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| 20090320349 | Animal decoy apparatus - An animal decoy specially designed for attracting predatory animals that includes a housing having an interior chamber, the housing having a top wall having an opening therein; a multiplicity of dispersible dust particulates disposed within the interior chamber of the housing; and a particulate dispersing mechanism operably associated with the housing for acting on the dispersible dust particulates to urge the particulates through the opening in the top wall of the housing to create a simulated dust cloud. | 12-31-2009 |
| 20090320350 | Animal decoy apparatus - An animal decoy specially designed for attracting predatory animals that includes a housing having an interior chamber, the housing having a top wall having an opening therein; a multiplicity of dispersible dust particulates disposed within the interior chamber of the housing; and a particulate dispersing mechanism operably associated with the housing for acting on the dispersible dust particulates to urge the particulates through the opening in the top wall of the housing to create a simulated dust cloud. | 12-31-2009 |
| 20090320351 | Waterfowl decoy apparatus - A waterfowl decoy apparatus to attract over flying waterfowl to an array of waterfowl replicas placed on the surface of a field or on the surface of a body of water. The apparatus includes a generally disk-shaped housing having top, bottom and side walls that cooperate to define an interior chamber. The top wall of the housing is uniquely provided with a plurality of spaced-apart sets of curved windows. Disposed beneath each window of each set of windows is at least one small light bulb, or globe. The light bulbs, which are powered by a dry cell battery disposed within the internal chamber, are controllably lighted in a predetermined fashion by a control circuit that is also disposed within the internal chamber to simulate the flapping of wings. | 12-31-2009 |
| 20100192446 | Mounting rail - A fire arm that includes a mounting rail having remotely powered electrical connectors with which modified prior art tactical accessories, such as tactical lights, night vision devices, laser sighting modules and the like can be interconnected. More particularly, the mounting rail of the invention includes electrical connectors that are operably interconnected with a relatively large, long life battery mounted in the stock of the firearm. | 08-05-2010 |
| 20100192448 | Mounting rail - A firearm that includes a mounting rail having remotely powered electrical connectors with which modified prior art tactical accessories, such as tactical lights, night vision devices, laser sighting modules and the like can be interconnected. More particularly, the mounting rail of the invention includes electrical connectors that are operably interconnected with a relatively large, long life battery mounted in the stock of the firearm. | 08-05-2010 |
| 20100263527 | Firearm - An improvement to a firearm of the character having an upper receiver, an operating rod operably associated with the upper receiver for movement between a first position and a second position, and a lower receiver connected to the upper receiver. The improvement concerns a novel bolt and barrel lock and release mechanism carried by the upper receiver and a novel trigger mechanism carried by the lower receiver. | 10-21-2010 |
| 20110131858 | MOUNTING RAIL - A fire arm that includes a mounting rail having remotely powered electrical connectors with which modified prior art tactical accessories, such as tactical lights, night vision devices, laser sighting modules and the like can be interconnected. More particularly, the mounting rail of the invention includes electrical connectors that are operably interconnected with a relatively large, long life battery mounted in the stock of the firearm. | 06-09-2011 |
