Gun barrel and trigger flashlight and/or laser mount structure

• US 20060242882A1
• Filed: 04/29/2005
• Published: 11/02/2006
• Est. Priority Date: 04/29/2005
• Status: Active Grant

• Current Assignee: Philip Liu
• Original Assignee: Philip Liu
• Inventors: Liu, Philip
• Granted Patent: US 7,260,912 B2
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 42/146
• CPC Class Codes: F41G 11/003 Mountings with a dove tail element, e.g. "Picatinny rail systems"

Abstract

A tactical flashlight and/or laser mount structure has a chassis, two control buttons, an elastic means, a movable tenon and a mounting mortise. The chassis is fixed on the top of the tactical flashlight and/or laser for engaging the chassis with the gun separately. Each of the control buttons includes a pressing portion and a lift portion, the two control buttons are outward- and inward-movably disposed on the chassis, the elastic means is disposed between the two control buttons, a movable tenon is upward and downward movably disposed on the chassis and formed with two oblique notches, the lift portion of two control buttons joint to the oblique notches, and the mounting mortise is fixed on the gun.

Claims

1. A tactical flashlight and/or laser mount structure for mounting a tactical flashlight and/or laser on a gun, comprising:

a chassis disposed on the tactical flashlight and/or laser and connected separately to the gun;

two control buttons, each having a lift portion, the two control buttons being outward- and inward-movably disposed on the chassis;

an elastic means disposed between the two control buttons;

a movable tenon upward- and downward-movably disposed on the chassis and formed with two oblique notches, the lift portions of the control buttons selectively corresponding to two oblique notches, the movable tenon supported the least one spring above the chassis; and

a mounting mortise fixed on the gun, wherein when the lift portions of the control buttons correspond to the bottom of the oblique notches of the movable tenon, the movable tenon is lifted to join with the mounting mortise for mounting the tactical flashlight and/or laser on the gun.

2. The tactical flashlight and/or laser mount structure of claim 1, wherein the chassis is fixed on a top of the tactical flashlight and/or laser.

3. The tactical flashlight and/or laser mount structure of claim 1, wherein the chassis is recessed with a space, and the control buttons, elastic means, and movable tenon are disposed therein.

4. The tactical flashlight and/or laser mount structure of claim 3, wherein the chassis has two first assembling aperture disposed on two sides of the space, and the two control buttons are respectively slidably matched in the two first assembling apertures of the chassis.

5. The tactical flashlight and/or laser mount structure of claim 3, wherein each of two sides of the space is disposed with a second assembling aperture, two ends of the movable tenon are respectively disposed with a sliding portion, and a position of the sliding portions of two ends of the movable tenon is lower than that of the second sliding portion, thereby making the sliding portions of the two ends of the movable tenon upward-slidingly and downward-slidingly matched in the second apertures of the chassis.

6. The tactical flashlight and/or laser mount structure of claim 1, wherein the chassis is disposed with a pair of first slide ways, the chassis uses the pair of first slide ways to engage with a pair of second slide ways corresponding to a barrel of the gun, and the pair of second slide ways is disposed along a vertical direction of the gun.

7. The tactical flashlight and/or laser mount structure of claim 1, wherein the control buttons and the elastic means are covered with a repressed board.

8. The tactical flashlight and/or laser mount structure of claim 1, wherein each of the control buttons comprises a pressing portion, the lift portions are connected to the pressing portions, each of the pressing portions further connects to an abutting portion, and two ends of the elastic means abut against the abutting portions of the control buttons.

9. The tactical flashlight and/or laser mount structure of claim 1, wherein the elastic means is a spring.

10. The gun tactical flashlight and/or laser mount structure of claim 1, wherein the oblique notches are oblique channels that its inside is rose to the outside.

11. The gun tactical flashlight and/or laser mount structure of claim 1, wherein the mounting mortise is disposed at a bottom of a barrel of the gun along a lateral direction of the barrel.

12. The gun tactical flashlight and/or laser mount structure of claim 2, wherein the chassis is having at least one fixed portion device, the fixed portion device is touched to the gun.

13. The gun tactical flashlight and/or laser mount structure of claim 12, wherein the fixed portion device is including:

a fixed sleeve, a spring and a fixed portion ball, the fixed sleeve being fixed to the chassis, the spring and fixed portion ball of the fixed portion device being disposed in the fixed sleeve, and the spring of the fixed portion device being touched the fixed portion ball for the fixed portion ball touching to the gun.