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Granted Patent B2
US 10,234,236 · App. 15/417,046 · Granted Mar 19, 2019

Concealed cargo carry system

Inventor: Edward Albert Patterson (Redding, CA)
F41C33/048F41C33/06
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 10,234,236
App. No.
15/417,046
Granted
Mar 19, 2019
Kind
B2
Abstract

A concealed cargo carry system is used to holster, conceal, and surface mount a firearm. The system includes a first L-shaped bracket and a second L-shaped bracket which are slidably engaged with each other through a bracket adjustment mechanism. This allows the first L-shaped bracket and the second L-shaped bracket to be adjusted to fit firearms and clothing applications of varying types. The first L-shaped bracket and the second L-shaped bracket frame the firearm, concealing the shape of the firearm when carried in a bag or clothing. The system also includes a barrel support which is mounted onto the base member of the first L-shaped bracket. The barrel support is used to securely mount the firearm onto the system. The system also includes a receiver unit which engages with the first L-shaped bracket and the second L-shaped bracket to attach additional mounting components to the system for expanded carry applications.

Claims (47)

1. A concealed cargo carry system comprises:

a first L-shaped bracket;

a second L-shaped bracket;

a barrel support;

a bracket-adjustment mechanism;

the first L-shaped bracket and the second L-shaped bracket each comprise a base member and a lateral member;

the lateral member being connected perpendicular to the base member;

the lateral member being terminally positioned on the base member;

the base member of the first L-shaped bracket being slidably engaged with the base member of the second L-shaped bracket through the bracket-adjustment mechanism;

the lateral member of the second L-shaped bracket being positioned opposite to the lateral member of the first L-shaped bracket;

the barrel support being connected perpendicular to the base member of the first L-shaped bracket;

the barrel support being positioned in between the base member of the second L-shaped bracket and the lateral member of the first L-shaped bracket;

the bracket-adjustment mechanism comprises a sliding bolt and a bracket fastener;

the sliding bolt being mounted perpendicular to the base member of the first L-shaped bracket;

the base member of the second L-shaped bracket being slidably engaged with the sliding bolt;

the bracket fastener being engaged with the base member of the first L-shaped bracket and the base member of the second L-shaped bracket;

the barrel support comprises a support rod, a rod grip, and a nose protector;

the support rod being connected perpendicular to the base member of the first L-shaped bracket;

the rod grip being laterally connected around the support rod;

the nose protector being laterally connected around the support rod; and

the nose protector being positioned in between the rod grip and the base member of the first L-shaped bracket.

2. The concealed cargo carry system as claimed in claim 1 comprises:

the bracket fastener comprises a locking bolt and a wing nut;

the locking bolt being mounted normal to the base member of the first L-shaped bracket;

the wing nut being engaged with the locking bolt; and

the wing nut being positioned adjacent to the base member of the second L-shaped bracket, opposite to the base member of the first L-shaped bracket.

3. The concealed cargo carry system as claimed in claim 1 comprises:

a receiver unit;

the receiver unit comprises a receiver base, a back panel, a first lateral panel, a second lateral panel, a first receiver peg, and a second receiver peg;

the first lateral panel being connected normal to the receiver base;

the second lateral panel being connected normal to the receiver base;

the first lateral panel and the second lateral panel being positioned opposite to each other along the receiver base;

the back panel being connected normal to the receiver base, in between the first lateral panel and the second lateral panel;

the first receiver peg being mounted into the first lateral panel;

the second receiver peg being mounted into the second lateral panel;

the first receiver peg and the second receiver peg being oriented towards each other;

the first receiver peg being engaged with the lateral member of the first L-shaped bracket; and

the second receiver peg being engaged with the lateral member of the second L-shaped bracket.

4. The concealed cargo carry system as claimed in claim 3 comprises:

a support bar; and

the support bar being laterally mounted to the back panel.

5. The concealed cargo carry system as claimed in claim 3 comprises:

an angled insert;

the angled insert comprises an anchor panel and a mounting panel;

the mounting panel being terminally connected to the anchor panel;

the mounting panel being positioned normal to the anchor panel; and

the mounting panel being mounted adjacent to the back panel.

Continuity (2)
Provisional Application 62292903 · Feb 9, 2016
Related Publication 20170227325A1 · Aug 10, 2017
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