Long weapon fixation to hold / fix a weapon in the middle of the back

Abstract

Long weapon fixation in the form of a shell / hook (1) or a belt (7) on the jacket / vest.

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

[0001] When stalking or generally carrying a weapon using a rifle sling, the weapon can always slip off the shoulder and also hinders carrying a stalking stick, for example.

[0002] Bending over or crossing obstacles is also not easy without the weapon slipping off the shoulder. OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

[0003] It is therefore the task of the invention (shell / loop / strap) to keep the weapon centered on the back. SOLUTION

[0004] The task is solved either by means of a shell similar to a hook, which is either permanently attached to a piece of clothing or a belt, or can simply be pushed onto a belt as a single part (e.g. like a holster).

[0005] As an alternative to the shell / hook, the weapon can also be held centrally on the back using a belt / loop that is firmly attached to the clothing. Fig. 3 shows how the weapon is held in the long weapon fixation in the middle of the wearer’s back. Fig. 1 and Fig. Figure 2 shows the long gun restraint made of a rigid material, not mounted. This can then be attached to clothing or slipped onto a strap or belt. Fig. 6 and Fig. Figure 7 shows the long gun restraint as a strap / belt version, which is firmly attached to the clothing (vest, jacket, etc.) on one side. Depending on whether you're left- or right-handed, the strap can then be clicked or hooked onto the loose side of the clothing on the left or right.

[0006] Fig. 6 and Fig. Figure 7 shows a vest from the back, onto which the long weapon attachment is sewn in the form of a strap / band. The strap is sewn once in the center of the back, and once on the side, on the counterpart of the buckle.

[0007] Fig. 7 shows how the weapon is held centrally on the vest.

[0008] Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 show the long weapon fixation in the form of a hook, which is covered with neoprene, for example.

[0009] Fig. 4 and Fig. 5 show how the long weapon fixation is pushed onto a belt.

[0010] Fig. 7 shows the long weapon fixation in the form of a belt / strap, which is sewn firmly in the middle of the back, and has a belt / strap in both directions to click in so that it can be worn by left and right-handed wearers. List of reference symbols 1 long gun holder 2 slits to insert the belt 3 tie bows 4 belts 5 rifle slings 6 Vest from behind 7 Belt holder 8 quick release 9 Weapon / Rifle

Claims

[1] Long weapon fixation in the form of a shell / hook (1) or a belt (7) on the jacket / vest. [2] Long weapon fixation in the form of a bowl / hook (1), which is attached or threaded to a strap or belt (4). [3] Long weapon fixation in the form of a belt / rope / band (7) which is attached to the clothing. [4] According to claim (2). Long weapon fixation in the form of a shell such as a hook made of plastic or metal, which is covered with neoprene or a fabric. [5] Long weapon fixation in the sense of holding the weapon in the middle of the wearer's back, with a flexible or solid material. [6] The attachment of the long weapon fixation in the form of a shell / hook (1) and also by means of the belt / strap (7), can also be provided with a belt buckle or a click / plug fastener.

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