Firearm Grip with Rest

Abstract

A firearm grip with a rest is provided, which at least has a grip body with a hollow portion, a shell encasing and combined with an outside of the grip body and exposing a bottom of the grip body, and a rest received in the grip body and capable of being projected from the bottom of the grip body to position and support the firearm grip against a setting surface. The grip body and the rest can be coupled to each other by an elastic member that allows the rest to be resiliently retracted back into the grip body. Alternatively, the rest can be pivotally coupled to the grip body and rotatably retracted into the grip body. The above firearm grip eliminates the shortcomings of the prior art.

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FIELD OF THE INVENTION[0001]The present invention relates to firearm grips, and more particularly, to a firearm grip with a rest.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0002]Generally, when rifles are used for long-range shooting, supporting structures are needed for precise shooting in addition to optical sights.[0003]Referring to FIG. 1, U.S. Pat. No. 6,763,627 discloses a bipod. The bipod 1 comprises a supporting body 10; a yoke 12 rotatably combined with the supporting body 10 to hold a barrel; and two legs 11a, 11b that can be stretched open or close. A user is able to fix a firearm by the yoke 12 holding the barrel in place and the two legs supporting the barrel while shooting so as to make the shooting more precise.[0004]However, the bipod 1 disclosed in the above prior art requires the user to manually stretch open or close the two legs when the bipod 1 is in use or not in use. This is very inconvenient especially when the user is carrying out a sniping task. Moreover, the bipod 1 merel...

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Benefits of technology

[0012]In the light of the foregoing drawbacks of the prior art, an objective of the present invention is to provide a firearm grip with a rest, in which the rest can be quickly retracted to facilitate a tactics requirement for quickly changing a shooting position.

Problems solved by technology

This is very inconvenient especially when the user is carrying out a sniping task.

As such, the position for the user's hand to exert force on the firearm and the position of the bipod 1 supporting the firearm are different, thereby easily causing torque and increasing shooting difficulty.

The user has to overcome the elasticity between the legs 210, 211 and the elasticity of the spring exerted on the bipod 21; this is still rather inconvenient and laborious.

It may possibly occur that the user retracts the bipod 21 into the grip pod 2 with too much force, causing structural damage in the long term.

Moreover, although the bipod that can be quickly projected out of the grip pod 2 allows the user to get in a shooting position quickly, which satisfies the requirement for an infantry to quickly get in a fighting position, however when changing the shooting position, it requires certain effort to retract the bipod into the grip pod, which does not satisfy the tactics of immediately changing a position after sniping.

Furthermore, the titling angle of the firearm combined to the grip pod 2 cannot be adjusted.

Additionally, the engaging mechanism inside the grip pod 2 for engaging the bipod 21 may wear out over time due to friction, such that the bipod 21 may be easily projected due to vibration or dropping of the firearm.

When the temperature exceeds the user's tolerance, it would affect the performance of shooting.

Similarly, when the grip pod 2 is used at a cold area, such as a high altitude or high elevation area, the surface of the metal may easily be frosted, which if touched by bare hands may possibly result in frostbite or sticking of the hand.

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