Firearms – Safety mechanism – Firearm lock
Patent
1996-11-27
1997-10-28
Carone, Michael J.
Firearms
Safety mechanism
Firearm lock
F41A 1744
Patent
active
056807244
ABSTRACT:
A cylindrical insert having a recess in one end and a notch disposed between either end of the cylindrical insert. The cylindrical insert is placed within a bolt carrier of a rifle or firearm. The recess is positioned to receiving the firing pin, preventing the cylindrical insert from contacting it. The notch is sized and positioned to receive the hammer, preventing it from impacting the firing pin when the trigger is pulled releasing the hammer. The insert, being placed within the bolt carrier, is not readily visible and effectively disables the rifle from being fired. This prevents the possibility of any accidental discharge or unauthorized use. A locking device may be attached to the insert preventing its unauthorized removal. The present invention is applicable to many different rifles or firearms and may also be used to safely dry-fire a firearm without damaging the firing pin, and requiring only limited movement of the bolt carrier to reset the hammer for dry-firing.
REFERENCES:
patent: 3193959 (1965-07-01), Jaycox
patent: 4776123 (1988-10-01), Ascroft
patent: 5070635 (1991-12-01), Cvetanovich
patent: 5315778 (1994-05-01), Wolford
Carone Michael J.
Fattibene Arthur T.
Fattibene Paul A.
Lattig Matthew J.
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