Fire control group
Abstract
A fire control group has a receiver having opposed sidewalls defining a space configured to receive a fire control group, the opposed sidewalls each defining a pivot pin aperture, the pivot pin apertures being registered with each other, a fire control group including a trigger received in the space, the fire control group defining a transverse pivot pin passage configured to be registered with the pivot pin apertures of the receiver, the fire control group including a pivoting operational element, the fire control group including a pivot pin supporting the pivoting operational element and received in the transverse pivot pin passage and the pivot pin apertures, the firearm having a hand grip aft of the trigger and defining a screw aperture, and a grip screw engaging the hand grip and engaging the fire control group. The grip screw may occupy a medial plane of the firearm.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedI claim:
1 . A firearm comprising:
a receiver having opposed sidewalls defining a space; a fire control group including a trigger received in the space; the firearm having a hand grip aft of the trigger; and a threaded fastener securely engaging the hand grip and threadably engaging the fire control group.
2 . The firearm of claim 1 wherein the fastener is externally threaded.
3 . The firearm of claim 1 wherein the fire control group fire control group defines a threaded aperture receiving the threaded fastener.
4 . The firearm of claim 1 wherein the threaded fastener occupies a medial plane of the firearm.
5 . The firearm of claim 1 wherein the firearm control group includes an adjustable downwardly extending set screw configured to establish a pitch orientation of the fire control group.
6 . The firearm of claim 1 wherein the firearm control group includes an adjustable downwardly extending set screw configured to establish an elevation of at least a portion of the fire control group.
7 . The firearm of claim 1 including only a single transverse pin engaging both the receiver and the fire control group.
8 . The firearm of claim 1 wherein the hand grip defines a primary grip axis and the threaded fastener is parallel to the primary grip axis.
9 . The firearm of claim 1 wherein a portion of the receiver is compressively received between the hand grip and the fire control group.
10 . The firearm of claim 1 wherein the receiver defines a fastener aperture receiving the threaded fastener.
11 . A firearm comprising:
a receiver having opposed sidewalls defining a space; a fire control group including a trigger received in the space; the receiver having an internal surface abutted by the fire control group; and a threaded fastener threadably engaging the fire control group and operable to bias the fire control group against the internal surface of the receiver.
12 . The firearm of claim 1 wherein the fastener has a head external to the receiver.
13 . The firearm of claim 1 wherein the fastener is externally threaded.
14 . The firearm of claim 1 wherein the fire control group fire control group defines a threaded aperture receiving the threaded fastener.
15 . The firearm of claim 1 wherein the threaded fastener occupies a medial plane of the firearm.
16 . The firearm of claim 1 wherein the firearm control group includes an adjustable downwardly extending set screw configured to establish a pitch orientation of the fire control group.
17 . The firearm of claim 1 wherein the firearm control group includes an adjustable downwardly extending set screw configured to establish an elevation of at least a portion of the fire control group.
18 . The firearm of claim 1 including only a single transverse pin engaging both the receiver and the fire control group.
19 . The firearm of claim 1 wherein the receiver defines a fastener aperture receiving the threaded fastener.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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