Firearm article suspension system
A system for suspending articles of firearms is disclosed, the system including one or more pockets, one or more magnets disposed in the one or more pockets, and a firearm article wherein the firearm article and the one or more magnets are magnetically coupled so as to form an engagement to at least a portion of the one or more pockets. In one embodiment, a backpack is disclosed having a lumbar compartment disposed between a storage compartment and a user wearing the backpack. The lumber compartment comprises a magnet-containing pocket, the magnet-containing pocket having a magnet configured to suspend a firearm article magnetically coupled therewith. The backpack further includes one or more access points for allowing access to a user for efficiently grabbing a firearm article suspended while wearing the backpack.
1. A backpack comprising:
a storage compartment;
a back portion;
a lumbar compartment disposed between the storage compartment and the back portion, the lumbar compartment comprising a proximal portion and a distal portion opposite the proximal portion, and further comprising a first side and a second side opposite the first side;
a plurality of magnet-containing pockets disposed within the lumbar compartment, the plurality of magnet-containing pockets forms a single column
a first access point disposed on the first side, a second access point disposed on the second side, wherein the lumbar compartment is devoid of magnets between the first access point and the single column of the plurality of magnet-containing pockets, and further wherein the lumbar compartment is devoid magnets between the second access point and the single column of the plurality of magnet-containing pockets; and
one or more magnets contained within the plurality of magnet-containing pockets;
wherein the one or more magnets are configured to magnetically couple to a firearm article so as to form a bond to at least a portion of the plurality of magnet-containing pockets.
2. The backpack of claim 1 , each of the plurality of magnet-containing pocket further comprising a series of individual sub-pockets wherein each of the individual sub-pockets is configured to receive the or more magnets.
3. The backpack of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of magnet-containing pockets is enclosed to retain the one or more magnets.
4. The backpack of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of magnet-containing pockets is open to allow for reconfiguration of the one or more magnets.
5. A backpack comprising:
a storage compartment;
a back portion;
a lumbar compartment disposed between the storage compartment and the back portion, the lumbar compartment comprising a proximal portion and a distal portion opposite the proximal portion, and further comprising a first side and a second side opposite the first side;
a plurality of magnet-containing pockets disposed within the lumbar compartment wherein each of the plurality of magnet-containing pockets comprises a vertical alignment with each other of the plurality of magnet-containing pockets; and
one or more magnets contained within the plurality of magnet-containing pockets;
wherein the one or more magnets are configured to magnetically couple to a firearm article so as to form a bond to at least a portion of at least one of the plurality of magnet-containing pockets.
6. The backpack of claim 5 , wherein the magnet-containing pocket is disposed on the proximal portion.
7. The backpack of claim 5 , wherein the magnet-containing pocket disposed is on the distal portion.
8. The backpack of claim 5 , the magnet-containing pocket further comprising a series of individual sub-pockets wherein each of the individual sub-pockets is configured to receive the or more magnets.
9. The backpack of claim 5 , wherein the magnet-containing pocket is enclosed to retain the one or more magnets.
10. The backpack of claim 5 , wherein the magnet-containing pocket is open to allow for reconfiguration of the one or more magnets.
11. The backpack of claim 5 , further comprising a one or more access points wherein access to the magnet-containing pocket is through the one or more access points.
12. The backpack of claim 5 , further comprising a first access point disposed on the first side, a second access point disposed on the second side, wherein the lumbar compartment is devoid of magnets between the first access point and the plurality of magnet-containing pockets, and further wherein the lumbar compartment is devoid magnets between the second access point and the plurality of magnet-containing pockets.