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Systems and methods for extracting ammunition from a carrier for loading onto a magazine speed loading tool

a technology of system and method, applied in the direction of ammunition loading, weapon components, weapons, etc., can solve the problem of very few means of placing ammunition directly onto the speed loader in bulk

Inactive Publication Date: 2012-09-06
KIM RAYMOND KYUNGJUNE
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"The present invention provides a system for quickly and easily loading ammunition into a magazine or speed loading tool. The system allows for the transfer of cartridges from a carrier onto a loading medium tool, which then loads the cartridges into a magazine. The system includes a loading medium tool with extraction ledges that hold the cartridges in place while the carrier is lifted away. The cartridges are then transferred from the loading medium tool onto the speed loading tool. The invention aims to provide a more efficient and time-saving method for loading ammunition."

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Currently, there exists very few means for placing ammunition directly onto a speed loader quickly in bulk for loading into a magazine.

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[0019]The prior art method for loading cartridges stored in an cartridge carrier requires taking out individual cartridges from the cartridge carrier and loading them one by one into a magazine or onto a magazine speed loading tool for loading into a magazine. As this is time and labor intensive, it is an object of an embodiment of the present invention to provide a system by which the cartridges contained on an ammunition carrier can be transferred in mass from an ammunition carrier onto a magazine speed loading tool, which in turn loads the cartridges into a magazine. As some magazine speed loading tools require that cartridges be placed in a single row configuration on the magazine speed loading tool to facilitate the urging cartridges from the magazine speed loading tool into a magazine, it is also an object of an embodiment of the present invention to provide a system by which cartridges on a carrier are consolidated into a single row for placing onto a magazine speed loading t...

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Abstract

Systems and methods for extracting cartridges from a carrier for loading onto a magazine speed loading tool are disclosed herein. Apparatuses described herein includes a cartridge carrier that is configured to host ammunition cartridges, a loading medium tool that is configured to transition the transfer of cartridges from a cartridge carrier onto a magazine speed loading tool and a comb shaped tool configured to eject cartridges from a carrier into a magazine speed loading tool. In an apparatus that configured to transition the transfer of cartridges from a carrier onto a magazine speed loading tool is a routing channel that is defined by three sides of the apparatus. The routing channel is configured to receive and route cartridges extracted from a carrier. Two parallel sides of the routing channel are configured to suspend a cartridge carrier a specified length from the routing channel and transfer halts to forward momentum to the carrier to eject cartridges from the carrier. The apparatus also includes extractor ledges, defined by obstructions on a plane parallel to the plane of the routing channel which run the same length as the routing channel. The extractor ledges are configured to strip ammunition from cartridge carriers. A funnel in the routing channel coupled with a proximal end of the routing channel is configured to consolidate ammunition extracted and placed onto the routing channel into a single row and pass it through the proximal end of the routing channel for dispensing into a magazine speed loading tool.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0001]Loading ammunition from a clip is a common means for quickly loading ammunition cartridges into an ammunition magazine. However, commercially purchased ammunition is more commonly packaged in carriers which hold cartridges in stacked configurations of single or multiple parallel rows. Aside from loading individual cartridges into the magazine manually, the quickest method for loading ammunition from these carriers into a magazine is to transfer ammunition from a carrier onto a magazine speed loading tool for loading into a magazine. Though loading cartridges from a magazine speed loading tool into a magazine is quick, the process for transferring cartridges from a carrier into a speed loading tool is not, often requiring that individual cartridges be moved by hand one at a time from a carrier into the speed loading tool. Currently, there exists very few means for placing ammunition directly onto a speed loader quickly in bulk for loading into a magaz...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(United States)
IPC IPC(8): F41A9/83
CPCF41A9/83
Inventor KIM, RAYMOND KYUNGJUNE
Owner KIM RAYMOND KYUNGJUNE