Ergonomic electrical current switching systems

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1996-02-27

1997-08-05

Shoop, Jr., William M.

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems

Switching systems

Plural switches

200 5R, 200 6185, 2002931, 200512, 42 7001, 42 7101, 307116, H01H 7150

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056545940

ABSTRACT:
In order to enable switching electric currents with a part of a human hand for an accessory of a firearm having a firearm handle, that firearm handle is complemented with an arcuate member, which is formed in similarity to a portion of that human hand in a clenched position at the mentioned part. An electric switching device on that arcuate member is at a location corresponding to the mentioned part of the human hand in its clenched position. The arcuate member may be provided with a mount. A bidirectional electric circuit extends along or through the arcuate member and may extend along or through the mount to and from the electric switching device.

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