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Mcmillan Fiberglass Stocks, Inc.

Thumbs Up Designs, LLC

Thumps-up, Inc.

Heath Alan Doty

Donald J Fedorko

Melvin Joshua Leedle

William H Lach

A firearm stock with adjustable comb riser has an elongated stock body having a forend and an opposed butt portion having a rear face and an upper comb surface, a butt pad removably connected to the rear face, a cheek rest element having an elongated rest portion positioned above the upper comb surface of the stock, the cheek rest element having a rear panel connected to the rest portion, and at least a portion of the rear panel being captured between the rear face and the butt pad. The rest portion may be a downwardly open channel. The channel may receive at least a portion of the comb surface. The rest portion may include downwardly depending sidewalls. An upper portion of the rear panel may span between the sidewalls. The rear panel may be perpendicular to the rest portion.

Firearm stock with adjustable comb riser

A device capable of retaining a portable electronic component includes a frame having a rear surface with a circular depressed region. A handle coupled to a handle retainer is movable between a retracted position and a plurality of extended positions. The device includes a circular plate residing within the depressed region of the frame, the circular plate having an opening and a recessed handle receiving well having a depth capable of housing at least a portion of the handle in its retracted position. A rotatable handle retainer is seated within the opening of the circular plate to be retained between the circular plate and the rear surface of the frame in a plurality of rotational positions. A locking ring engages with the frame in order to retain the circular plate within the depressed region of the frame in manner that permits the circular plate to rotate.

Device for retaining a portable electronic component

A device capable of retaining a portable electronic component includes a frame having a front surface and a rear surface and a handle coupled to the rear surface of the frame, wherein the handle is movable between a retracted position and a plurality of extended positions with respect to the rear surface of the frame along an axis of rotation that is horizontally offset from a vertical centerline of the frame. The rear surface of the frame may include a recessed handle receiving well having a depth capable of housing a portion of the handle in its retracted position. The handle may have a depth dimension approximately equal to the handle receiving well of the rear surface of the frame such that the handle in its retracted position is generally flush with the rear surface of the frame.

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Webster Groves, MO, United States of America

Heath Alan Doty