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European America Armory Corp.

Firearms Import and Export Corporation

Keith David Bernkrant

Paul Daniel Richter

Chen Yu Chang

An apparatus that can be added to a conventional firearm magazine which safely stores an ammunition cartridge for loading into a break action type firearm. The loader is slidably, removably, or fixedly attached to a magazine so that the magazine can be released from the frame of the firearm and used as a grip for loading the round of ammunition into the chamber of a tip-up barrel, or any break action firearm. The loader stores an ammunition cartridge in the correct orientation for quickly loading the cartridge into the chamber of a tip-up pistol barrel, or any break-action firearm barrel.

Apparatus and method for loading a cartridge into a chamber of break-action firearm

A smart holster for a firearm or other valuable, which may be worn on a belt, comprising and enclosure having an interior volume and containing an opening in a surface thereof, a retractable cover for covering the opening when the retractable cover is in a non-retracted position, a firearm retaining mechanism disposed within the interior volume; a firearm extending mechanism disposed within the interior volume; and a releasable latch for maintaining the firearm extending mechanism in a retracted position. A user may manually retract the cover causing a firearm contained within the interior volume to be extended for easy access. Geolocation, status and other information may be communicated to a remote user through a wireless data link. A camera may be activated by retracting the cover were upon video data may be transmitted to a remote monitor. The smart holster may be remotely locked or unlocked.

Smart weapon holster

A sighting system comprising light-emitting rear sighting indicators in which a set of rear sighting indicators disposed on or near the hammer end of a firearm, and, optionally, a front sighting indicator that comprises a brightly colored dot or fiber-optic sighting indicator. The rear sighting indicators may comprise fiber-optic elements that channel light energy towards the user's eye. In use, when the user brings the firearm to a firing position, the user's eyes and mind are able to quickly acquire the light-emitting rear indicators and subconsciously aim the firearm at an intended target, or to point the firearm in a desired direction. Thus, the fast acquiring firearm sighting system enables a firearm to be quickly aimed and fired. The use of the fast acquiring firearm sighting system of the invention reduces the processing load on the user's eyes and brain and makes aiming the firearm intuitive and instant.

Fast acquiring gun sight

A container for a firearm or other valuable, which may be worn on a belt, comprising and enclosure having an interior volume and containing an opening in a surface thereof, a retractable cover for covering the opening when the retractable cover is in a non-retracted position, a firearm retaining mechanism disposed within the interior volume; a firearm extending mechanism disposed within the interior volume; and a releasable latch for maintaining the firearm extending mechanism in a retracted position. A user may manually retract the cover causing a firearm contained within the interior volume to be extended for easy access. Geolocation, status and other information may be communicated to a remote user through a wireless data link. A camera may be activated by retracting the cover were upon video data may be transmitted to a remote monitor. The container may be remotely locked or unlocked. The container may be a holster.

Securable container

A securable container for a firearm or other valuable item and a securable mounting system that secures the attachment of the securable container to an external structure, which may be for example an interior surface of a vehicle. The invention may comprise an enclosure, a retractable cover, a firearm retaining mechanism and a firearm extending mechanism. The container may be manually or remotely locked or unlocked. When locked, the interior volume may not be accessed and the securable container may not be detached from the external structure. Geolocation, batter, open/close state and other status information may be communicated to a remote user through a wireless data link. A camera may be activated by opening the container, whereupon video data may be transmitted to a remote monitor. When opened, a firearm is automatically extended out of the container, presenting it for use. A key fob may allow user access.

Securable container with lockable mount system

A portable safe for a firearm or other valuable, which may be worn on a belt, comprising a first plate and second cover hingedly connected along a bottom edge, and comprising a latch along a top edge. The latch may be manually operated and may be remotely lockable to prevent unauthorized opening. A firearm may be stored in the invention by placing the barrel of the gun onto a barrel pin in a sliding engagement. The barrel pin may be long enough to protrude into the chamber of the invention to prevent storage of a firearm that has a round in the chamber. The portable safe may be configured for left or right hand draw. The invention may comprise a GPS receiver such that its location may be easily ascertained. The safe comprises safety features preventing unauthorized use while allowing an authorized user quick access to its contents.

Portable safe

A dispensing apparatus comprising a housing comprising a plurality of inner walls that define a plurality of cells, and a plurality of covers, each cover comprising a cover member and an extension member extending downwards from the cover member. Each cell may permit an object to be positioned there within. The plurality of inner walls may suspend the plurality of covers, thereby preventing access to a cell of the plurality of cells. The plurality of inner walls facilitates the transitioning of covers from one cell to an adjacent cell. The extension members interface with an object positioned a cell, such that the object prevents the transition of a cover from an adjacent cell to the cell and the absence of an object within the cell enables the transition of a cover of the plurality of covers from an adjacent cell to the cell, providing access to the adjacent cell.

Apparatus for sequential dispensing

An improved magazine gun lock safety for a semiautomatic handgun has a rectangular safety catch with a right angled OFF activating lever affixed on one side. When the magazine is removed from the gun magazine chamber, the safety catch which is pivotal angles over pushed by a biasing spring so the OFF lever protrudes through an opening into the empty magazine chamber. In this position, the safety is ON and interferers with the hammer spring guide. The gun hammer spring can not activate the trigger-hammer mechanism and the hammer is immobilized preventing the gun from being fired. If a live cartridge has remained undetected in the firing chamber, the gun cannot be fired accidentally. When the magazine is pushed back into the handgun magazine chamber, it forces the OFF activating lever back out of the handgun magazine chamber and the safety catch is in the OFF position releasing the hammer spring guide. The trigger-hammer mechanism is then operational and the gun can be fired.

Magazine gun lock safety

The present retainer cap and valve protector fits over the valve head on a diver's oxygen tank to retain in place the usual O-ring which provides a fluid-tight seal between the valve head and an outlet flow regulator releasably attached to it. The retainer cap has a flexible, resilient, annular lip which springs back across the O-ring groove in the valve head to hold the O-ring in place when the outlet flow regulator is detached.

O-ring retainer cap and valve protector

A ladder is disclosed which includes telescoping sections that collapse and extend for adjusting the length of the ladder. The ladder is particularly useful on boats and may have curved upper ends on its side members for hooking the ladder over the side of a boat. The curved ends are rotatable for collapsing them toward the major plane of the ladder. Rotatable stand-off legs are also provided.

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Miami, FL, United States of America

Keith David Bernkrant