Firearm stock adjustment system

US10012470B2 · US · B2

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Publication numberUS-10012470-B2
Application numberUS-201715615337-A
CountryUS
Kind codeB2
Filing dateJun 6, 2017
Priority dateJun 9, 2016
Publication dateJul 3, 2018
Grant dateJul 3, 2018

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Abstract

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A firearm stock extension assembly enables a stock to be collapsed when a firearm is not in active use, and extended from a collapsed configuration directly to the user's preferred stock length. This is accomplished without requiring the user to actuate a lever to release a detent mechanism and without the need for hand tools to adjust the length of the stock. The firearm stock extension assembly includes an insert that defines at least one insert aperture. When properly placed, the insert aperture of the insert lines up with a corresponding extension aperture on the stock. Other than the corresponding extension aperture exposed by the insert aperture, all other extension apertures are concealed by the solid portions of the insert.

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What is claimed is: 1. A firearm stock extension assembly comprising: a stock extension having a longitudinal axis; an extension frame connected to the stock extension, the extension frame defining: two channels parallel to the longitudinal axis of the stock extension; a plurality of extension apertures; and an insert configured to be removably disposed within the two channels of the extension frame in a direction parallel to the longitudinal axis of the stock extension, the insert defining at least one insert aperture configured to align with at least one of the plurality of extension apertures upon insertion of the insert into the two channels parallel to the longitudinal axis of the stock extension. 2. The firearm stock extension assembly of claim 1 , wherein the insert further comprises: a distal end; a proximal end proximate to a user contact surface of a firearm stock, the proximal end opposite the distal end; and a first positive salient feature disposed proximate to the distal end of the insert, the first positive salient feature configured to deter unintentional extension of the firearm stock extension assembly. 3. The firearm stock extension assembly of claim 1 , wherein the insert further comprises: a distal end; a proximal end proximate to a user contact surface of a firearm stock, the proximal end opposite the distal end; and at least one second positive salient feature, each of the at least one second positive salient features disposed adjacent to a corresponding one of the at least one insert apertures and between the corresponding insert aperture and the proximal end, wherein each of the at least one second positive salient features is configured to deter unintentional over-extension of the firearm stock extension assembly beyond the corresponding at least one insert aperture. 4. The firearm stock extension assembly of claim 1 , further comprising an end cap configured to mount to an open end of the two channels defined by the extension frame. 5. The firearm stock extension assembly of claim 4 , wherein: the extension frame defines a threaded hole proximate to the open end; and the end cap defines a through-hole configured to align with the threaded hole when the end cap is mounted to the open end of the two channels. 6. The firearm stock extension assembly of claim 1 , wherein each of the at least one insert apertures defined by the insert are ellipses, a major axis of each ellipse parallel to the longitudinal axis of the stock extension. 7. The firearm stock extension assembly of claim 1 , wherein each extension aperture of the plurality and each of the at least one insert apertures are configured to receive a pin of a stock detent mechanism that, when received by an extension aperture aligned with an insert aperture, locks the stock extension into a position corresponding to the extension aperture. 8. An adjustable firearm stock assembly comprising: an adjustable stock comprising: a stock; a chamber disposed within the stock; a detent mechanism comprising a pin; a stock extension configured to be at least partially disposed within the chamber of the adjustable stock, the stock extension having a longitudinal axis; an extension frame connected to the stock extension, the extension frame defining: two channels parallel to the longitudinal axis of the stock extension; a plurality of extension apertures; and an insert configured to be removably disposed within the two channels of the extension frame in a direction parallel to the longitudinal axis of the stock extension, the insert defining at least one insert aperture configured to align with at least one of the plurality of extension apertures upon insertion of the insert into the two channels parallel to the longitudinal axis of the stock extension. 9. The adjustable firearm stock assembly of claim 8 , wherein the insert further comprises: a distal end; a proximal end proximate to a user contact surface of the stock, the proximal end opposite the distal end; and a first positive salient feature disposed proximate to the distal end of the insert, the first positive salient feature configured to deter unintentional extension of the adjustable firearm stock assembly. 10. The adjustable firearm stock assembly of claim 8 , wherein the insert further comprises: a distal end; a proximal end proximate to a user contact surface of the stock, the proximal end opposite the distal end; and at least one second positive salient feature, each of the at least one second positive salient features disposed adjacent to a corresponding one of the at least one insert apertures, and between the corresponding insert aperture and the proximal end, wherein each of the at least one second positive salient features is configured to deter unintentional over-extension of the adjustable firearm stock assembly beyond the adjacent corresponding at least one insert aperture. 11. The adjustable firearm stock assembly of claim 8 , further comprising an end cap configured to mount to an open end of the two channels defined by the extension frame. 12. The adjustable firearm stock assembly of claim 11 , wherein: the extension frame defines a threaded hole proximate to the open end; and the end cap defines a through-hole configured to align with the threaded hole when the end cap is mounted to the open end of the two channels. 13. The adjustable firearm stock assembly of claim 8 , wherein each of the at least one insert apertures defined by the insert are ellipses, a major axis of each ellipse parallel to the longitudinal axis of the stock extension. 14. The adjustable firearm stock assembly of claim 8 , wherein each extension aperture of the plurality and each of the at least one insert apertures are configured to receive the pin of the detent mechanism that, when received by an extension aperture aligned with an insert aperture, locks the stock extension into a position corresponding to the extension aperture. 15. A firearm comprising: a firing chamber; a firing pin proximate to the firing chamber; a trigger connected to the firing pin; an adjustable stock comprising: a stock; a chamber disposed within the stock; a detent mechanism comprising a pin; a stock extension configured to be at least partially disposed within the chamber of the adjustable stock, the stock extension having a longitudinal axis; an extension frame connected to the stock extension, the extension frame defining: two channels parallel to the longitudinal axis of the stock extension; a plurality of extension apertures; and an insert configured to be removably disposed within the two channels of the extension frame in a direction parallel to the longitudinal axis of the stock extension, the insert defining at least one insert aperture configured to align with at least one of the plurality of extension apertures upon insertion of the insert into the two channels parallel to the longitudinal axis of the stock extension. 16. The firearm of claim 15 , wherein the insert further comprises: a distal end; a proximal end proximate to a user contact surface of the stock, the proximal end opposite the distal end; and a first positive salient feature disposed proximate to the distal end of the insert, the first positive salient feature configured to deter unintentional extension of the adjustable stock. 17. The firearm of claim 15 , wherein the insert further comprises: a distal end; a proximal end proximate to a user contact surface of the stock, the proximal end opposite the distal end; and at l

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  • Butts; Butt plates; Mountings therefor (F41C23/08, F41C23/10, {F41C23/14} take precedence) · CPC title

  • F41C23/14Primary

    Adjustable stock or stock parts, i.e. adaptable to personal requirements, e.g. length, pitch, cast or drop · CPC title

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What does patent US10012470B2 cover?
A firearm stock extension assembly enables a stock to be collapsed when a firearm is not in active use, and extended from a collapsed configuration directly to the user's preferred stock length. This is accomplished without requiring the user to actuate a lever to release a detent mechanism and without the need for hand tools to adjust the length of the stock. The firearm stock extension assemb…
Who is the assignee on this patent?
Sig Sauer Inc, Sig Sauer Inc
What technology area does this patent fall under?
Primary CPC classification F41C23/14. Mapped technology areas include Mechanical Engineering.
When was this patent published?
Publication date Tue Jul 03 2018 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) (B2). Legal status and post-grant events are not shown on this page.
What related patents are in patentsdb?
We list 8 related publications on this page (citations in our corpus or others sharing the same primary CPC).