"Rip That Can " can holding device

Details "Rip That Can " can holding device "Rip That Can " can holding device

1994-11-10

1996-12-03

Graham, Mark S.

Amusement devices: games

Aerial projectile game; game element or accessory therefor...

Target

273390, F41J 500

Patent

active

055800629

ABSTRACT:
An aluminum beverage can is suspended in the air between two arms applying tension, outwardly pulling on the top and bottom of the can through a series of attachments including anchoring attachments to the arms attaching to swivels attaching to axle rods that attach to the top and bottom of the can. This array is supported by upright standards that are adjustable in height. The axle rods and anchors which attach to the arms have a shape that allows them to remain secured to the swivels and arms, but are easily disassembled as well. The can is held as a fired upon target during a game in which the shooter trys to shoot the can in two. The can spins on a central axis when a projectile strikes it off center. When large sections have been ripped away the can opens under the tension applied to it. The adjustable upright standards allow the can center to be positioned to the user's preference in relation to the bore line of the gun.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2722420 (1955-11-01), Adamson
patent: 3540729 (1970-11-01), Rarberger
patent: 4189147 (1980-02-01), Schmid
patent: 5163689 (1992-11-01), Bateman

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