IP Library Granted Patent US 11,047,641
Granted Patent B2
US 11,047,641 · App. 16/743,349 · Granted Jun 29, 2021

Recoil management system

Inventors: Joseph M. Johnson, Sr. (Lehi, UT); Joseph M. Johnson, Jr. (Lehi, UT); Brandon Bray (Lehi, UT)
Assignee: Really Right Stuff, LLC
F41A25/14F41A23/005F41A23/14F16M11/041
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 11,047,641
App. No.
16/743,349
Granted
Jun 29, 2021
Kind
B2
Abstract

A recoil management system.

Claims (14)

1. A recoil management system comprising:

(a) an elongate body that defines a pair of body inclined surfaces along a pair of opposing sides suitable to be detachably engaged with a lower quick release mechanism;

(b) an upper quick release mechanism movably supported by said elongate body such that said upper quick release mechanism is suitable to be detachably engaged with a pair of inclined surfaces supported by a firearm;

(c) a recoil suppression structure operably interconnected between said elongate body and said upper quick release mechanism constraining a recoil of said firearm aligned with said elongate body interconnected to said upper quick release mechanism in a first direction parallel and in-line with said firearm alignment while constraining said recoil of said firearm in all other directions than said first direction and axes;

(d) an elongate first member interconnected with said elongate body;

(e) a second member interconnected with said upper quick release mechanism, where said second member is movably engaged with said first member.

2. The recoil management system of claim 1 wherein said first member slides with respect to said second member in response to discharge of said firearm when said firearm is engaged with said upper quick release mechanism.

3. The recoil management system of claim 1 wherein said first member and said second member both slide with respect to said elongate rail in response to discharge of said firearm when said firearm is engaged with said upper quick release mechanism.

4. The recoil management system of claim 1 wherein said first member and said second member are both connected to a top of said elongate body, where said top of said elongate body slides with respect to said first member in response to discharge of said firearm when said firearm is engaged with said upper quick release mechanism.

5. The recoil management system of claim 1 wherein said first member is connected to a top of said elongate body, where said top of said elongate body slides with respect to said first member in response to discharge of said firearm when said firearm is engaged with said upper quick release mechanism.

6. The recoil management system of claim 1 wherein said first member and said second member are maintained in a spaced apart relationship with respect to one another by a top of said elongate body, where said top of said elongate body slides with respect to said first member in response to discharge of said firearm when said firearm is engaged with said upper quick release mechanism.

7. The recoil management system of claim 1 wherein said first member and said second member are maintained in a consistent spaced apart relationship with respect to one another by a top of said elongate body while said top of said elongate body slides with respect to said first member in response to discharge of said firearm when said firearm is engaged with said upper quick release mechanism.

8. The recoil management system of claim 1 wherein said upper quick release mechanism is maintained in a consistent spaced relationship with respect to said first member and said second member while a top of said elongate body said slides with respect to said first member.

9. The recoil management system of claim 1 wherein upper quick release mechanism maintained in a consistent spaced relationship with respect to said first member while a top of said elongate body slides with respect to said first member.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jan 15, 2020
From: JOHNSON, JOSEPH M., SR.; BRAY, BRANDON; JOHNSON, JOSEPH M., JR.
To: REALLY RIGHT STUFF, LLC
Reel/Frame 051523/0097 →
Continuity (3)
Continuation 16052012 · Aug 1, 2018
Provisional Application 62558196 · Sep 13, 2017
Related Publication 20200158459A1 · May 21, 2020
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