The present disclosure relates generally to hunting weapons and more particularly to a system for mounting accessories onto hunting weapons.
Game hunters desire to attach accessories to their hunting weapons in a manner that does not impede their ability to hunt. Several mounting systems exist for attaching a specific accessory to a specific weapon. Any given hunter, however, may have a plurality of accessories such as rangefinders, cameras, and scopes. The same hunter may also have a plurality of weapons such as rifles, shotguns, bows, and crossbows. Each accessory and weapon combination necessitates a specific mounting system designed for attaching that accessory that weapon. Thus, the hunter is forced to either carry all possible combinations of accessories and weapons or leave some accessories and weapons at home.
A system for mounting an accessory to more than one weapon is disclosed. The system includes a universal mounting member, a first mount, a second mount, and a screw. The universal mounting member includes a head attached to a first clamp. The head has a threaded hole and the first clamp is configured to surround the accessory. The first mount includes a first track attached to a second clamp. The first track receives the head and the second clamp attaches the first mount to a first weapon. The second mount includes a second track attached to a means for mounting to a second weapon. The second track receives the head and the second weapon is of a different kind than the first weapon. The screw is inserted through a hole located in one of the first track or the second track and into the threaded hole on the head. The screw secures a coupling between the head of universal mounting member and the first track of the first mount or the second track of the second mount.
A system for mounting an accessory to a scope, a gun barrel, and a bow is also disclosed. The system includes a universal mounting member, a scope mount, a gun barrel mount, a bow mount, and a screw. The universal mounting member includes a head attached to a first clamp by a neck. The head has a threaded hole and the first clamp is configured to surround the accessory. The scope mount includes a first track, a first slot, and a second clamp. The first track receives the head, the first slot accommodates the neck, and the second clamp attaches the scope mount to the scope. The gun barrel mount includes a second track, a second slot, and a third clamp. The second track receives the head, the second slot accommodates the neck, and the third clamp attaches the gun barrel mount to the gun barrel. The bow mount includes a third track, a third slot, and a threaded attaching member. The third track receives the head, the third slot accommodates the neck, and the threaded attaching member attaches the bow mount to the bow. The screw is inserted through a hole located in one of the first track, the second track, or the third track and into the threaded hole on the head. The screw secures a coupling between the head of universal mounting member and the first track of the scope mount, the second track of the gun barrel mount, or the third track of the bow mount in order to mount the accessory to the scope, the gun barrel, and the bow, respectively.
A method for mounting an electrical device to a plurality of weapons is also disclosed. The method includes attaching a universal mounting member having a head to the electrical device and inserting the head into a first track of a first weapon mount to from a first mated coupling. The method further includes inserting a screw through the first track and into the head to secure the mated coupling.
The combination of universal mounting member 16 and one of gun barrel mount 18, bow mount 24, and scope mount 30 provides a system for mounting camera 10 onto a plurality of weapons such as shotgun 14, bow 22, rifle 28, and crossbow 32. Universal mounting member 16 attaches camera 10, or any other hunting accessory (e.g. rangefinder, game caller, flashlight, laser pointer), to each of gun barrel mount 18, bow mount 24, and scope mount 30. The “universality” of universal mounting member 16 stems from its ability to remain attached to camera 10 and couple with each of gun barrel mount 18, bow mount 24, and scope mount 30. Accordingly, mounting system 20 can reduce the amount of equipment carried by a game hunter to attach an accessory to a plurality of hunting weapons.
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Universal mounting member 16 includes a first end having first clamp 34 and an opposite, second end having head 36. First clamp 34 is substantially circular and configured to clamp onto and surround camera 10. In alternative embodiments, first clamp 34 adopts other shapes to securely clamp onto non-circular cameras or other hunting accessories (e.g. rangefinder, game caller, flashlight). Head 36 protrudes from first clamp 34 for coupling with gun barrel mount 18, bow mount 24, and scope mount 30. Extending downwardly into head 36 is a threaded hole for receiving thumb screw 33.
Located at first ends of each of gun barrel mount 18, bow mount 24, and scope mount 30 are first track 38, second track 42, and third track 46, respectively. Each track 38, 42, 46 is shaped for receiving head 36 and includes a central hole for receiving thumb screw 33. Once head 36 is received into and coupled with one of first track 38, second track 42, and third tack 46, the threaded hole in head 36 is aligned with the hole in one of tracks 38, 42, 46. Insertion of thumb screw 33 through the aligned holes secures the mated components and removes the “play” or tolerance between the mated components.
Located at second ends of each of gun barrel mount 18, bow mount 24, and scope mount 30 are means for securing the mount to a particular weapon or weapon accessory. Second end of gun barrel mount 18 includes second clamp 40 for clamping barrel mount 18 onto gun barrel 12 (shown in
Semi-circular yoke 54 and semi-circular strap 56 join together to form substantially circular first clamp 34. The flat open ends of yoke 54 each include hole 51 and the flat open ends of strap each include threaded hole 52. To form first clamp 34, flat open ends of yoke 54 are placed above and abut flat open ends of strap 56. Each screw 57 extends first through hole 51 in yoke 54 and second through threaded hole 52 in strap 56. Screws 57 secure yoke 54 to strap 56 and allow first clamp 34 to exert compressive inward force around camera 10, as shown in
Head 36 protrudes from a top, central point on yoke 54. Extending between and attaching head 36 to yoke 54 is neck 50. In the depicted embodiment, neck 50 is a short rectangular connection, but in other embodiments for other cameras 10 and accessories neck 50 is elongated to place more distance between yoke 54 and head 36 (e.g. see
At a first end of gun barrel mount 18 is first track 38. First track 38 is formed by flat top 66, flat bottom 70, and angled sides 68 extending between and connecting top 66 to bottom 70. Top 66 and bottom 70 are substantially parallel to one another. Sides 68 form an obtuse angle with top 66 and extend downwardly and outwardly to flat edges, which form an approximately right angle with bottom 70. Bottom 70 is not closed and includes central slot 72 for accommodating neck 50. First track 38 is configured to receive and couple with head 36 as shown in
At a second, opposite end of gun barrel mount 18 is second clamp 40. Second clamp 40 is substantially circular and formed by semi-circular yoke 76 and semi-circular strap 78. Yoke 76 extends laterally from first track 38 such that bottom 70 of rail receiving track 38 is substantially parallel with a bottom of yoke 76. A top of yoke 76 extends upwardly and forms an angular sloped surface with top 66 of first track 38. Strap 78 is a mirror image of yoke 76. When the flat bottoms of yoke 76 and strap 78 are aligned they abut and a circular space 80 is formed therebetween. When the tops of yoke 76 and strap 78 are aligned they leave gap 82. Extending through bottom of strap 78 and into bottom near clamp 78 are threaded holes 84. As shown in
In order to insert head 36 into first track 38, some tolerance is required between the mating components. After head 36 is received into first track 38, hole 74 of first track 38 is aligned above threaded hole 52 of head 36. Threaded member 88 of thumb screw 33 is then inserted through hole 74 of first track 38 and engages with the internal threads of threaded hole 52 in head 36. Thumb screw 33 is further screwed into threaded hole 52 of head 36 by rotation of enlarged screw head 92 until stop 90 contacts top 66 of first track 38. The engagement of thumb screw 33 pulls head 36 upwardly in rail receiving track 38 and removes the tolerance between top 58 of head 36 and top 66 of first track 38. The tolerance is also removed between sides 60 of head 36 and sides 68 of first track 38 such that head 36 and first track 38 are securely coupled and aligned with one another.
Use of gun barrel mount 18 is shown in
A first end of bow mount 24 has second track 42. A second, opposite end of bow mount 24 has threaded attaching member 44. Second track 42 is elongated and extends laterally from threaded attaching member 44. Second track 42 is defined by top 94, bottom 96, and slot 98. Top 94 and bottom 96 are substantially parallel to one another. Bottom 96 is split into two pieces by slot 98 to accommodate neck 50. Extending into second track 42 between top 94 and bottom 96 is an elongated opening for receiving head 36. Top 58 of head 36 is received into second track 42 and positioned beneath top 94. Sides 60 of head 36 are received into second track 42 and reside in a space located between top 94 and bottom 96. Bottom 64 of head 36 is received into second track 42 and positioned above bottom 96. Neck 50 extends downwardly from head 36 through slot 98 of second track 42. Once head 36 is received into second rail receiving member 42, hole 100 of bow mount 24 is aligned above threaded hole 52 of universal mounting member 16. Thumb screw 33 can then be inserted through hole 100 into threaded hole 52 to secure head 36 within second track 42 and remove the tolerance from the mated coupling (i.e. align camera 10 with bow mount 24).
At a first end of scope mount 30 is third track 46. Third track 46 is similar to first track 38 described above with respect to
At a second, opposite end of scope mount 30 is third clamp 48. Third clamp 48 is similar to first clamp 34 described above with respect to
As explained above with respect to
Use of scope mount 30 is shown in
Universal mounting member 16′ is substantially similar to universal mounting member 16 described above with reference to
For the sake of brevity, head 36′ will not be described in detail as head 36′ is substantially similar to head 36 described above with reference to
Bipod 132 is additional accessory that couples with gun barrel mount 18 of mounting kit 20. As described above with reference to
First end 148 of bipod mount 138 includes head 36″, which is substantially similar to head 36′ (described above with reference to
Although the present invention has been described with reference to preferred embodiments, workers skilled in the art will recognize that changes may be made in form and detail without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.
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