Butts TRIZ Cases

An outer and inner handguard member use protrusion-recess engagement to support secure grip, ergonomics, and heat management.

A motorized telescopic extension moves the bipod support away from the barrel to preserve harmonics and improve muzzle stability.

An adjustable firearm stock customizes comb height and length of pull via a rod latch and threaded nut, resolving poor gun fit for different shooters.

A spring-biased locking lever automatically adjusts a sliding buttstock along parallel rails for rapid length changes.

Curved claw firearm support attaches to lower rails, enabling stable shooting from adverse angles around obstacles.

Integrated spring-loaded monopod and pivotable bipod assemblies resolve deployment complexity while improving shooting accuracy.

A hydraulic recoil absorber uses a self-regulating poppet valve to manage fluid flow within high and low pressure chambers.

Segmented rear and front sections isolate the spring mechanism, resolving complexity trade-offs for universal firearm compatibility.

An adhesive wraparound grip uses abrasive particles or viscoelastic elastomers to resolve slippage and improve reliability.

Segmented channels within the grip store items while protecting them from moisture and impact.

Servo motors driven by inertial measurement units actively adjust the barrel position to compensate for user movement, maintaining steady aim.