Aob Products Company

Crimson Trace Corporation

Battenfeld Technologies, Inc.

Orscheln Products L.l.c.

Michael Lindsay

Michael E Cottrell

James Tayon

Justin Burke

Brian Steere

Curtis Smith

Kyle Martin

Matthew Kinamore

Timothy S Kinney

Dennis W Cauley, Jr

Mark Dalton

Anthony Vesich

Tim Meissen

Seth Wheeler

Ryan Varnum

Jarrod Grove

John Oller

Paul Coryell

Josh Neville

Shane Ball

William A Planck

Ryan Donahue

Brett Eckelkamp

Cale Johanning

Fernando Coviello

Tony Galbreath

Kyle Mauzey

Wayne Lawrence Soucie

Jeffrey J Pendleton

Matthew Aaron Nevels

Alan Chapman

Timothy C Kinney

Progressive ammunition press system, components thereof, and associated methods. The press system may include a press control system integrated with the press. The press may include a case carriage including a case carrier supported by a bearing. Case retainer gates may be provided for retaining cases in the case carrier. A bullet feeding system can be arranged to permit bullet feeding and seating in a single station of the press. A primer feeder can be self-contained, gear-driven, and/or recirculating.

Progressive ammunition press system

A torque driver for rotating a component, such as a fastener or nut, components thereof, and associated methods. The torque driver for rotating a component includes a housing having a first set of ratchet teeth. A drive connector is coupled to the housing such that the drive connector and the housing rotate together when the drive connector is rotated by a drive device. An output drive has a second set of ratchet teeth engaged with the first set of ratchet teeth of the housing. The first and second sets of ratchet teeth rotate relative to one another when the torque imparted by the drive device exceeds a predetermined torque. The output drive has a component driver that operatively connects to the component to rotate the component. A torque adjuster is selectively movable relative to the output drive to selectively change the predetermined torque.

Torque driver

A knife comprising a handle and a blade assembly. The blade assembly includes a blade, a tang, and blade assembly connection structure. The handle includes a receiver configured to receive the tang, and includes handle connection structure. The blade assembly connection structure and handle connection structure are arranged to releasably lock the blade assembly in an installed position on the handle with the tang in the tang receiver.

Knife having removable blade

A dispenser for dispensing powder for firearm ammunition and associated methods. The dispenser can include a hopper, a conveyor, a scale sensor, a dispensing head, a dispenser controller, and a tangible storage medium storing instructions executable by the dispenser controller. The dispensing head is movable to a plurality of dispensing positions to dispense ammunition powder to a plurality of cases from the plurality of dispensing positions. In some embodiments, the dispensing head moves between a home position, where the dispensing head receives powder from the conveyor, and the plurality of dispensing positions, where the dispensing head delivers loads of powder from the conveyor to individual ammunition cases.

Dispenser for firearm ammunition powder

Reticle

A bullet seating die for use with an ammunition press to seat a bullet in a case includes a die housing having an ammunition press mount for mounting the bullet seating die on the ammunition press. The die housing defines a bullet receiving space having an open end and a side window in communication with the bullet receiving space. The side window sized and shaped to permit the bullet to be inserted therethrough to position the bullet in the bullet receiving space. A seating stem is supported by the die housing. The seating stem is arranged to engage the bullet to press the bullet into the case when the ammunition press is operated. A spring biases the seating stem away from the open end of the bullet receiving space to permit the bullet to be inserted through the side window and into the bullet receiving space.

Bullet seating die

A security enclosure, components thereof, and associated methods. In one embodiment, the security enclosure is sized and shaped to hold a firearm, and the security enclosure can be used with a monitor and an associated magnet. The security enclosure system includes first and second enclosure portions movable with respect to one another to open and close the system. The first enclosure portion includes a first holder, the second enclosure portion includes a second holder, and at least one of the first or second holders holds the security monitor in an interior when the enclosure is closed. The other of the at least one of the first or second holders holds the magnet in the interior when the enclosure is closed. The first and second holders are adjacent to each other when the enclosure is closed and are spaced apart from each other when the enclosure is open.

Security Enclosure

A shooting target thrower for throwing a shooting target includes a throwing arm rotatable about a throwing axis to throw the shooting target. A throwing spring is operatively coupled to the throwing arm and rotates the throwing arm to throw the shooting target. A drive train is operatively coupled to the throwing arm and includes a charge pedal and a fire pedal. The charge pedal rotates the throwing arm toward a cocked position. The fire pedal releases the throwing arm to rotate, under a force of the throwing spring, from the cocked position to throw the shooting target.

Shooting target thrower

Weapon accessory mount assembly, components thereof, and associated methods. A weapon accessory mount assembly mounts on first and second rails having respective first and second slots of different sizes. The assembly includes an accessory mount for attaching to an accessory and a rail mount for attaching to the first and second rails. The assembly also includes a rail slot key having a first key portion to be inserted into the first slot and a second key portion to be inserted into the second slot to inhibit longitudinal movement of the assembly along the respective first and second rails when mounted thereon.

Weapon accessory mount

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Columbia, MO, United States of America

Michael Lindsay