Remington Arms Company, Inc.

Kenneth Wilfred Soucy

Kenneth C Rowlands

John P Linde

Thomas James Plunkett

Mechanical trap for throwing clay targets

A gun barrel having the exterior configuration of at least a portion of its length formed in an oblong shape in which the width of the oblong portion is greater than its height. This configuration permits the interchangeability of a plurality of gun barrels in a common receiver and common fore-end without the presence of a gap between the common fore-end and the smaller outside diameters of the smaller bore barrels since the oblong portions of the smaller bore barrels have a width equal to the outside diameter of the largest bore barrel designed to be interchangeable with the common receiver and common fore-end.

All gauge skeet set barrel

A system for transferring the forces between reciprocably mounted firearm action bars (and a bolt assembly connected thereto) and an action spring mounted in the gun stock. A flexible wire link connects the action spring and the action bars so that rearward movement of the action bars to the breech open position causes biasing of the action spring whereupon the action spring now urges the action bars forwardly to breech closed position.

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Richfield Springs, NY, United States of America

Kenneth Wilfred Soucy