Remington Arms Company, Inc.

Other

James Cameron Hutton

Kenneth C Rowlands

Thomas G Bauman

Merle Francis Carter

Sondra Hutton

The present invention provides a fisherman's bait and tackle box which is compact and contoured to comfortably fit about the fisherman's waist when attached to a belt worn by the fisherman. The wearable box of the present invention organizes and provides easy access to fishing supplies and accessories, thereby eliminating the time consuming problem of searching through a conventional tackle box or vest, especially when re-rigging a broken leader while the fisherman remains wading in the water. A plurality of separate compartments neatly organize accessories such as fishing leader, bait, fishing lures, split-shot, and fishing hooks, for instance. The fishing leader is fed through a hole in the front of the present invention and can be cut at a desired length by a cutter located under the leader. Pushing a spring-tensioned dispenser button dispenses a single split shot. A rod holder is mounted on the box to permit both hands to be free to re-rig a broken leader. A preferred embodiment of the present invention has a hinged lid with a light for illumination during night fishing,

Wearable bait and tackle box

An ejection port cover for a firearm which moves in pure rotation about an axis parallel to the bore of the firearm. The port cover is held about this axis and is oriented in the 'open port' and 'closed port' rotational position for proper alignment of a port cover cam with associated cam pin means on the reciprocating slide assembly since the port cover is shorter than the stroke of the slide assembly that engages and causes rotation of the port cover.

Rotary port cover

A break-open firearm where the frame and the barrel assembly are locked in place by a sliding top lock. A top lock lever is pivotally connected to the gun frame and is operatively connected to the top lock by a helical coil spring which biases the top lock forwardly into locking position when the top lock lever is moved in a direction which decreases the diameter of the coil spring. Other embodiments of the invention provide for the helical coil spring to be connected to the frame and to the top lock lever and to the frame and the top lock. In each case, the result is that the helical coil spring is the instrument to bias the top lock forward.

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Mohawk, NY, United States of America

James Cameron Hutton