Abstract: A muzzle device for simultaneously reducing recoil, muzzle rise and muzzle flash is disclosed. The muzzle device generally comprises a body including a cylindrical wall, wherein the body has a proximal end configured for attachment to a firearm muzzle and a distal end. The muzzle device further includes a projectile opening extending from the proximal end to the distal end. A plurality of uniquely designed radial baffles and vent openings are arranged through the body of the disclosed muzzle device.

Abstract: A muzzle device for simultaneously reducing recoil, muzzle rise and muzzle flash is disclosed. The muzzle device generally comprises a body including a cylindrical wall, wherein the body has a proximal end configured for attachment to a firearm muzzle and a distal end. The muzzle device further includes a projectile opening extending from the proximal end to the distal end. A plurality of uniquely designed radial baffles and vent openings are arranged through the body of the disclosed muzzle device.

Abstract: A muzzle device for simultaneously reducing recoil, muzzle rise and muzzle flash is disclosed. The muzzle device generally comprises a body including a cylindrical wall, wherein the body has a proximal end configured for attachment to a firearm muzzle and a distal end. The muzzle device further includes a projectile opening extending from the proximal end to the distal end. A plurality of uniquely designed radial baffles and vent openings are arranged through the body of the disclosed muzzle device.

Abstract: A muzzle device for simultaneously reducing recoil, muzzle rise and muzzle flash is disclosed. The muzzle device generally comprises a body including a cylindrical wall, wherein the body has a proximal end configured for attachment to a firearm muzzle and a distal end. The muzzle device further includes a projectile opening extending from the proximal end to the distal end. A plurality of uniquely designed radial baffles and vent openings are arranged through the body of the disclosed muzzle device.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an adapter and a mechanism for attaching accessories to support structures. The adapter generally comprises a base configured for attachment to a support structure; a housing connected to the base; at least one rotating member coupled with the housing; a locking means arranged and configured to selectively engage the at least one rotating member; an accessory attachment member configured to receive at least one accessory; and at least one arm having a first end connected to the accessory attachment member and having a second end connected to the at least one rotating member.

Abstract: A mount adapter device is disclosed which utilizes a sliding mechanism for repositioning accessories attached to a firearm between operative and inoperative positions relative to the firearm. The sliding mount adapter device generally includes a base member, a guiding member, and a sliding member. The base member is configured to be attached to a firearm. The sliding member includes an upper portion configured to receive and retain an accessory. The sliding member is slidably engaged with the guiding member such that the sliding member may be repositioned between a first position relative to the base member and a second position relative to the base member by being slidably moved across the guiding member which is connected to the base member.

Abstract: Accessory rails with slot adapters and mechanisms of use are disclosed. The accessory rail is mountable on a primary device, such as a firearm, for releasably attaching an auxiliary device directly to the accessory rail. The accessory rail generally includes a rail body and at least one slot adapter, which is integrally formed within the rail body, for receiving attachment means of the auxiliary device.

Abstract: The accessory rail is mountable on a primary device, such as a firearm, for releasably attaching an auxiliary device directly to the accessory rail. The accessory rail generally includes a rail body and at least one slot adapter, which is integrally formed within the rail body, for receiving attachment means of the auxiliary device.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an adapter and a mechanism for attaching accessories to support structures. The adapter generally comprises a base configured for attachment to a support structure; a housing connected to the base; at least one rotating member coupled with the housing; a locking means arranged and configured to selectively engage the at least one rotating member; an accessory attachment member configured to receive at least one accessory; and at least one arm having a first end connected to the accessory attachment member and having a second end connected to the at least one rotating member.

Abstract: A mount adapter device utilizing a spring-loaded push system for quickly and securely attaching accessories to weapon accessory rails is disclosed. The mount adapter device generally includes a first base member, a second base member, a push rod member, and a resilient member. The push rod member connects the first base member and the second base member. The first base member is linearly slidable into engagement with the second base member in a first direction, and the second base member is linearly slidable into engagement with the first base member in a second direction which is opposite the first direction. The first base member includes a first clamping member for engaging a first edge of the weapon accessory rail. The second base member includes a second clamping member for engaging a second edge of the rail.

Abstract: A mount adapter device is disclosed which utilizes a spring-loaded push system that employs a dual locking mechanism to releasably, consistently, and securely lock accessories to a weapon accessory rail. The mount adapter device generally includes a first base member, a second base member, a push rod member, and a resilient member. The push rod member slidably connects the first base member and the second base member. The first base member is linearly slidable into engagement with the second base member in a first direction, and the second base member is linearly slidable into engagement with the first base member in a second direction which is opposite the first direction. The first base member includes a first clamping member for engaging one edge of the rail. The second base member includes a second clamping member for engaging an opposite edge of the rail.

Abstract: A mount adapter device is disclosed which utilizes a sliding mechanism for repositioning accessories attached to a firearm between operative and inoperative positions relative to the firearm. The sliding mount adapter device generally includes a base member, a guiding member, and a sliding member. The base member is configured to be attached to a firearm. The sliding member includes an upper portion configured to receive and retain an accessory. The sliding member is slidably engaged with the guiding member such that the sliding member may be repositioned between a first position relative to the base member and a second position relative to the base member by being slidably moved across the guiding member which is connected to the base member.

Abstract: A gun support apparatus is provided, which includes a base portion, a first arm member, and a second arm member. The first arm member is attached to the base portion. The second arm member is attached to the base portion. Each of the first and second arm members includes an upright member, a distal support member, a first link, and a second link. The first link is pivotably coupled to the upright member and attached to the distal support member, such that the first link is located between the distal support member and the upright member. The second link is pivotably coupled to the upright member and pivotably coupled to a distal end of the first link, such that the second link is located between the distal support member and the upright member. The second link has a variable length, and may include a dampener, spring, and/or friction element.

Abstract: A gun support apparatus is provided, which includes a base portion, a first arm member, and a second arm member. The first arm member is attached to the base portion. The second arm member is attached to the base portion. Each of the first and second arm members includes an upright member, a distal support member, a first link, and a second link. The first link is pivotably coupled to the upright member and attached to the distal support member, such that the first link is located between the distal support member and the upright member. The second link is pivotably coupled to the upright member and pivotably coupled to a distal end of the first link, such that the second link is located between the distal support member and the upright member. The second link has a variable length, and may include a dampener, spring, and/or friction element.

Abstract: A gun support apparatus is provided, which includes a base portion, a first arm member, and a second arm member. The first arm member is attached to the base portion. The second arm member is attached to the base portion. Each of the first and second arm members includes an upright member, a distal support member, a first link, and a second link. The first link is pivotably coupled to the upright member and attached to the distal support member, such that the first link is located between the distal support member and the upright member. The second link is pivotably coupled to the upright member and pivotably coupled to a distal end of the first link, such that the second link is located between the distal support member and the upright member. The second link has a variable length, and may include a dampener, spring, and/or friction element.