Magazine dispensing container and system

a technology for dispensing containers and magazines, applied in the field of firearms, can solve the problems of serious injury, capture, and/or death, and reduce the risk of dislodging in situations where movement or agitation is occurring, and achieve the effect of preventing debris and dirt from entering or minimizing the impa

Active Publication Date: 2020-04-23
STEWART III TALMAGE P
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Benefits of technology

The system enables rapid and secure access to pre-loaded magazines, reducing the risk of delay in reloading and enhancing user safety by providing a reliable and efficient means of magazine dispensing, even in high-stress environments.

Problems solved by technology

Difficulty in removing a stored magazine from a compartment or device for use may be detrimental to the user, and have serious consequences.
Spare magazines are often utilized during extreme life-threatening combat situations, where the failure to quickly reload a full magazine while engaged in a threatening situation, such as a combat or gun battle, can result in serious injury, capture, and / or death.
However, without the protective flap, there is a risk of dislodgement in situations where movement or agitation is experienced, such as in combat or a law enforcement situation.

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[0041]Referring to FIGS. 1-9B, a system and device 110 for storing and dispensing magazines is depicted showing a preferred embodiment of the invention. The device 110 has a body 111 and a cavity or space 112 therein. The body 111 is shown comprising a walled structure having a front wall 113, rear wall 114, a first side wall 115 and second side wall 116. The body also has a top 117 and a bottom 118.

[0042]According to some embodiments, a support such as a stand may be provided, such as the feet 120a, 120b, 120c, 120d shown at the bottom of the device 110 (FIGS. 2A, 4 and 8A). The feet 120a, 120b, 120c, 120d preferably are located to provide stability when the device 110 is resting on a surface. The feet 120a, 120b, 120c, 120d, according to preferred embodiments are mounted on the device body 111 so that they may be moved into position as needed, and retracted or moved out of position when not needed (e.g., when the device 110 is being carried, worn by a user, and the like). The embo...

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Abstract

A system and devices for storing and dispensing magazines that are pre-loaded with ammunition for firearms, the device including a body having a space therein, a dispensing opening, a supporting platform on which the magazines are supported, and a spring that biases the platform toward the dispensing opening to present the magazine, and the next magazine to the dispensing opening for discharge from the device. The spring is collapsible and has substantially rectangular segments. The top of the spring is captured within a space formed at the top of the platform, and the bottom of the spring is guided with a spring guide. The device may be carried on a person, and may releasably attach to a user's clothing.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION1. Field of the Invention[0001]The present invention relates to firearms that are loaded with magazines that contain ammunition, and more particularly to a device and system for storing and dispensing multiple magazines loaded with ammunition, and devices and systems where the magazine storing and dispensing unit is carried by a user through a handle or being worn on the body.2. Brief Description of the Related Art[0002]Users of firearms typically store and carry ammunition, and must load the ammunition from time to time. Firearm ammunition for a number of firearms typically is stored in clips or magazines, where the cartridges (e.g., bullets) are stored in the magazine and are available for use when the magazine is loaded into the firearm. A typical arrangement may be a stacked array of bullets that are contained in the magazine. A typical magazine may operate by moving the cartridges held therein to a location within the firearm, where the cartridge may ...

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Patent Type & AuthorityApplications(United States)
IPC IPC(8): F42B39/00F42B39/02F42B39/26B65G59/02
CPCF42B39/02F42B39/26B65G59/02F42B39/002F41A9/61F41A9/65F41A9/70F41A9/82
InventorSTEWART, III, TALMAGE P.
OwnerSTEWART III TALMAGE P