Vision Gaming & Technology, Inc.

Other

Marvin Glass & Associates

Capcom Coin-Op, Inc.

Gamestar, Inc.

Williams Electronics Games, Inc.

Molded Fiber Glass Companies

Robert S Morrison

Howard J Morrison

Jeffrey D Breslow

Steven M Meyer

Richard A Ditton

Wayne A Kuna

Python V Anghelo

Mark D Ritchie

Edward F Hicks

Rick Morgan

Mark J Coldebella

Elaine A Ditton

Christopher A Shipman

Gary Etherington, Jr

Thomas A DeLuca

Ernest Pasqualone

Ming D Zhang

Embodiments of a firearm suppressor with a heat anodization treatment are disclosed herein. According to various embodiments, the firearm suppressor with a heat anodization treatment can include a firearm suppressor housing. The firearm suppressor housing can include an outer surface, an inner cavity, and an attachment mechanism that attaches the firearm suppressor housing to a barrel of a firearm. The firearm suppressor housing also can be treated with a heat anodization process to create a design that is a part of the firearm suppressor housing.

Firearm suppressor with a heat anodization treatment

Embodiments of a hinged firearm suppressor mount are disclosed herein. According to various embodiments, the hinged firearm suppressor mount can include a suppressor attachment portion that has an attachment surface and a first structure that houses a first assembly passageway. The hinged firearm suppressor mount also can include a firearm attachment portion that includes a firearm attachment surface and a second structure that houses a second assembly passageway. An assembly mechanism can be passed through the first structure and the second structure to connect the attachment portion to the suppressor attachment portion.

Hinged firearm suppressor mount

Embodiments of a coil-equipped firearm suppressor are disclosed herein. According to various embodiments, the coil-equipped firearm suppressor can include a firearm suppressor housing. The firearm suppressor housing can include an outer surface, an inner cavity, and an attachment mechanism that attaches the firearm suppressor housing to a barrel of a firearm. The inner cavity can accommodate a baffle insert. The baffle insert can include one or more removable coils and/or rods that can enhance the suppression capabilities of the coil-equipped firearm suppressor.

Coil-equipped firearm suppressor

Embodiments of a light-enhanced firearm suppressor are disclosed herein. According to various embodiments, the light-enhanced firearm suppressor can include a housing. The housing can include an outer surface, an inner cavity, and an attachment mechanism that attaches the housing to a barrel of a firearm. The inner cavity can accommodate a baffle. The light-enhanced firearm suppressor also can include a lighting attachment. The lighting attachment can include a power source and a lighting mechanism.

Light-enhanced firearm suppressor

Embodiments of a firearm suppressor are disclosed herein. According to various embodiments, the firearm suppressor can include a housing. The housing can include an outer surface, an inner cavity, and an attachment mechanism that attaches the housing to a barrel of a firearm. The inner cavity can accommodate a baffle. The firearm suppressor also can include a lighting attachment. The lighting attachment can include a power source and a lighting mechanism.

Firearm suppressor

Cabinet for a gaming machine with an upper screen area

Assembly of gaming machines with an upper screen area

Assembly of gaming machines

Cabinet for a gaming machine

A board game for challenging players to move all of their game pieces from the start space to the finishing space. The board game includes a game board having a first path and a second path. The first path encompasses the second path. The first and second paths are connected by a plurality of connector paths. The first path, the second path and the plurality of connector paths are divided into path spaces. A plurality of starting spaces on the game board are located generally adjacent the first path. A plurality of ending paths are connected to the first path. A plurality of sets of game pieces. A plurality of cards for indicating movement of game pieces about the game board. Wherein cards are drawn to determine movement of the game pieces about the first path. The game is won by moving the set of game pieces to the end of the ending path.

Board game

A solenoid having a controlled rate of motion is provided. The solenoid includes a housing having a channel disposed therein, a coil disposed around the channel for providing an electromagnetic force in response to a current being supplied therethrough, and a plunger disposed within the channel and movable between a first position and a second position in response to the presence or absence of the electromagnetic force. A dampener is linked to the plunger which creates an atmospheric pressure differential as the plunger moves to one or both of the first position or the second position which pressure differential acts to slow the rate of movement of the plunger.

Solenoid with movement dampener

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Hoschton, GA, United States of America

Robert S Morrison