The present disclosure generally relates to firearm accessories, and more particularly to rests for firearms.
Various types of firearm rests are known. Shooting rests are used to support part or all of the weight of a firearm to assist a user in shooting the firearm. Shooting rests enable shooters to aim a firearm more steadily at a target and thus improve shooting accuracy.
In one aspect, a shooting rest is for supporting a firearm including a trigger, a trigger hand grip portion adjacent the trigger, a butt portion rearward from the trigger hand grip portion, and a forward portion forward from the trigger hand grip portion. The shooting rest includes a frame, a forward support, and a rear support. The forward support is supported by the frame and includes a cradle configured to receive the forward portion of the firearm. The cradle is pivotable with respect to the frame to adjust an aim of the firearm. A rearward support is supported by the frame and includes a platform positioned to engage a bottom of the hand grip portion of the firearm to support the hand grip portion.
In another aspect, a shooting rest is for supporting a firearm including a trigger and a forward portion forward of the trigger. The shooting rest includes a frame and a cradle. The cradle is supported by the frame to support the forward portion of the firearm. The cradle includes first and second jaws and a bed between the jaws. The first and second jaws are movable with respect to the bed to clamp the forward portion of the firearm between the jaws. The cradle includes an actuator operatively connected to the first and second jaws. The actuator is operable to move the first and second jaws toward each other at the same time at the same rate of movement.
Other objects and features of the present disclosure will be in part apparent and in part pointed out herein.
Corresponding reference characters indicate corresponding parts throughout the drawings.
Referring to
In general, the shooting rest includes a frame 12, a forward firearm support 14, and a rear firearm support 16. The shooting rest 10 is arranged for the forward support 14 to support a forward portion of the firearm and for the rear support 16 to support a bottom of a hand grip portion of the firearm. The rear support 16 can be removable or can be omitted without departing from the scope of the present invention. Referring to
In the illustrated embodiment, the frame 12 is provided in the form of a stand having a tripod configuration. The frame 12 includes a yoke 18 and a three legs 20 extending from the yoke. The yoke 18 includes three leg connectors 18A. Each leg 20 includes a proximal end secured to a respective leg connector portion 18A of the yoke 18 by a fastener 24, and each leg includes a distal end opposite the proximal end. Feet 26 are provided at the distal ends for engaging a surface such as a surface of the ground. In the illustrated embodiment, the legs 20 extend from the yoke 18 in fixed orientations with respect to the yoke. The front leg 20 extends directly forward from the yoke and the rear legs 20 extend laterally and rearward from the yoke. A brace 21 extends between the two rear legs 20. Other types of frames can be used without departing from the scope of the present invention.
Referring to
Referring to
The stem 40 includes a post 46 and a head 48. The post 46 extends through an opening in the yoke 18 and is connected to the yoke by an upper bearing 50A and a lower bearing 50B. Each bearing includes an inner race, an outer race, and a plurality of ball bearings between the inner and outer race. The lower bearing 50B includes a shoulder opposing a bottom surface of the yoke 18 and the upper bearing 50A includes a shoulder opposing an internal shoulder of the yoke. The stem 40 is rotatable win the bearings 50A, 50B with respect to the yoke 18 about the yaw axis YA. The stem 40 includes a lower section 40A and an upper section 40B secured to each other by a fastener 54 (e.g., bolt). The lower and upper sections 40A, 40B collectively define a neck 46A of the post 46 extending through the opening in the yoke 18. In manufacture, the upper section 40B may be moved downwardly into the yoke 18, the lower section 40A may be moved upwardly into the yoke, and the fastener 54 may then be installed to secure the upper and lower sections and upper and lower bearings 50A, 50B together. To secure the stem 40 axially in the yoke 18, the upper section 40B includes a shoulder 40C abutting the inner race of the upper bearing 50A, and the lower section 40A includes a shoulder 40D abutting the inner race of the lower bearing 50B.
A yaw brake 56 is provided in the form of an actuator including a threaded shaft 56A and a knob 56B. The threaded shaft 56A is received in a threaded opening 18B in the yoke 18 and has a distal end adjacent the neck 46A of the post 46. Friction of the distal end of the shaft 56A against the neck 46A can be increased or decreased by threading the shaft into or out of the yoke 18 using the knob 56B. In the illustrated embodiment, the neck 46A includes an annular break pad 58 which the distal end of the shaft 56 is positioned to engage. For example, the yaw brake 56 can be configured in a non-braking position, a braking position, or a locking position. In the non-braking position, the shaft 56A of the yaw brake 56 is threaded sufficiently out of the yoke 18 such that the distal end of the shaft is not engaging the neck 46A. In the non-braking position, the stem 40 is free to rotate about the yaw axis YA without braking by the yaw brake 56. In the braking position, the shaft 56A of the yaw brake 56 is threaded into the yoke 18 such that the distal end of the shaft is engaging the neck 46A and dampens rotation of the stem 40 about the yaw axis YA. In particular, friction between the distal end of the shaft 56A and the neck 46A is great enough to resist free pivoting of the stem 40 about the yaw axis YA but to permit rotation about the yaw axis when sufficient force is applied to the firearm F by the user. In the locking position, the shaft 56A of the yaw brake 56 is threaded into the yoke 18 such that the distal end of the shaft is engaging the neck 46A to create sufficient friction to prevent rotation of the stem 40 about the yaw axis YA. In use, the yaw brake 56 will typically be configured in the non-braking position or various degrees of the braking position.
Referring to
Still referring to
Other configurations for supporting the cradle 44 on the frame 12 can be used without departing from the scope of the present invention. For example, more or fewer than two pivot connections can be used. The yaw axis and pitch axis can be defined by a single pivot connection (e.g., ball pivot connection) or by multiple pivot connections. Other types of yaw and pitch brakes can be used, the yaw brake and pitch brake can be the same brake (e.g., in the case of a ball pivot connection), and the yaw and/or pitch brake can be omitted.
The cradle 44 will now be described in further detail with reference to
The base 74 includes wings 74B positioned laterally outboard of the bed 74A for supporting the jaws 76. Standoffs 74C at forward and rear ends of the bed 74A connect the wings 74B to the bed. The base 74 defines rectangular openings between the bed 74A and the wings 74B in which the jaws 76 are received. The jaws 76 each include a rigid backing 76A and a non-marring pad 76B secured to the backing. For example, the pads 76B may be elastomeric material overmolded onto the backing 76A to define inward facing clamping surfaces of the jaws 76 facing the firearm axis FA. The pads 76B have smaller, closely spaced, hexagonal nubs for engaging the firearm F. The jaws 76 can be configured in a clamping position (e.g.,
The clamp actuator 78 includes a shaft 80 and a knob 82 secured to the shaft by a fastener 84 (e.g., roll pin) such that the knob and shaft rotate conjointly. The shaft 80 extends laterally through the wings 74B and bed 74A of the base 74. The shaft 80 includes a first threaded section 80A extending between the bed 74A and the left wing 74B and a second threaded section 80B extending between the bed 74A and the right wing 74B. The first threaded section 80A is left hand threaded, and the second threaded section 80B is right hand threaded. The first and second threaded sections 80A, 80B form threaded connections with threaded openings 76C in the jaws 76. The arrangement is such that rotation of the knob 82 in a first direction causes the jaws 76 to move closer to the firearm axis FA and to each other to clamp the firearm F, and rotation of the knob in a second opposite direction causes the jaws to move farther from the clamping axis and from each other to unclamp the firearm. It will be appreciated that the clamp actuator 78 moving the jaws 76 at the same time and at the same rate of movement causes the jaws to clamp the firearm F in a centered position on the bed 74A and with respect to the firearm axis FA no matter the width of the firearm at its forward portion H.
Referring to
Other cradles can be used without departing from the scope of the present invention. For example, other types of clamp actuators can be used. Other types of guides can be used, and the guides can be omitted. For example, other mating relationships of a guide and a jaw can be used. Moreover, the cradle need not be clampable on the firearm. The firearm can be secured in position on the cradle (e.g., by a strap, fastener, etc.) without being clamped between one or more movable jaws. Moreover, the cradle may include a bed without any upstanding members for supporting sides of the firearm.
Referring now to
Other types of rear supports can be used without departing from the scope of the present invention. For example, other types of jacks can be provided. Moreover, the rear support can be removable or be omitted without departing from the scope of the present invention. In one contemplated embodiment, the brace 21 is removable (e.g., by unfastening the brace 21 from the rear legs 20) to remove the rear support 16, such that the rest can be used without the rear support.
In a method of using the shooting rest 10, the shooting rest can be positioned at a location where the user desires to shoot and can be oriented with the forward and rear supports 14, 16 aligned in a general direction in which the user desires to shoot. The user then sets the firearm F on the rest 10 with the forward portion H of the firearm F on the forward support 14 and the bottom of the trigger hand grip portion G on the rear support 16. The clamp actuator 78 is used to clamp the forward portion H of the firearm F with the jaws 76 of the cradle 44. The shooting rest 10 can be used in a bench rest mode and in a turret rest mode. As used herein, bench rest mode refers to a mode in which the firearm F is resting on both the forward rest 14 and the rear rest 16. In this mode, the shooting rest 10 can be used as a bench rest fully supporting the firearm F and permitting fine adjustment of the aim of the firearm while supported by the shooting rest. The yaw and pitch brakes 56, 64 can be in the non-braking, braking, or locked positions, but desirably, the yaw and pitch brakes are in the braking or locked positions. The user can make coarse vertical aim adjustment by changing the length of the front leg 20, and can make fine vertical aim adjustment by rotating the wheel 92A of the turn buckle 92 of the rear support 16. Elevating or lowering the trigger hand grip portion G causes the firearm F to pivot about the pitch axis PA at the forward support 14. Major horizontal aim adjustments can be made by turning the shooting rest 10 to change the orientation of the legs 20, and fine horizontal aim adjustments can be made by sliding the bottom of the trigger hand grip portion G left or right on the deck 90A of the rear support 16. In this way, the shooting rest 10 can be used as a bench rest to fully support the weight of the firearm F and precisely aim the firearm at a desired target. In the turret rest mode, the user can lift the trigger hand grip portion G off the rear support 16 and rotate the firearm F as desired about the yaw axis YA and/or pitch axis PA of the forward support 14 to aim the firearm F. In the turret rest mode, the yaw and pitch brakes 56, 64 can be in the non-braking, braking, and/or locking positions, but at least one of the yaw and pitch brakes is not in the locking position. In the turret rest mode, the user benefits from the clamping of the cradle 44 on the firearm F and the tripod support of the frame 12 to provide stability to the firearm in aiming. The turret rest mode can be useful to the user in dynamic shooting situations, such as when shooting moving targets or when rapidly changing aim of the firearm toward various targets. In the turret rest mode, the user can rest the trigger hand grip portion G on the rear support 16 when waiting to acquire a target or when taking a break from shooting. When the user is finished using the rest 10, the firearm F is unclamped from the forward support 14 and removed from the rest.
It will be apparent that modifications and variations are possible without departing from the scope of the invention defined in the appended claims.
As various changes could be made in the above constructions and methods without departing from the scope of the invention, it is intended that all matter contained in the above description and shown in the accompanying drawings shall be interpreted as illustrative and not in a limiting sense.
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