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Receiver and collapsible buttstock for a firearm

  • US 9,574,846 B2
  • Filed: 03/05/2015
  • Issued: 02/21/2017
  • Est. Priority Date: 03/05/2015
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A receiver and collapsible buttstock, comprising:

  • an integral stock connector component that extends from said receiver, proximate a buffer tube aperture of said receiver;

    at least one extension rod/rail aperture formed through said integral stock connector component, wherein a longitudinal axis of each at least one extension rod/rail aperture is substantially parallel to said longitudinal axis of said receiver, wherein each extension rod/rail aperture is formed so as to slidably receive an extension rod/rail extending from a buttstock;

    wherein said buttstock comprises an elongate portion of material extending from a top end to a bottom end, having a recessed channel formed in said top end of said buttstock;

    wherein each extension rod/rail comprises a portion of material that extends from a first end to a second end, wherein a rod channel is formed along at least a portion of each extension rod/rail, and wherein each rod channel includes a rod dimple/detent formed at each terminating end of said rod channel;

    a latch cover attached or coupled to said integral stock connector component, wherein said latch cover includes interior side walls defining a latch cover cavity formed so as to receive at least a portion of a latch therein, wherein said latch cover cavity extends to at least one rod/rail aperture formed therethrough, wherein each rod/rail aperture is formed so as to be aligned with a corresponding extension rod/rail aperture; and

    wherein said latch extends from an engagement portion to a protrusion portion, wherein said latch is movable, along its longitudinal axis, between an engaged position and a disengaged position, wherein when said latch is in said engaged position, said protrusion portion urges at least one latch element into said rod/rail aperture a distance that allows each latch element to seat into said rod dimples/detents of each extension rod/rail, and wherein when said latch is in said disengaged position, said protrusion portion allows said at least one latch element to retract from said rod dimples/detents and into said rod channels of each extension rod/rail.

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