US2016209140A1PendingUtilityA1
Rifle Magazine
Individually held — no corporate assignee on recordPriority: Jan 16, 2015Filed: Jan 19, 2016Published: Jul 21, 2016
Est. expiryJan 16, 2035(~8.5 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Emery E. Toth
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Abstract
A polymer AK-47 magazine which has stainless steel reinforced feed lips as well as the front locking point being part of the reinforcing unit. The magazine also has a corrosion resistant rear locking point as well as said magazine having internal friction reducing lands and an anti-tilt follower. The corrosion-resistant reinforcement is attached to the anterior, posterior, sinistral, and dextral sides to the magazine feed lips, and the magazine front locking point. The corrosion-resistant reinforcement prevents deformation of said feed lips during usage.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . An ammunition magazine, comprising:
a. a magazine body having an arcuate shape; b. a corrosion-resistant reinforcement attached to an anterior, posterior, sinistral, and dextral sides to the magazine feed lips, said magazine body including a magazine front locking point, said corrosion-resistant reinforcement preventing deformation of said feed lips during usage; c. an anti-tilt follower disposed in said magazine body; and d. a spring exerting an upward force upon said anti-tilt follower, said spring being made of a corrosion-resistant material;
whereby said anti-tilt follower and said spring, being cooperatively engaged, are compressed into said magazine body by said corrosion-resistant floor plate, said spring being disposed via a spring retainer, said spring retainer being cooperatively engaged by the floor plate.
2 . The ammunition magazine of claim 1 , wherein said front locking point is corrosion-resistant and an integral part of said reinforcement insert; enabling positive, reliable locking of said magazine into a rifle.
3 . The ammunition magazine of claim 1 , further comprising said ammunition magazine having a plurality of internal, friction reducing lands.
4 . The ammunition magazine of claim 1 , further comprising said ammunition magazine having a corrosion-resistant floor plate attached at a base of said magazine body.
5 . An ammunition magazine, comprising;
a. a magazine body having an arcuate shape; b. a corrosion-resistant reinforcement attached to an anterior, posterior, sinistral, and dextral sides to the feed lips, and front and rear locking point; c. a plurality of friction reducing lands inside of said magazine; d. an anti-tilt follower disposed into said magazine body; e. a corrosion-resistant spring attached to said anti-tilt follower; f. a corrosion-resistant floor plate attached at a base of said magazine body; and g. a spring retainer cooperatively engageable with said floor plate;
whereby, said anti-tilt follower is inserted into said magazine body and said corrosion-resistant spring being compressed into said magazine via said corrosion-resistant floor plate, said spring exerting upward force upon said anti-tilt follower, said corrosion-resistant reinforcement preventing deformation of said feed lips during usage.
6 . The ammunition magazine of claim 5 , wherein the front and rear locking point is corrosion-resistant and an integral part of said reinforcement insert; enabling positive, reliable locking of said magazine into a rifle.
7 . The ammunition magazine of claim 5 , wherein the rear locking point is corrosion-resistant and an integral part of said reinforcement insert; enabling positive, reliable locking of said magazine into a rifle.
8 . The ammunition magazine of claim 5 , wherein the spring retainer limits travel of the anti-tilt follower, preventing over compression of the spring.
9 . The ammunition magazine of claim 5 , wherein the front locking point is corrosion-resistant and an integral part of said reinforcement insert, enabling positive, reliable locking of said magazine into a rifle.
10 . The ammunition magazine of claim 5 , wherein the rear locking point is corrosion resistant and not an integral part of the reinforcement insert.
11 . An ammunition magazine, comprising:
a. a magazine body having an arcuate shape; b. a corrosion-resistant reinforcement attached to sides to the magazine feed lips, said magazine body including a magazine front locking point, said corrosion-resistant reinforcement preventing deformation of said feed lips during usage; c. an anti-tilt follower disposed in said magazine body; d. a spring exerting an upward force upon said anti-tilt follower, said spring being made of a corrosion-resistant material, said anti-tilt follower and said spring, being cooperatively engaged, are compressed into said magazine body by said corrosion-resistant floor plate, said spring being disposed via a spring retainer, said spring retainer being cooperatively engaged by the floor plate.
12 . The ammunition magazine of claim 11 , wherein said front locking point is corrosion-resistant and an integral part of said reinforcement insert; enabling positive, reliable locking of said magazine into a rifle.
13 . The ammunition magazine of claim 11 , further comprising said ammunition magazine having a plurality of internal, friction reducing lands.
14 . The ammunition magazine of claim 11 , further comprising said ammunition magazine having a corrosion-resistant floor plate attached at a base of said magazine body;
15 . The ammunition magazine of claim 11 , wherein the front and rear locking point is corrosion-resistant and an integral part of said reinforcement insert; enabling positive, reliable locking of said magazine into a rifle.
16 . The ammunition magazine of claim 11 , wherein the rear locking point is corrosion-resistant and an integral part of said reinforcement insert; enabling positive, reliable locking of said magazine into a rifle.
17 . The ammunition magazine of claim 11 , wherein the spring retainer limits travel of the anti-tilt follower, preventing over compression of the spring.
18 . The ammunition magazine of claim 11 , wherein the front locking point is corrosion-resistant and an integral part of said reinforcement insert, enabling positive, reliable locking of said magazine into a rifle.
19 . The ammunition magazine of claim 11 , wherein the rear locking point is corrosion resistant and not an integral part of the reinforcement insert.
20 . The ammunition magazine of claim 11 , wherein said ammunition magazine is compatible with an AK-47 rifle.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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