Abstract

A training magazine has a body configured to be removably received in the magazine well, a motor connected to the body and having a rotating shaft, an actuator operably engaged to the reciprocating action element, and operable to reciprocate the reciprocating action element, a linkage interconnecting the motor to the actuator, the linkage including a rotor operably connected to the rotating shaft and operable to rotate in response to rotation of the rotating shaft, and a link connected to the body and operably connected to reciprocate in response to rotation of the rotor to generate reciprocation of the actuator. The link is pivotally connected to the body at a first portion comprising a first end and a second portion is a second end opposite the first end. The rotor may operably engage the link at an intermediate position between the first and second ends.

IPC Classes  ?

• F41A 33/00 - Adaptations for trainingGun simulators

Abstract

A firearm training system for retrofitting an existing rifle to allow for repeated dry firing of the rifle without having to manually reset the trigger after each shot. In some embodiments the system includes a bolt carrier group trigger resetter and a magazine battery pack. In some embodiments, the magazine battery pack is rechargeable. In some embodiments, the bolt carrier group trigger resetter includes a motor. In some embodiments, the bolt carrier group trigger resetter includes a laser.

IPC Classes  ?

• F41G 3/26 - Teaching or practice apparatus for gun-aiming or gun-laying
• F41A 3/12 - Bolt action, i.e. the main breech opening movement being parallel to the barrel axis

Abstract

A training magazine has a body configured to be removably received in the magazine well, a motor connected to the body and having a rotating shaft, an actuator operably engaged to the reciprocating action element, and operable to reciprocate the reciprocating action element, a linkage interconnecting the motor to the actuator, the linkage including a rotor operably connected to the rotating shaft and operable to rotate in response to rotation of the rotating shaft, and a link connected to the body and operably connected to reciprocate in response to rotation of the rotor to generate reciprocation of the actuator. The link is pivotally connected to the body at a first portion comprising a first end and a second portion is a second end opposite the first end. The rotor may operably engage the link at an intermediate position between the first and second ends.

IPC Classes  ?

• F41A 33/00 - Adaptations for trainingGun simulators
• F41A 33/06 - Recoil simulators

Abstract

A training magazine has a body configured to be removably received in the magazine well, a motor connected to the body and operable to generate a motive force, an energy storage element operably connected to the motor and configured to store potential energy generated by the motive force, and an actuator operably engaged to the energy storage element and to the reciprocating action element, and operable to transmit the potential energy to reciprocate the action element. The reciprocating element may be a pistol slide. The energy storage element may be a spring. The spring may be a torsion coil spring having a cylindrical shape with opposed circular ends. There may be an input rotor operably connected to the motor and to a first end of the spring. There may be an output rotor connected to an output end of the spring and to the actuator.

IPC Classes  ?

• F41A 33/06 - Recoil simulators
• F41A 9/64 - Magazines for unbelted ammunition

Abstract

An archery bow facility for launching an arrow includes a flexible bow and a bow string connected to the bow. A sensor connected to the bow is operable to generate a datastream based on a condition of the bow. A processor and display in communication with the sensor is operable to receive the datastream and to determine a first bow position at a moment of initiation of release when the bowstring is released by a user. The processor, based on the datastream, then operates to determine a second bow position at a moment of conclusion of release when the arrow departs the bowstring. The processor may operate in conjunction with the display to communicate to a user information about the difference between the first and second positions. The first and second position may be first and second angular orientations, and the sensor is preferably a multi-axis accelerometer.

IPC Classes  ?

• F41B 5/14 - Details of bowsAccessories for arc shooting
• G01P 1/00 - Details of instruments

Abstract

A firearm training system for retrofitting an existing rifle to allow for repeated dry firing of the rifle without having to manually reset the trigger after each shot. In some embodiments the system includes a bolt carrier group trigger resetter and a magazine battery pack. In some embodiments, the magazine battery pack is rechargeable. In some embodiments, the bolt carrier group trigger resetter includes a motor. In some embodiments, the bolt carrier group trigger resetter includes a laser.

IPC Classes  ?

• F41A 33/00 - Adaptations for trainingGun simulators
• F41A 19/06 - Mechanical firing mechanisms
• F41G 3/26 - Teaching or practice apparatus for gun-aiming or gun-laying
• F41A 3/12 - Bolt action, i.e. the main breech opening movement being parallel to the barrel axis
• F41A 17/00 - Safety arrangements, e.g. safeties
• F41A 17/44 - Safety plugs, e.g. for plugging-up cartridge chambers

Goods & Services

Component parts for guns; Firearm parts and accessories, namely, auto resetting trigger system kits comprised of component parts for firearms

Goods & Services

Downloadable computer application software for mobile phones, namely, dry fire laser training software for use with a dry fire laser range system for firearms that enables users to track, access and evaluate firearms performance data; Downloadable mobile applications for use with a dry fire laser range system for firearms that enables users to track, access and evaluate firearms performance data; Dry fire laser range system for firearms comprised of a dry fire laser pointing device for use with firearms, tripod stands adapted for mobile phones and tablet computers, laser cartridge extraction stick for firearms, and firearm targets, sold as a unit Firearm targets

Goods & Services

Sensors for measuring positional information of firearms, not for medical use

Goods & Services

Sensors for measuring positional information of firearms, not for medical use

Goods & Services

Sensors for measuring the position of firearms; electronic devices and software for providing feedback and tracking relating to firearms during firing and/or dry-firing use; analytical software relating to the use of firearms during firing and/or dry-firing use.

Goods & Services

Laser pointing devices for use with firearms

Goods & Services

Computer application software for mobile phones, tablet computers, handheld and desktop computers, namely, software for receiving, processing, storing and displaying firearms performance data; Electric or electronic sensors for firearms motions tracking; Microphones for communication devices; Wireless communication devices for voice, data or image transmission

Goods & Services

Sensors for measuring the position of firearms, not for medical use

Abstract

A firearm training system includes a firearm, a sensor, a data processor, and a display. The sensor measures and records the motion of the firearm before, during, and after the firearm is shot. In some embodiments, the sensor is located on the firearm. The sensor communicates with the data processor. In some instances this communication is conducted wirelessly. Data regarding the movement of the firearm is analyzed via the data processor and trends are determined. These trends are then correlated with shooting technique deficiencies which can be communicated to a user via the display. In some embodiments, the data processor and display are a single computing device, such as a tablet, smartphone, or laptop.

IPC Classes  ?

• F41G 3/26 - Teaching or practice apparatus for gun-aiming or gun-laying
• F41A 33/02 - Light- or radiation-emitting guns