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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 07, 2017
Filed:
Aug. 26, 2016
Eshai Korliker, Kiryat Shmoneh, IL;
Tal Amlani, Kibbutz Shamir, IL;
Ronnie Gilboa, Moshav Beit Hillel, IL;
Eshai Korliker, Kiryat Shmoneh, IL;
Tal Amlani, Kibbutz Shamir, IL;
Ronnie Gilboa, Moshav Beit Hillel, IL;
Other;
Abstract
A rotating gun stock for a firearm having a gun stock fore-end, the rotating gun stock comprising: a rotary positioning disc fixed within the fore-end, the fore-end having a distal end, a proximal end, and a longitudinal axis, the rotary disc fixed within the fore-end substantially at the distal end; the rotary disc further having a first and a second face and a center coaxial with the longitudinal axis, the first face directed towards the proximal end and the second face having a plurality of concentric accepting slots and a radial slot formed therein, the radial slot formed to communicate perpendicularly with the plurality of accepting slots; a butt positioned substantially perpendicularly to the fore-end at the distal end, the butt rotatably attached to the center of the rotary positioning disc, the butt constrained to rotate only about the longitudinal axis; a selector inserted within a selector slot in the butt, the selector protruding into the radial slot and thereby successively into the plurality of accepting slots; wherein rotation of the butt is configured to be selected by the selector to enable a plurality of butt rotational positions about the longitudinal axis, including a lock position of zero degrees.