Abstract: A butt stock for a firearm including the butt stock arrangeable in a first configuration to fold toward a first side of a receiver of the firearm into a first folded position along the first side of the receiver, and unfoldable away from the first side of the receiver of the firearm into an unfolded position rearward of the receiver; and the butt stock arrangeable in a second configuration to fold toward a second side of the receiver of the firearm into a second folded position along the second side of the receiver, and unfoldable away from the second side of the receiver of the firearm into the unfolded position rearward of the receiver.

Abstract: A butt stock for a firearm including the butt stock arrangeable in a first configuration to fold toward a first side of a receiver of the firearm into a first folded position along the first side of the receiver, and unfoldable away from the first side of the receiver of the firearm into an unfolded position rearward of the receiver; and the butt stock arrangeable in a second configuration to fold toward a second side of the receiver of the firearm into a second folded position along the second side of the receiver, and unfoldable away from the second side of the receiver of the firearm into the unfolded position rearward of the receiver.

Abstract: A firearm comprising a barrel, a handguard disposed around the barrel; a manually operated pump-action reload mechanism, the pump-action reload mechanism comprising a hand-held actuation arrangement and a fore-end body, the fore-end body disposed around the barrel between the handguard and the barrel, and the hand-held actuation arrangement coupled to the fore-end body to operate the pump-action reload mechanism. In addition, or alternatively, the firearm may include a bolt carrier locking mechanism and/or a butt stock that may be folded on either side of the receiver.

Abstract: A muzzle device for a firearm comprising a body having a barrel mounting portion and a combustion gas receiving portion, wherein the barrel mounting portion is arranged to mount the muzzle device to a muzzle end of a barrel of the firearm such the combustion gas receiving portion of the muzzle device extends distally from the muzzle end of the barrel, and wherein the combustion gas receiving portion is arranged to capture combustion gas from the barrel of the firearm and provide the combustion gas back to a receiver of the firearm through a combustion gas return tube.

Abstract: A firearm sight including a base coupled to a firearm receiver. The base includes a body having opposed side defining a void therebetween. A sight housing having an end coupled to the base and an opposing end carrying a sight structure. The end coupled to the base is bifurcated with spaced apart furcated portions defining a central gap therebetween. A threaded support member extends transversely between the opposed side portions and concurrently through apertures formed through the furcated portions. A wheel member has a threaded bore and is received on the threaded support member between the furcated portions within the central gap. Rotation of the wheel member moves the sight housing laterally between the opposed sides of the base.

Abstract: A firearm sight including a base coupled to a firearm receiver. The base includes a body having opposed side defining a void therebetween. A sight housing having an end coupled to the base and an opposing end carrying a sight structure. The end coupled to the base is bifurcated with spaced apart furcated portions defining a central gap therebetween. A threaded support member extends transversely between the opposed side portions and concurrently through apertures formed through the furcated portions. A wheel member has a threaded bore and is received on the threaded support member between the furcated portions within the central gap. Rotation of the wheel member moves the sight housing laterally between the opposed sides of the base.

Abstract: A firearm comprising a barrel, a handguard disposed around the barrel; a manually operated pump-action reload mechanism, the pump-action reload mechanism comprising a hand-held actuation arrangement and a fore-end body, the fore-end body disposed around the barrel between the handguard and the barrel, and the hand-held actuation arrangement coupled to the fore-end body to operate the pump-action reload mechanism. In addition, or alternatively, the firearm may include a bolt carrier locking mechanism and/or a butt stock that may be folded on either side of the receiver.