IP Library Granted Patent US 11,549,770
Granted Patent B2
US 11,549,770 · App. 17/129,690 · Granted Jan 10, 2023

Modular firearm adapter system and device

Inventors: Matt Bellitti (Ammon, ID); Austin Damoth (Ammon, ID); Mark Hillis (Ammon, ID); Erik Partridge (Ammon, ID)
Assignee: Amend2, LLC
F41A9/71F41A11/02
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Patent No.
US 11,549,770
App. No.
17/129,690
Granted
Jan 10, 2023
Kind
B2
Abstract

The present disclosure relates to a modular firearm frame adapter that aid in making compatible a slide associated with a first firearm and a frame associated with a second firearm. The compatibility is such that the slide associated with a first firearm and a magazine associated with a second firearm being able to function properly as a single integrated firearm. This system includes an adapter, and one or more adapter elements that aids allowing the modular firearm to function properly.

Claims (30)

1. A modular firearm frame device, comprising:

a receiver rail which mechanically interacts with a firearm slide mechanically sized to operate on a first firearm model;

a magazine port which mechanically accepts a magazine from a second firearm model, different from the first firearm model;

an adapter disposed within the magazine port which aligns the magazine within the magazine port such that the magazine holds an ammunition cartridge in a position within the modular firearm frame device where operation of the slide on the modular firearm frame device causes the ammunition cartridge to be loaded into a chamber of a firearm associated with the modular firearm frame device; and

a ramp that slopes downward from a top portion of the magazine port such that the largest extension of the ramp from the magazine port is at the top of the magazine port and the smallest extension of the ramp from the magazine port is at a bottom portion of the magazine port.

2. The modular firearm frame device of claim 1 , wherein the ramp on a side of the magazine port includes a spine disposed on the distal end of the ramp.

3. The modular firearm frame device of claim 2 , wherein the spine is positioned parallel to the length of the magazine port.

4. The modular firearm frame device of claim 3 , the ramp further comprising:

a wedge that extends substantially perpendicularly to the spine.

5. The modular firearm frame device of claim 4 , the ramp further comprising:

a tail that connects to both the spine and the wedge.

6. The modular firearm frame device of claim 5 , wherein the tail follows the slope of the wedge and the slope of the spine.

7. The modular firearm frame device of claim 1 , wherein the adapter includes a second ramp.

8. The modular firearm frame device of claim 7 wherein the second ramp is located opposite the first ramp within the magazine port.

9. The modular firearm frame device of claim 7 , wherein the second ramp is disposed within the magazine port as a mirror image of the first ramp.

10. A modular firearm frame device comprising:

a receiver rail mechanically sized to accept a slide from a first handgun; and

a magazine port sized to operably receive a magazine that is inoperable in the first handgun;

an adapter disposed within the magazine port which aligns the magazine within the magazine port such that the magazine holds an ammunition cartridge in a position within the modular firearm frame device where operation of the slide on the modular firearm frame device causes the ammunition cartridge to be loaded into a chamber of a firearm associated with the modular firearm frame device; and

a ramp that slopes downward from a top of the magazine port such that the largest extension of the ramp from the magazine port is at the top portion of the magazine port and the smallest extension of the ramp from the magazine port is at a bottom portion of the magazine port.

11. The modular firearm frame device of claim 10 , wherein the ramp on a side of the magazine port includes a spine disposed on the distal end of the ramp.

12. The modular firearm frame device of claim 11 , wherein the spine is positioned parallel to the length of the magazine port.

13. The modular firearm frame device of claim 12 , the ramp further comprising:

a wedge that extends substantially perpendicularly to the spine.

14. The modular firearm frame device of claim 13 , the ramp further comprising:

a tail that connects to both the spine and the wedge.

15. The modular firearm frame device of claim 14 , wherein the tail follows the slope of the wedge and the slope of the spine.

16. The modular firearm frame device of claim 10 , wherein the adapter includes a second ramp.

17. The modular firearm frame device of claim 16 wherein the second ramp is located opposite the first ramp within the magazine port.

18. The modular firearm frame device of claim 17 , wherein the second ramp is disposed within the magazine port as a mirror image of the first ramp.

Assignments (2)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded May 24, 2021
From: C&E INNOVATIONS LLC
To: AMEND2, LLC
Reel/Frame 056334/0281 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Feb 23, 2021
From: BELLITTI, MATT; DAMOTH, AUSTIN; HILLIS, MARK; PARTRIDGE, ERIK
To: C&E INNOVATIONS LLC
Reel/Frame 055371/0425 →
Continuity (2)
Provisional Application 62950633 · Dec 19, 2019
Related Publication 20210190448A1 · Jun 24, 2021