Spare magazine carrier

Firearms – Implements

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42 50, F41A 968

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056364652

ABSTRACT:
A protective carrier for holding a loaded spare magazine in a position of readiness for immediate insertion into operative engagement with a firearm. A latch mechanism in the carrier is operable simultaneously with and in response to release of the magazine retaining catch mechanism of the firearm, permitting an empty magazine and a loaded spare magazine to be released together, the empty magazine being allowed to fall clear of the firearm while the loaded spare magazine is grasped and inserted into the firearm for use in a minimum amount of time. The spare magazine carrier of the invention protectively surrounds the open upper end of the spare magazine to shield cartridges held therein against contamination by dirt, mud, and the elements, in order to help avoid malfunction or damage of the firearm. A control device extender is provided to operate a bolt catch lever of a rifle which may be covered by the spare magazine carrier.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4115943 (1978-09-01), Musgrave
patent: 4484404 (1984-11-01), Johnson
patent: 4628627 (1986-12-01), Johnson
patent: 5279059 (1994-01-01), Howard
J.F.S., Inc. Boonie Packer Tactical and Range Accessories, Dec. 1995--note description beneath "Redi-Mag" heading.

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