371results about "Arms wearables" patented technology

A outer garment with releasable flap, including a garment body wherein an outer portion of the garment body extends from the centerline to a terminal side edge to form a gap in the outer portion; a flap positioned so as to overlay the gap, wherein at least a portion of the flap proximate a terminal bottom edge of the flap and proximate a terminal side edge of the flap is releasably attached or coupled to at least a portion of the outer portion of the garment body, via one or more releasable fasteners; and a faux pocket opening formed between at least a portion of the flap and at least a portion of the outer portion of the garment body, wherein the one or more releasable fasteners are between the faux pocket opening and the terminal bottom edge of the outer portion.

An IoT system for sensing, monitoring, logging and transmitting events that is assembled on a firearm and the holster of said firearm, made up of at least two IoT modules, wherein a first IoT module is located in the firearm and a second IoT module is located in the holster of the firearm. Said system further includes sensing, logging, storing, and transmitting the real-time (or near-real-time) location of the firearm and the user thereof in an ongoing manner, so as to be able to reconstruct the path of the firearm of interest over time. Transmitting the events selected from the set including data indicating the state of the firearm (holstered or drawn), battery charge of both modules, position of the firearm and the bearer thereof; direction of the firearm, firearm fired and the absolute orientation of each shot. In the presence of any of said events, storing in a non-volatile memory a preset time before and after the data of all the sensors before, during and after the event. Said log includes the encoding of the sensed data, the interleaving of said data and the encryption thereof.

A holster for a handgun assembly that includes a handgun having a trigger guard with a lower surface. A support mechanism is on the holster bottom wall for supporting the handgun in the chamber in a direction toward the top wall. The support mechanism includes a non-circular rotary supported for rotation on the holster bottom wall about an axis of rotation. The rotary has a first position of rotation in which the engagement surface is presented toward the holster top wall for engagement with the lower surface of the trigger guard, thereby to support the handgun in the chamber in a direction toward the top wall. The rotary is rotatable about the axis of rotation out of the first position in response to engagement with a portion of the handgun assembly other than the trigger guard, during insertion movement of the handgun assembly into the holster chamber.

An equipment retention system is provided for selective hands-free retention of an object. In one example, the equipment retention system includes a receiver having a first component and a second component secured to the first component. The system may further include a mounting post having a first end and a second end. In one example, the mounting post selectively engages with the receiver via the first end and is fixedly secured to a piece of equipment via the second, opposite, end. In one example, the receiver defines a substantially Y-shaped opening configured to selectively receive the first end of the mounting post. In another example, upon insertion of the first end of the mounting post into the Y-shaped opening, the mounting post is locked within the Y-shaped opening via engagement between the mounting post and an angled protrusion extending away from the second component of the receiver.

A locking case including a base and a lid includes a latch recess integrated into an outer profile of the case, and a latch installed within the latch recess. The latch includes a latch handle including a first end, rotatably coupled with the lid, and a second end including an end protrusion configured for removably engaging with a first portion of the base. The latch also includes a passthrough feature for accommodating a lock mechanism therethrough. The latch handle is larger than the locking mechanism. The latch recess fully accommodates the latch and most or all of the lock mechanism therein when the second end of the latch handle is engaged with the first portion of the base and the lock mechanism is installed through the passthrough feature such that the latch and the lock mechanism do not substantially protrude from the outer profile of the case.

Provided is a semi-open pistol storage device, including a body with an accommodating cavity for storing the pistol. The body is provided with a lock catch structure and an unlocking mechanism. The lock catch structure is provided with a lock catch bracket, and a lock beam assembly. The lock catch bracket is fixedly connected to the body, the lock beam assembly is rotatably connected to the lock catch bracket, and one end of the lock beam assembly, with a rotation radius thereof as a motion trajectory, pass through a trigger guard of the pistol to lock the pistol. The unlocking mechanism is provided with an unlocking bump, which can be used for unlocking the lock catch structure to make the lock beam assembly retract from the trigger guard, thereby releasing the trigger guard and enabling the pistol to be drawn from the storage device.

The present disclosure provides system and techniques that allow a device to be coupled with an electromechanical gun. The electromechanical gun may be physically coupled with a cradle of the device, and the electromechanical gun may be communicatively coupled with an electrical interface of the device. The device may include a display mechanism that is capable of visually conveying information, a power source configured to supply power to the display mechanism, an electrical interface configured to be coupled with an electromechanical gun so as to allow power to be directed from the power source to the electromechanical gun, and a processor configured to process incoming messages received from the electromechanical gun and transmit outgoing messages to the electromechanical gun. The processor may perform a handshake procedure with the electromechanical gun, and the processor may process the incoming messages or transmit the outgoing messages based on the handshake procedure.

Provided in this disclosure is a firearm retention mechanism, for securely retaining a firearm within the internal contact surfaces of a holster. An ejector port lock of the firearm retention mechanism engages an ejector port of the firearm in an engagement position, to prevent rearward movement of the firearm out of the holster. A hood of the firearm retention mechanism contacts a rear face of the firearm against rearward movement and thereby secures the firearm into the holster in the engagement position. An internal actuator of the firearm retention mechanism performs a first operation of disposing the hood into a disengagement position from the rear face of the firearm and a second operation of releasing the ejector port lock from the ejector port, thereby permitting rearward movement of the firearm out of the holster.

A belt device for carrying a holster or sheath includes a belt that partially wraps around a user's waist; wherein: the belt has first and second portions having first and second widths, respectively, and a third portion connecting the first portion to the second portion, the third portion having a third width that is smaller than the first and second widths; wherein the belt device further comprises: a first clip and a second clip fastened to the belt, wherein the first clip and the second clip attach onto a waistband; a first piece of material positioned between the first clip and the belt; a second piece of material positioned between the second clip and the belt, wherein the first and second pieces of material are positioned at least partially over the first and second clips, respectively; and wherein the third portion receives and supports at least a holster clip.

Tactical pouches for firearms and firearms accessories are provided. The tactical pouches described herein may be manufactured as a single piece that is initially flat but may be folded and secured to webbing, namely the MOLLE system. Once secured to the MOLLE system, the tactical pouches may receive and hold a firearm magazine or any other type of object. The tactical pouches may then be removed from the MOLLE system and unfolded for more convenient storage and transport. In some embodiments, the tactical pouches may include a perforated folding edge and a bottom side that is longer to provide a locking tension unto the pouch. In other embodiments, the tactical pouches may be fastened to a belt or other type of clothing or equipment.

The present invention provides a magnet mount for securely holding a firearm. The magnet mount includes a mounting plate, one or more magnets affixed to the mounting plate, and a barrel insert that is substantially in parallel with the surface of the mounting plate. The magnets are configured for providing a holding power to support at least a portion of the weight of the firearm. The barrel insert can be inserted into the barrel of the firearm and stabilizes the firearm. Also provided is a method of securely holding a firearm using the magnet mount.

According to an aspect of the invention, there is provided a multicomponent adjustable dual strap multiconnection sling comprising: a rear and front rifle strap component, one or more backpack strap components, and main sling strap components; and an integrated rubber grommet in said rear and front rifle strap component with an integrated quick release buckle in said rear and front rifle strap components providing connection of said rear and front rifle strap component to said main sling strap components, wherein said rear and front rifle strap with said main sling strap form the said main sling strap components to rifle connection; wherein said rubber grommets are used to screw the file anchor through to secure the said rear and front rifle strap component to the rifle; and wherein said main sling strap connects to the said backpack strap components using a top quick release buckle next to triglide strap sliders.

A carrying device for an elongated object has a rucksack bag, a rucksack frame, a carrying system connected to the rucksack frame, and a carrying pocket at one side of the rucksack bag, openable to an lateral exterior of the rucksack bag and arranged to receive at least a portion of the elongated object to be carried. A rucksack frame is integrated in the rucksack bag, and has a first, upper transverse connecting member, and a first transverse frame extension element accommodated inside the rucksack bag and connected to the upper connecting member at a distance therefrom, forming at one lateral side of the rucksack bag a U-shaped upper support for the carrying pocket. The upper support is open to one side of the carrying pocket, and the first transverse frame extension element is extending in opposing directions, forming an upper support extending over a full width of the rucksack bag.

A leg strap adapter may include a leg strap adapter plate, an attachment member, and at least two slots configured to receive a strap. The leg strap adapter is configured to be rotatably attached to a belt engaging member by the attachment member and the belt engaging member is configured to mount a holster. The attachment member may include a central post projecting distally from the user distal face of the leg strap adapter plate, and at least one radial protrusion projecting radially from the central post. The attachment member may be configured to engage with a corresponding at least one opening comprised on the belt engaging member.

A shoulder strap guide, having quick connect provisions. A rigid C-shaped guide is alternately oriented onto a vest to either prevent upward translation of a shoulder strap into a wearer's neck or downward translation of a shoulder strap off of the user's shoulder. The guide is equipped with quick disconnect provisions, so that it can be quickly disengaged and reconnected to change functions from preventing upward translation to preventing download translation. The bi-directional nature of the guide is particularly helpful for items that have straps that may be worn over the shoulder on the same side of the body or worn on the opposing shoulder over the head. The C-shaped guide is rigid and retains the strap and does not give way or allow release of the strap upon application of force.

In an example, a mounting apparatus for releasably connecting a holster can include at least one clip and a canal. The canal can include a grooved path that can extend along a base of the canal, and an inner channel that can receive a plunger of a plunger device to secure the holster to mounting apparatus. The mounting apparatus can include a sliding pusher that can disengage the holster from the mounting apparatus. In some examples, a system can include a holster that can include a ring support structure having a cavity that can include a ring attachment structure. A mounting apparatus of the system can include a cavity that includes the slide lock, and an opening. The mounting apparatus further comprising openings through which portions of pinch plates can extend for disengaging the holster from the mounting apparatus.

A firearm mounting device securable to a surface and having a magnetic material within a base to attract and secure a firearm to the device in a readily retrievable position. The device includes a channel to receive the slide of a semi-automatic pistol and at least one slide stop disposed within the channel to engage and prevent movement of the slide as a user grips the grip of the pistol and displaces the grip towards the at least one slide stop to chamber a cartridge in the chamber of the pistol. The at least one slide stop engages and prevents movement of the slide while allowing the barrel of the pistol to protrude from under the slide.

A holster for carrying a handgun of the type having a front section including a muzzle, a middle section including a trigger guard, and a back section including a grip, includes a holster upper section with walls configured to substantially enclose the middle section of a handgun when the handgun is carried in the holster. The holster also includes a generally open holster web portion that extends forward from the holster upper section and that defines a window through which is visible a substantial portion of the front section of a handgun when the handgun is carried in the holster.

A garment with a concealed firearm holster is provided. The garment includes a garment body having an upper waist opening and a pair of leg sleeves, wherein each leg sleeve of the pair of leg sleeves includes a lower leg opening. A hip holster pocket is disposed on an interior surface of the garment body adjacent to the upper waist opening. In some embodiments, concealment pocket is affixed to the garment body along at least one leg sleeve of the pair of leg sleeves. The concealment pocket includes a flap removably securable to at least one leg sleeve along an upper edge and opposing lateral edges of the flap defining a closed position. A holster pocket is affixed to the at least one leg sleeve along three edges thereof to define an open upper end. The flap overlies the holster pocket when the flap is in the closed position.

A protective container for a surfboard is disclosed, wherein the protective carrying case includes a bag including one or more retaining elements, wherein the retaining elements include a plurality of microbeads and at least one vacuum port. A vacuum pump is able to withdraw air from within the retaining elements to compress the microbeads around the surfboard within the container, creating a conforming and protective fit around the board.

In embodiments, a belt clamp includes an inboard plate and an outboard plate that are pivotally coupled at their upper ends. The belt clamp may also include a spring biased locking mechanism that selectively and releasably connects the lower end of the inboard plate to the lower end of the outboard plate by way of locking posts in the inboard plate that are displaced upwardly from the lower edge of said plate. The outboard locking plate may have latch members that are entirely contained (except for opposing actuation buttons) within a compartment formed by two portions of the outboard plate connected by a living hinge. The opposing actuation buttons require a motion in a first direction, such as upwardly, to allow motion in a second direction, such as inwardly, to rotate the latching members inwardly to release the locking posts.

A retention device for a firearm includes a latching lever mountable to a trigger guard of the firearm, and a latching receiver configured to receive and retain the firearm. The latching lever is pivotable about a first pivot point between a first engaging position and a second release position. The latching receiver is configured to receive and retain the firearm, and includes a latch pivotable about a second pivot point between a firearm engaging position and a firearm release position. The latch has a protrusion configured to engage and retain the firearm when the latching lever is in the first engaging position.

Provided in this disclosure is a customizable holster including a first inner holster component and a second inner holster component, configured in a mating arrangement into an inner holster. Internal contact surfaces are formed on an interior of each of the first and second inner holster components. The internal contact surfaces are conformed to the shape of a predetermined firearm design, in order to securely receive and retain the firearm within the inner holster. An external mating surface defines an exterior of the inner holster. An outer holster has an interior defined by an internal mating surface for receiving and engaging with the external mating surface of the inner holster. The internal and external mating surfaces are configured to encircle the first and second holster components, and thereby securely receive and retain the inner holster within the outer holster.

A drop thigh mount assembly is used to mount and to support an implement (such as a handgun, for example) or an implement holster (such as a handgun holster, for example), or the like (e.g., various pouches, holders, accessories, etc.), in a variety of configurations. A mounting plate of the drop thigh mount is configured to be worn at a user's thigh and the mount includes at least two pivot points for articulation.

A slide-locking mechanism for a firearm holster is disclosed. The holster is sized and configured for retaining a firearm. The firearm defines a gun body having a trigger guard. The holster defines a pocket, a lock guide, and a cavity. The pocket is sized and configured for retaining the trigger guard. The lock guide includes a spaced-apart pair of slots; and the cavity is located between the slots.

The waistband supports securely support a holstered firearm without the need for a separately worn belt. The waistband supports form part of the construction of any type or style of trousers or shorts, and provide a sturdy interface for conventional holster clips used with conventional inside-the-waistband firearm holsters. The waistband supports generally take the form of a length of nylon webbing, but may be lengths of leather or other heavy sturdy fabric sewn to the waistband of the trousers or shorts. The waistband supports are sewn to the exterior of the waistband along the side and top edges with the bottom edge “open”, i.e. not stitched to receive the hook end of the holster clips. The “open” bottom edge of the waistband support allows the clip hook to engage the bottom edge of the waistband support to secure the holster in place within the trousers or shorts.

A shooting pocket for stabilizing a firearm includes a frame for securing to equipment worn by a shooter. A pivot plate is pivotally mounted to the frame. A receiving area receives a buttstock of a firearm and pivots with the pivot plate to facilitate directional manipulation and aiming of the firearm. The pivot plate defines a pivot ball support surrounding a central orifice on the inner facing side. The pivot ball support defines a pivot ball engaging surface wherein the pivot ball engaging surface defines a second plane that is offset from the first plane by 30 to 10 degrees. An inner facing said of a catch plate has mating engagement with the outer facing side of the pivot plate. The inner facing side of the catch plate defines a concave pivot ball rotation member a pivot ball. A biasing member returns the pivot plate to a pre-determined position.

A protective container for a surfboard is disclosed, wherein the protective carrying case includes a bag including one or more retaining elements, wherein the retaining elements include a plurality of microbeads and at least one vacuum port. A vacuum pump is able to withdraw air from within the retaining elements to compress the microbeads around the surfboard within the container, creating a conforming and protective fit around the board.

The present invention relates to a new and original design for a Self Defense Waist Bag. The Self Defense Waist Bag is designed to be worn around the waist and serves dual purposes: carrying personal items and providing self-defense functionality. The unique design includes features that allow for quick attachment and detachment, as well as various compartments optimized for accessibility and protection. The invention is characterized by its ergonomic design, ease of use, and aesthetic appeal, offering both practical and ornamental benefits to the user.