Pistol grips having cushioning recesses

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1979-01-03

1981-01-06

Jordan, Charles T.

Plant husbandry

Receptacle for growing medium

Saucer

F41C 2300

Patent

active

042428246

ABSTRACT:
A pistol grip including a grip body of elastomeric material to be connected to the frame of a pistol and containing a recess within which a terminal portion of the frame extends downwardly, with the elastomeric material containing a cushioning recess which is located behind the first mentioned recess and gives to the grip body greater compressability in a front to rear direction to increase its absorption of recoil force upon firing of the gun.

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"Pachmayr Slip-On Recoil Pad," Pachmayr Gun Works, Inc.

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