Savage Arms, Inc.

Gbrs Group LLC

Davinci Arms LLC

Joseph D Salvador

Blair Cole Fackler

Matthew P Dulude

Ivan N Kolev

Multi-accessory mount

A trigger assembly having a user-adjustable actuation force. The trigger assembly includes a trigger and indexing pin that are rotatable about a pivot axis and mounted to a locking block of a firearm. A torsion spring bridges the indexing pin and the locking block. Rotation of the indexing pin in a first rotational direction increases the actuation force of the trigger assembly, while rotation of the indexing pin in a second, opposite rotational direction decreases the actuation force. The end user is able to adjust the actuation force of the trigger without procuring additional components and without requiring the services of a locksmith. A safety trigger has a lower pivot point on the trigger and provides a stop that prevents retraction of the trigger unless the safety trigger is retracted first.

Adjustable force trigger mechanism

A firearm barrel configured to attach to a muzzle device including a muzzle device bore and a tapered interior surface tapering from a first, wider portion at a proximal end of the muzzle device to a second, narrower portion away from the proximal end. The firearm barrel includes a barrel bore, a first, proximal end, a second, distal end, and a tapered exterior surface tapering from a first, wider portion to a second, narrower portion towards the distal end of the barrel, wherein the tapered exterior surface is configured to operably mate with the tapered interior surface of the muzzle device to optimize axial alignment of the barrel bore with the muzzle device bore.

Muzzle device, firearm barrel, and method of attachment

An attachment system for attaching an accessory to the muzzle end of a firearm includes an accessory such as a silencer or sound suppressor, a muzzle adapter, and a multi-functional assembly, disassembly and locking device that locks the muzzle adapter onto the body of the suppressor. An end of the device is also configured to mate with the muzzle adapter to provide torque to selectively assemble or disassemble the muzzle adapter to the suppressor.

Sound suppressor attachment system and method

A sound suppressor for a firearm includes a generally cylindrical housing having a proximal end and a distal end, a plurality of baffle elements removably and slidably received within the housing, the baffle elements defining a plurality of expansion chambers within the housing, and an end closure element received on the distal end of the housing.

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Wilbraham, MA, United States of America

Joseph D Salvador