the body of a telescope sight, a second generally semioval portion below the first portion adapted to engage via its free distal edge a corresponding groove in the firearm and a third portion joining one end of the first portion to the other end of the second portion. The third portions confront each other and fasteners pass through the respective third portions to operatively couple the two mounting members. A protuberance is provided in each mounting member along the juncture of its first and third portions and two protuberances are in abutting relationship with each other to thereby space apart the respective third portions.