Firearm support system with independent cant adjustment and level indicator
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[0086]FIG. 4A represents a main body assembly 200. The main body assembly 200 may include an opening with two concentric surfaces 212 and two angulated leg pivot surfaces 220. Mounting assembly 100 includes a mounting mechanism to attach mounting assembly 100 to a firearm, for example via a rail 400. Rail mounting mechanisms will be described below.
[0087]FIG. 4B represents a first embodiment of mounting assembly 100, featuring a quick disconnect rail mounting mechanism.
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[0088]FIG. 6A represents mounting assembly 100, featuring a permanent rail mounting mechanism.
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[0089]FIGS. 14A and 14B represent mounting assembly 100, featuring a cant locking plate 130L integrating a level indicator. Level indicators will be further discussed below. Mounting assembly 100 also includes a cant guide projection 122 featuring two concentric surfaces 122A. Concentric surfaces 122A and concentric surfaces 212 are all concentric with cant axis 1. The dimensional tolerances of surfaces 122A and 212 should allow a smooth rotation of mounting assembly 100 in main body assembly 200. For ease of operation it is desirable that the cant axis 1 be concentric or close to concentric with the rifle bore.
[0090]Now referring to the cant angle lock mechanism with captive thumb screw, as depicted in FIG. 4B, mounting assembly 100 further includes a clamp surface 125, a cant locking plate 130 or 130L and a cant locking thumb screw 140.
[0091]When the user of such an embodiment has selected a cant angle, such angle, in embodiments, may be locked by clamping main body assembly surfa...
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