Keng's Firearms Specialty, Inc.

Other

Alvin Williams

Kio James

David Bonelli

William E Brown

Da Keng

Aaron L Hampton

A scope mount assembly for removeably attaching a scope to a firearm is disclosed herein. The firearm may include a rail assembly. The scope mount assembly may include a base member and at least one ring extending from the base member. The at least one ring may be configured to secure at least a portion of the scope therein. Moreover, the scope mount assembly may include at least one scope mount rail assembly extending from the ring.

Systems and methods for a scope mount assembly

A firearm support is disclosed herein. The firearm support may include a main body assembly, at least two legs operably attached to the main body assembly, and a mounting assembly operably attached to the main body assembly. The mounting assembly may include an attachment mechanism operable to attach a firearm to the mounting assembly, a pan mechanism operable to control an angular rotation about a first axis of the mounting assembly, and a cant mechanism operable to control an angular rotation about a second axis of the mounting assembly.

Systems, methods, and apparatus for supporting a firearm

Scope mount assembly

A firearm auxiliary sight is stored below the firearm optical sight and quickly deployable by means of activation of a lever which disengages the sight whereby a spring moves it outwardly from a housing. During deployment the auxiliary sight is rotated to an angle of 45 degrees with respect to the firearm and simultaneously the sight aperture is rotated upwardly.

Firearm auxiliary rear sight

A metal shoe tap provided with a top thin flat horizontal member, a thin lip peripherally secured to said member and extending vertically downward to a bottom essentially horizontal edge, and a plurality of thin horizontally elongated plates which are either parallel or perpendicular to each other. The plates are secured to each other, to the bottom surface of the member and to the lip and extend downward to lower edges which are co-planar with the bottom edge of the lip. These plates define a plurality of generally rectangular cells open at the bottom and closed at the top with certain of said cells having an opening extending entirely through said thin flat horizontal member adapted for receiving a fastening member such as a screw.

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Smyrna, GA, United States of America

Alvin Williams