Firearm Safety Lock With Quick-Release Shackle And Auxiliary Grip
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing firearm safety locks face a trade-off between safety and quick deployment, with complex mechanisms often causing slow firearm deployment or reduced safety, and there is a need for a lock that provides high safety without hindering speed.
Innovation Solution
A firearm safety lock with a detachable fixed support connected to a standard guide rail, a shackle assembly that locks the trigger, and a sliding or rotating mechanism for quick unlocking, combined with an auxiliary grip for stable shooting.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If a firearm is firmly locked onto a stationary object, then safety is improved, but convenience and mobility are worsened
Solution Approach 1:
The safety lock system is divided into separate functional components: a lock body that attaches to the firearm, a shackle assembly that blocks the trigger, and a reinforcing hook that secures the lock body. This segmentation allows the trigger-blocking function to remain attached while enabling quick release of the shackle alone, resolving the contradiction between maintained safety and improved convenience.
2Reliability
If complex mechanisms are used to prevent unauthorized removal, then safety is improved, but deployment speed is worsened
Solution Approach 1:
The shackle assembly is extracted as a separate, independently operable component from the lock body. The shackle can be quickly removed by authorized users to deploy the firearm, while the lock body with reinforcing hook remains attached to maintain safety. This extraction resolves the contradiction by separating the trigger-blocking function from the attachment mechanism.
Solution Approach 2:
The shackle assembly is designed with movable connection to the lock body, allowing it to dynamically transition between locked and unlocked states. The sliding rail or rotating shaft assembly enables quick mechanical movement of the shackle, providing fast deployment speed while maintaining secure locking when engaged, thus resolving the speed-safety contradiction.
3Speed
If the entire lock body is removed for firearm use, then quick deployment is achieved, but safety is worsened
Solution Approach 1:
The system separates the trigger-blocking shackle from the attachment-lock body components. Users only need to remove the shackle assembly to deploy the firearm quickly, while the lock body with reinforcing hook remains attached to the firearm, maintaining continuous safety protection. This segmentation resolves the contradiction between deployment speed and safety.
Solution Approach 2:
The shackle assembly is extracted as the removable component for quick deployment, while the lock body with reinforcing hook stays attached. This extraction allows rapid firearm access without compromising the attached safety mechanism, directly resolving the contradiction between speed and safety.
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AI summary
A firearm safety lock with an auxiliary shooting function is provided, and relates to the technical field of firearm safety locks. The firearm safety lock includes a lock body of the safety lock; the lock body is provided with a fixed support, a shackle assembly, and a reinforcing hook; the fixed support is detachably fixedly connected to the lock body and is configured to detachably fixedly connect the lock body to a standard guide rail of a firearm; one end of the shackle assembly is mounted at the lock body through movable connection, and the other end of the shackle assembly can block or cover a trigger of the firearm to lock the firearm.