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Selling these 3 EPSON Black Matte Ink cartridges as a bundle, they are still in the original plastic what is sealed just without a box.
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Scanner - only selling as we don't use it Open to offers Perfect working order Great quality Collection Coldean
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As above, printer very rarely used and in great condition! Easy connected to wifi!
Epson Printer. Note: this is not a scanner or copier. Good working order. Lots of ink comes with printer. £30
fantastic quality printer used when i was at university, barely used. asking for 20gbp donation. also comes with 1 ink cartridge unused and 1 pack of A4 paper. please collect.
Samsung c410w colour laser printer Toners included super sharp and fast printer Speed Speed (Mono) Up to 18ppm in A4 (19ppm in Letter) Speed (Colour) Up to 4ppm in A4 (4ppm in Letter) First Print Out Time First Print Out Time
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HP Deskjet F380 printer/scanner, works great! No longer needed as moving so require gone ASAP! Comes with all cables.
Bought for studies is no longer needed so must sell. Great printer, prints colour A4 and A3 wirelessly through your broadband. No problems although needs new ink cartridges.
1 cyan, 2 yellow, x 6 15 ml black , x 2 30 black + one yellow (red box)
Samsung c460fw colour laser printer Toners included super sharp and fast printer Simply tap your NFC enabled mobile device to the Samsung C460FW to print, scan and fax virtually any content Print from your tablet or smart phone using the
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For sale: 11 brand new replacement toner cartridges for HP Laserjet printer CP 2025/2020/CM2320. These items are not official HP toner but they are all from a reputable toner supplies company called i-tel. The cartridges are as follows: 4 x mag
I am selling my HP LaserJet P1606dn laser printer. It is working just fine - I'm selling it because I haven't been using it much lately. It can print double-sided, which saves you paper. I will also give you a brand new, genuine toner that is de
Brother HL2035 compact laser printer for sale. Measures 35cm squared. Very good condition with new toner cartridge installed. One cartridge prints approximately 1000 pages. Very economical. Happy to demonstrate the printer works and works well
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Bought 8 months ago. I would like to send because I am gonna move to Spain. In Perfect conditions.
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HP OfficeJet 6210 All in One Printer/ Scanner/ Copier/ Fax machine. Been in loft for some time. I believe works ok however will need print cartrides. Comes with leads. Can deliver locally at nominal cost. Free to collect as surplus to req
Epson Stylus Photo R220 all in one printer. Prints photos, and cd's/dvds ad well as standard paper printing. In working order.
I'm selling our printer we just don't use it if I need to print anything I just do it at work, it has been in the shed for a few months and the ink has run out but apart from that it is fine I have the Manuel and the cd. EPSON STYLUS SX235W Desig
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Epson stylus pro 7880 printer, has a burn mark but does not effect the printer it selfs. Still starts up and works fine with no error codes. Just been in storage so not being used. £500 but open to offers, just leave me a message.
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I have had this Dell 1320C Laser Colour Printer for a couple of years and it's been great. However it now has a jam which I can't seem to fix. I have now purchased another printer so am selling this for either spares or to fix. Please look at my o
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New HP printer that can print upto 55ppm has duplexing Ethernet and WiFi connectivity. Can print up to 1200x1200 dpi. Normally £180 - £200 printer need to sell as no room to store!
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Tokyo said it would ask the WTO for a ruling on South Korea's ban of Japanese seafood imports following the Fukushima atomic crisis.
Abad Fisheries is starting a school for promotion of best practices in the seafood industry in collaboration with the UK-based Billingsgate.
The government will organise the 'India International Seafood' show in Visakhapatnam to boost trade and commerce in this sector.
The Indian International Seafood Export Fair will be held at Visakhapatnam on January 16 instead of Chennai as planned earlier, Commerce and Industry Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has said.
Identifying live crab exports as a potential money spinner, the Indian seafood industry is all set to rear mangrove crabs, so as to scale up the export of the crustacean
Russia needs to create its own Asia-Pacific hub to store, process and trade seafood and fish, Agriculture Minister Alexander Tkachev said.
At a record 3.53 lakh tonnes, farmed vannamei shrimps accounted for 67% of India's seafood export of Rs 33,441 crore in 2014-15.
Negotiations for a massive Pacific trade deal will not sink plans for a new US catfish safety inspection program despite protests that it may hurt an increasingly seafood import.

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Common man no more afraid of law, police machinery, says HC
- Medical drugs price rise: SC stops govt
- Group drafts law to protect couples in inter-faith, inter-caste marriages
- HC notices to Punjab over restructuring of RTS body
- Medical drugs price rise: SC stops govt
- Group drafts law to protect couples in inter-faith, inter-caste marriages
- HC notices to Punjab over restructuring of RTS body
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Expressing grave concern over the recent attacks on women, the Bombay High Court today said the common man is no more afraid of the law and police machinery.
A division bench of Justices V M Kanade and P D Kode was hearing a suo moto (on its own) Public Interest Litigation regarding safety and security measures for women in the city.
The PIL was taken up after the same bench confirmed the death sentence of two persons for raping and killing a BPO employee in Pune.
"What is happening? Something is seriously wrong. There was a time when the presence of a single constable was enough to deter crime. Now nobody is afraid," Justice Kanade said while referring to the recent incident of a man burning the face of a woman with a pesticide in suburban Kandivali.
The bench said it would apply its mind regarding the guidelines to be formed on safety and security of women in the city. The court said the government could file its affidavit on the issue.
The court was informed by chief public prosecutor Revati Dere that the Supreme Court had on November 30 this year passed directions to all state governments regarding the issue of eve-teasing.
"Since the apex court is already looking into the issue of eve teasing, it is not necessary for the high court to consider the same," the bench said.
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If circulation is rising at the Des News, perhaps it could bring back some of the writers it laid off. The quality doesn't seem as good ever since.
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I just subscribed last week for the sole purpose of getting Sunday coupons. Gotta save in this economy.
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The Tribune is cynical on every page; and hopefully dies a slow death.
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Whatever happened to El Observador?
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"During the same period, daily and Sunday circulation of the Salt Lake
Tribune declined."
This would have come across as more even-handed, if the article had included the circulation of the SLTrib as well, or at least the SLTrib circulation as most recently known to the Deseret News. The SLTrib circulation is still significantly larger than the Deseret News.
I am pleased to see circulation rise in the Deseret News. I am an avid supporter of the Deseret News, in many ways. I would just prefer that the above kind of selective incompleteness be avoided.
Keep up the otherwise great work on this great paper. I enjoy reading the Deseret News and have for years.
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Kinda of odd to be patting yourself on the back don't you think?
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I happily cancelled my subscription.
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Didn't you see the graphic? They're honest and open with the disparity in their numbers.
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Hard copy is the way of the dinosaur, save trees. Plus you can troll like me...
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I'll consider subscribing if the coverage of the Utes improves and if the paper
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There's absolutely no balance. The Cougars are treated like royalty while every story about the Utes has a negative spin. It's unprofessional.
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Deseret News:
I like you and want to support you, but this article baffles me.
First off, publicly patting yourself on the back does not win friends (or in your case, subscribers).
Secondly, until you printed that helpful graphic (thanks Hatumai), I never realized that the discrepancy in distribution between the two papers was that large.
Essentially what you just did, is in the name of pointing out a minimal gain (2-3%), you've now advertised to the world that the Trib has almost twice the distribution as you. Way to make yourself the little brother and show off an inferiority complex at the same time.
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Deseret News, BYUtv, KSL, Fox News, and ESPN stations are mostly what I watch. I
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Keep up the good work Deseret News!
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I think Vai Sikahema's Articles have a lot to do with it!
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I always use the online to keep up what is going on in Utah. Great newspaper!
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Good news. Maybe now is the time to start thinking of some improvements,
specifically: the return of a complete business section with more complete and
detailed business coverage, national and local, along with the Wall Street
Journal Sunday business section. It's hard to believe that a newspaper, or any
business, can cut back on service and expect an increased customer base. But
with some basic improvements I would certainly again become a full-time
subscriber. But the News is certainly a better option than the anti-Utah,
anti-everything that good and wholesome, SLC Tribune.
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Tennor. you can get the same coupons off the internet for FREE !
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Didn't the numbers of those who view the D-News on line decline? Shouldn't a newspaper report the total number to provide an accurate news story?
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The Tribune is the independent voice of "hate". Kinda sad because
they once printed a good newspaper. Great spors section.
Now it's only anti-mormon propoganda. I've had NON-MORMONS tell me the same thing!
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Some of them - but not all. I'm one of those coupon crazy people that needs all of 'em!
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If the Deseret News is doing so well, it's time to hire back the experienced, professional reporters and eliminate all of the cheesy bloggers. I cringe at the Arts section each Sunday; art coverage now being handled by stay-at-home moms. How insulting to the real reporters plus embarrassing and unprofessional. Bring competence back.
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Great, Juan Manuel Marquez has already whipped Manny's punk ass 4 times!Posted September 30, 2014 2:26 pm
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The PED using, urine drinking whiner will get his lights put out this time.Posted November 22, 2012 5:00 pm
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Give Pac a rematch with the puss Bradley first. Then go drown yourself.Posted November 22, 2012 4:58 pm
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Ray Robinson lost and then fought Jake Lamotta again 2 weeks later he didnt wait 4 years for a rematch. CuPosted November 22, 2012 2:56 pm
noooooo . . . pls noooo Arum is on drugs.Posted November 22, 2012 7:57 am
There's also a possibility that a giant comet will hit the earth in 2013, which I might actually prefer to seeing a fifth fight between these two. At this point, they just seem to neutralize each other and fight to a stalemate. Hopefully we get a definitive resolution in the next one, but I'm not counting on it.Posted November 21, 2012 2:32 pm
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Pacquiao is in trouble, Arum planning a 5th fight, the only way he can do that, Marquez have to win. Pacquiao really need a knock out.Posted November 21, 2012 10:39 am
Yes we deserve the 5th fight. Since we've been supporting this charade for a long time. How does Manny get credit for even KOing a 40 year old Marques? Someone please tell me. I'm done watching re-runs by Top Rank. I will keep my money this time.Posted November 21, 2012 7:40 am
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A 5th fight reallyPosted November 21, 2012 3:46 am
For each fight Marquez has trained a little harder, looked stronger, made fewer mistakes, and seemingly controlled more rounds.. I'm sure Pacquiao has it in his mind he has to do more and train harder than marquez would even consider doing because the last fight was touch and go. Pac was looking skywards before some rounds as if asking for strength to do his best and close strong, because at one point Roach told him, "We're a little behind I think." something you hate to hear… It's also possible to overtrain and leave your fight in the gym.. I think strength is a big key because Marquez is looking to be bigger and stronger, and it will be hard to run over him with more aggression if he is.Posted November 21, 2012 3:13 am


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Finding kindred spirits
in a grocery store aisle
It happens quite a lot, and this is not a complaint, but a pleasure. I was pushing my cart along at LaPerle's IGA in Colebrook when I encountered a couple of guys more or less wing-plowing down the aisle, raking stuff into their cart.
"You guys look like camp material," I said, and they stopped.
"You're the guy who writes the columns," one said. "Where's your camp?" I replied.
Turned out that they were holed up in a camp somewhat to the east, Aker's Pond I think, and had emerged, like woodchucks from a burrow blinking at the sunlight, to get some grub and no doubt other absolute essentials before heading back to camp.
"How long are you staying?" I asked, and got an indefinite look that more or less said "As long as we can." They were from the southwestern end of Winnipesaukee.
"It takes you a couple of days to get into your camp skin," I said, a line I use to ascertain whether camp people are really camp people, and there was instant recognition. These guys knew all about that. "You barely get into your camp skin and it's time to leave," one said.
Of course "camp skin" entails a certain grubbiness, the epitome of the Great Unwashed.
We stopped there in the aisle, visiting about this whole subject of camp people and the camp culture. Like a snake shedding its skin (probably an undesirable analogy, from the snake's point of view), when you go into camp for, say, a week or so, it takes you two days to shed your Other Life Skin and assume your Camp Skin, a whole other attitude and demeanor. And having achieved what you've worked so hard for, you don't even want to think about leaving.
At this time of year, some camp-dwellers work extraordinarily hard to get into camp. For these two guys, it was quite a trek from Lower Winnipesaukee. Other equally demented souls make the trip regularly from Manchester and Nashua and Portsmouth and all around the southern tier. "It's a whole subculture," someone said, maybe me. "People who've never experienced camp life don't get it," one of the guys chimed in.
The only time we can get to our high-country camp by any sort of gasoline engine is in early March when the snowpack settles and the pond's ice is (theoretically) safe to cross.
This is a glacial-bowl pond with abundant and obscure springs where trout go to stay cool in July and August and rise to feed on never-ending insect hatches in the waning light of dusk - when you can barely see your fly - which is why aging casters, and that would be me, tie on a white fly, the only fly they can see enough to fish with when those last rays back-light the pond, when supper back at camp is all but forgotten for the die-hards who pursue fish rising all around, taunting them (a line from Monty Python) in a last feeding frenzy before morning.
Springs move water and the ice over them is often thin. In a mid-winter foray you have to remember where the spring-holes are, vital information when crossing the ice, but sweet information when fish will be hanging around the springs in late summer.
On one expedition we had a man fall through the ice, although in that case it was near a beaver lodge, so we blamed it on the beavers.
I thought about all the effort it takes to get to camp in winter, when there is no groomed trail and so snowmobiles are out of the question on account of getting buried in deep snow, and when getting to camp means a snowshoe trek of between three and five miles, all uphill, dragging sledges, depending on who's logging where.
So on freight-hauling missions we get to camp when the snowpack settles in March and shovel the porch off and take the storm door down, and I rush in to build a fire while other intrepid trekkers do their unspoken jobs. We have been together for so long that we move as a dance team, no words needed. And we get the camp-opening jobs done and finally, after an hour or so, can take our heavy mitts and gloves off and begin to warm up as the camp creaks and groans doing the same. Quite soon we're in our camp skins, totally immersed in camp life, dreading the unspoken words coming all too soon, "Time to break camp."
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|Application number
|Publication date
|23 Sep 2003
|Filing date
|11 Jun 2001
|Priority date
|4 Jan 2001
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|Paul Youngcho Kim
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|Surefire, Llc
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|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (46), Referenced by (52), Classifications (7), Legal Events (4)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application Ser. No. 60/259,726, filed Jan. 4, 2001, which application is incorporated herein by reference.
This invention relates to illuminators for firearms, and more particularly to illuminator devices for selectively providing low intensity illumination to assist the user to navigate his or her surroundings in dark environments, as well as for selectively providing high intensity illumination of a target, and to battery compartments and switching devices useful therewith.
Target illuminators for attachment to firearms are well known. Illuminator devices have been used on tactical weapons such as carbines for illuminating targets for being fired upon, as well as for momentarily blinding and disorienting an adversary. In dark environments, whether outside at night or indoors, a military or law enforcement person engaged in an adversarial situation may find it difficult or impossible to efficiently and noiselessly navigate his or her surroundings. To provide visual assistance by momentarily turning on a target illuminator may betray his presence or even his position.
Vertical fore-end handgrips for tactical weapons such as carbines are also well known. Such handgrips may be attached to a rail interface system device secured to the fore-end of a carbine, for providing assistance in physically controlling the carbine when various accessories are secured to its fore-end rail interface system device.
Against this background, a primary aspect of the present invention provides an illuminator for a firearm for selectively generating low intensity illumination for assisting the firearm user to navigate his surroundings, i.e. to provide low level illumination for assisting the user to find his way to a point of entry without betraying his presence or position with high intensity light. A preferred embodiment of the present invention combines the low intensity navigation illuminator with a high intensity target illuminator, and is configured with a vertical fore-end handgrip adapted for attachment to a long firearm such as a carbine or other rifle or a shotgun. The vertical handgrip includes a battery compartment with a bottom cap assembly for retaining the battery as well as a safety latch for assuring the secure attachment of the cap assembly to the battery compartment. The battery retainer cap assembly further includes a readily accessible enable/disable switch for permitting the user to positively prevent operation of the illuminators.
Specifically, according to one aspect of the present invention, an illumination apparatus is provided for a firearm comprising the combination of: a housing adapted to be secured to the firearm; a high intensity light source carried by the housing and operable by a user for illuminating a target when the housing is secured to the firearm; and at least one low intensity light source carried by the housing and operable by the user for illuminating the user's surroundings when the housing is secured to the firearm. In the preferred embodiment, the at least one low intensity light source includes a light emitting diode. The housing of the preferred embodiment includes a handgrip substantially vertically disposed beneath the firearm's barrel when the housing is secured to the firearm and the firearm is horizontally disposed, the housing further including a forward portion carrying the high intensity and low intensity light sources. The vertical handgrip includes a compartment for containing a battery, and preferably a replaceably removable battery retainer cap at the lower end of the handgrip for removably retaining the battery in the battery compartment.
In accordance with another aspect of the present invention, the battery compartment retainer cap is protected against inadvertent removal such as by vibrations generated by the firearm. For providing such protection, the battery retainer cap is threadedly attached to the lower end of the handgrip and includes a plurality of circumferentially-spaced vertically-oriented grooves along the outer surface thereof; and a lever is pivotally attached to the handgrip, the lever having a lower leg radially inwardly biased and normally cooperating with a one of the grooves for preventing rotation of the battery retainer cap with respect to the handgrip, the leg including a portion adapted for manipulation by the user for outwardly pivoting the leg from the one groove for permitting the user to rotate the battery retainer cap with respect to the handgrip.
A further aspect of the present invention, involving the battery compartment which is useful in other electrical appliances as well, concerns an actuator mounted to the battery retainer cap operable by a user for alternatively connecting and disconnecting the battery in a circuit thereby respectively enabling and disabling the battery. The battery compartment includes an electrically conductive sleeve and the battery retainer cap is electrically conductive and conductively retained by the sleeve for containing the battery with one terminal of the battery in conductive engagement with a conductive floor or partition of the battery retainer cap when the battery is enabled. The other terminal of the battery contacts a conductive spring electrically insulated from the sleeve and downwardly biasing the battery, the sleeve and the spring electrically connected to the circuit. The partition or floor includes a bore therethrough, the actuator includes an electrically insulating post in the bore, and the actuator is actuable by the user for upwardly displacing the post to urge the one terminal of the battery to conductively disengage from the conductive partition or floor for disabling the battery and alternatively for downwardly displacing the post such that the one terminal of the battery conductively engages the floor for enabling the battery. The preferred embodiment further includes an actuator retainer cap retainably mounting the actuator to the battery retainer cap; two projections depending from the battery retainer cap and radially spaced from the bore; two arcuate recesses in the actuator and concentrically spaced about the post for respectively receiving the projections, the depth of each of the recesses increasing from one end to the other end thereof; and a compression spring held by the actuator retainer spring and acting upon the actuator for maintaining the recesses in engagement with the projections. Each end of each of the arcuate recesses preferably includes a detent for releaseably retaining an associated one of the projections.
The preferred embodiment of the present invention, including both high intensity and low intensity light sources, further includes: an ON/OFF switch on the housing and operable by the user for alternatively turning on and off the high intensity light source when the battery is enabled; at least one momentary switch on the handgrip operable by the user for momentarily turning on the high intensity light source when the battery is enabled; and a momentary switch on the housing operable by the user for momentarily turning on the at least one low intensity light source when the battery is enabled.
The novel features believed to be characteristic of the invention, together with further advantages thereof, will be better understood from the following description considered in connection with the accompanying drawings in which preferred embodiments of the present invention and various aspects thereof are illustrated by way of example. It is to be understood, however, that the drawings are for the purpose of illustration and description only and are not intended as a definition of the limits of the invention.
FIG. 1 is a side elevation view of a preferred embodiment of a combined target illuminator and navigation illuminator device in accordance with the present invention, mounted to a firearm;
FIG. 2 is an enlarged perspective view of the target/navigator illuminator device of FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a side elevation view of the device of FIG. 2, partially broken away and partially in cross-section to show features of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of an electric circuit included in the preferred embodiment of FIG. 3;
FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the battery compartment safety latch shown in FIG. 3 in its normal position;
FIG. 6 is a fragment of the lower portion of FIG. 3, showing the safety latch in its actuated position;
FIG. 7 is a top view of a preferred embodiment of an actuator component of the battery enable/disable switch assembly shown in FIG. 3;
FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional elevation view of the switch actuator of FIG. 7, taken along the line 8—8 of FIG. 7 in the direction of the appended arrows;
FIG. 9 is an elevational cross-sectional view of the switch actuator, taken along the line 9—9 of FIG. 7 in the direction of the appended arrows;
FIG. 10 is a fragmented enlarged cross-sectional elevation view of the switch actuator, taken along the line 10—10 of FIG. 7 in the direction of the appended arrows;
FIG. 11 is a bottom view of the switch actuator of FIG. 7;
FIG. 12 is a bottom view of a plate element of the enable/disable switch assembly shown in FIG. 3, for cooperative engagement by the switch actuator of FIGS. 7-11;
FIG. 13 is a cross-sectional elevation view of the switch plate of FIG. 12, taken along the line 13—13 of FIG. 12 in the direction of the appended arrows;
FIG. 14 is a bottom view of the battery retainer cap shown in FIGS. 3 and 6; and
FIG. 15 is a fragment of the lower portion of FIG. 3 modified to show a variation of the battery enable/disable switch assembly.
Turning first to FIG. 1, there is illustrated a firearm 12, specifically a carbine such as manufactured by Colt Firearms (Division of Colt Industries, of Hartford, Conn.), equipped with a rail interface system device 14 such as manufactured by Knight's Manufacturing Co. (of Vero Beach, Fla.) secured to the carbine and surrounding the carbine's barrel 16 along the carbine's fore-end section between the front sight 18 and lower receiver 20. The carbine 12 further includes a stock 22, pistol grip 24, trigger 26 and upper receiver 28 with (in this example) carrying handle and rear sight. Such carbines 12 and rail interface system devices 14 are well known in the firearms art.
A preferred embodiment of the target/navigator illuminator device 30 in accordance with the present invention is mounted to the underside of the rail interface device 14, and hence under the barrel 16 and forwardly of the carbine's lower receiver 20. The illuminator device 30 is more clearly shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, and includes a mounting plate assembly 32 for mounting the illuminator device 30 to the rail interface device 14. Such mounting plate assemblies are well known in the firearms art, and may include a single lever platform mount 34 of the type shown in FIGS. 2 and 3. The preferred illuminator device 30 includes a handle or handgrip 36 with its longitudinal axis a—a substantially vertically disposed beneath the carbine's fore-end section when the barrel 16 is horizontally disposed, in a position such that a user of the firearm 12 may comfortably grasp the foregrip or handgrip 36 with one hand while the user's other hand grasps the pistol grip 24 for permitting firing of the firearm 12.
The device 30 includes a housing 38, preferably of one-piece construction and molded of a polymeric material such as nylon, the housing 38 including the vertical grip 36 as well as a forward housing portion 40 for accommodating a high-intensity light source assembly 42 and at least one low intensity light source assembly 44, forwardly of the vertical grip 36. In the preferred embodiment, two low intensity light source assemblies 44 are provided, above the assembly 42, the low intensity light source assemblies 44 being similar to and laterally spaced from each other.
The high intensity light source assembly 42 is for illuminating a target and includes an electric lamp 46, a parabolic reflector 48 and bezel assembly 50, and may be of the type described in U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/229,915, of Paul Y. Kim and John W. Matthews, which application is incorporated herein by reference. Typical light output of the target illuminator light source assembly 42 may be 125 to 225 lumens or greater.
The low intensity light source assemblies 44, each preferably including a light emitting diode or LED 52 with conventional resistor and regulator combination 54, are secured in the housing front portion 40 that includes an aperture or window 56 for permitting each LED 52 to emit light therethrough. The purpose of the LEDs 52 is to provide a low intensity illumination to a user's surroundings, for permitting the user to get about or navigate in otherwise unlighted or dark surroundings. It is preferred that the LEDs 52 be of a type that emits white light of approximately 1.5 lumens light output each, although LEDs emitting colored light may be useful in certain environments. Although low intensity filament bulbs or other types of lamps may be used instead of the LEDs 52, LEDs are preferred because of their low energy consumption and long life.
In one manner of using the navigation illuminator feature of the invention, the user may in appropriate situations point his weapon and hence the navigation illuminator 44 downwardly, illuminating his dark surroundings sufficiently to navigate without attracting the attention of an enemy. The navigation illuminator 44 may be attached to other firearms such as handguns as well as to long arm weapons.
The energy source for the target illuminator 42 and the navigation illuminator 44 is provided by a battery 58 which may include a plurality of battery cells, such as the three battery cells 58 a, 58 b and 58 c (see FIGS. 3 and 4) in series arrangement, such as a 9-volt battery 58 consisting of three 3-volt lithium battery cells 58 a, b, c.
The battery 58 is contained within a battery housing 60 including an electrically conductive sleeve 62 aligned within the vertical grip 36 and an electrically conductive battery retainer cap 76 threadably engaging the lower end of the sleeve 62 by mating threads 66. The upper end of the electrically conductive sleeve 62 is closed with an electrically insulating plug 68 having an aperture through which a conductive wire 70 is attached to a retained conductive helical spring 72 to provide the upper electrical contact for the battery's negative terminal 74.
The battery retainer cap 76 includes an electrically conductive partition or floor 78 having a central bore 80 therethough. The interior diameter of the battery retainer cap 76 is the same as the interior diameter of the battery housing sleeve 62, and the battery retainer cap 76 contains a portion of the lowermost battery cell 58 c. The positive battery terminal 82 faces and is normally conductively disengaged from the battery retainer cap 76 (e.g. disengaged from the floor 78) and hence from the sleeve 62, by means of an electrically insulating post 84 retractably extending through the bore 80 with the post's upper surface extending above the floor 78 and contacting the battery positive terminal 82 for urging the battery 58 upwardly against the spring 72. The battery 58 is enabled when the lowermost battery cell 58 c positive terminal 82 conductvely engages the battery retainer cap 76 by contacting the conductive floor 78 (the battery positive terminal 82 having a diameter greater than the diameter of the central bore 80), thereby electrically communicating with the sleeve 62 and an electrically conductive wire 86 conductively attached to the sleeve 62. The insulating post 84 is part of an enable/disable switch assembly 88 that permits the firearm user to positively prevent operation of the target illuminator 42 and the navigation illuminator 44, such as when preservation of absolute darkness is essential in cases where accidental actuation of either illuminator 42 or 44 may disclose the user's position to a possible criminal or enemy. In addition, the enable/disable switch 88 is useful for preventing battery drain through inadvertent actuation of other switches for energizing the illuminators 42 and/or 44 when the target/navigator illuminator device 30 (alone or mounted to the firearm 12) may be temporarily stored or transported without removal of the battery 58 therefrom.
In the enable/disable switch activator variation shown in FIG. 15, a lower conductive helical spring 73 is secured to the top of the insulatied post 84 by a conductive screw 75, for providing a lower electrical contact for the battery's lower terminal. This variation may be preferred where the battery 58 is arranged with its negative terminal downwardly oriented, i.e. with the battery negative terminal 74 of the lowermost battery cell 58 c contacting the lower spring 73 and with the upper spring 72 providing the upper electrical contact for the battery's positive terminal 82. In such orientation of the battery 58, of course, the circuit schematic of FIG. 4 would show the battery 58 and the light emitting diodes 52, 54 with reversed polarity. The lower spring 73 extends laterally of the post 84 and does not contact the conductive floor 78 when the battery 58 is disabled. The battery 58 is enabled when the lowermost battery cell 58 c negative terminal 74 conductively engages the battery retainer cap 76, by means of the electrically insulating post 84 being retracted such that the lower portion of the lower conductive spring 73 contacts the conductive floor 78, thereby electrically communicating with the sleeve 62 for completing the electrical circuit.
In either case, when the battery 58 is enabled (i.e., when the insulating post 84 is retracted such that the lower battery terminal is in electrically conductive engagement with the battery retainer cap 76), electrical energy from the battery 58 is supplied to the lamp 46 of the target illuminator 42 either through actuation of a constant ON/OFF switch, or through actuation of one or the other of two momentary switches 92, 94. The ON/OFF switch 90 provides a constant ON or a constant OFF by closing or opening a conductive path to the lamp 46, through user control of an ON/OFF switch knob 96 by say a one-eighth turn of the knob 96. Such switching circuits are well known in the art.
The momentary switches 92, 94 provide the firearm user with instantaneous light control. Momentary switches are well known in the art and include the so-called tape switches used in firearm systems. Their construction typically includes spaced electrodes in a flexible enclosure that are squeezed together and thus brought into electrical contact with each other by the firearm user when energization of the illuminator is desired, through conventional electrical circuitry including the normally spaced electrodes. The momentary tape switches 92, 94 are situated on opposite sides of the vertical grip 36, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. One or the other of these tape switches 92, 94 (depending upon which one of the user's hands is employed for grasping the vertical grip 36) is squeezed by the user's fingers when the user desires to energize the target illuminator lamp 46, which remains energized for only as long as one of the tape switches 92, 94 remains squeezed (see FIG. 4).
In addition, when the battery 58 is enabled, the diodes 52 of the navigation illuminator 44 may be energized upon actuation of switch 98, which is preferably a momentary switch (see FIGS. 3 and 4). The navigation illuminator switch 98 is preferably actuated by a pushbutton device 100 situated at the rear of the illuminator device 30 and above the vertical grip 36. Accordingly, the navigation illuminator switch 98 may be actuated by the user pressing his or her thumb against the pushbutton 100, such thumb being of the same hand used to grasp the vertical grip 36. Pushbutton-activated momentary switches 98, 100 are well known in the art, and as used in the present invention the LEDs 52 remain energized for only as long as the pushbutton 100 is depressed.
The various components of the enable/disable switch assembly 88 are shown in FIGS. 3 and 7-14. The enable/disable switch actuator 120 (FIGS. 3 and 7-11), constructed preferably of a polymeric material such as nylon, cooperates with two downwardly extending generally cylindrical projections 104, 106 of a plate 108 which may also be of nylon (FIGS. 3, 12 and 13). The projections 104, 106 have rounded ends and are laterally spaced from each other, on either side of a circular central aperture 110 in the plate 108. The plate 108 is held against lateral and rotational movement within a conforming recess 111 in the bottom surface 112 of the floor 78 of the battery retainer cap 76 (FIGS. 3, 6 and 14), the central boundary of the recess 111 comprising an annular boss 114 about the central bore 80 through the floor 78. The depth of the recess 111 is approximately the same as the thickness of the plate 108, so that the projections 104, 106 effectively depend from the bottom surface 112.
The enable/disable actuator 102 is supported for cooperation with the battery 58, with the actuator's central vertical post 84 extending within the central bore 80, by actuator retaining cap 116 threadedly engaging the bottom of the battery retainer cap 76 by mating threads 118. The actuator 102 is rotatable about its axis a, which coincides with the longitudinal axis of the vertical grip 36, and the actuator includes a depending handle 120 for implementing such rotation through the user's grasping the handle 120 between his thumb and a finger and rotating the handle through a 90� arc as illustrated in FIG. 9 as compared to FIG. 8. The lower cylindrical portion 122 of the actuator 102 is rotatable within a bore 124 through the bottom of the actuator retaining cap 116, and the upper cylindrical portion 126 of the actuator 102 (with interfacing O-ring 127) is rotatable within an inner cylindrical wall 128 at the bottom of the battery retainer cap 76. The upper surface 130 of the actuator 102 is urged toward the bottom surface 112 of the battery retainer cap 76 by means of a compression spring 132 about the actuator's lower cylindrical portion 122 and trapped between the actuator's annular shoulder 134 and the actuator retaining cap's interior annular ledge 136.
The upper surface 130 of the actuator 102 includes two arcuate recesses 138, 140 concentrically spaced about the post 84, the arc of each recess 138, 140 being approximately 90� and opposing one another as shown in FIG. 7. The recesses 138, 140 are positioned and dimensioned for accepting the respective projections 104, 106, and the depth of each recess 138, 140 gradually increases from one end of each arcuate recess to the other, for example by approximately 0.056 inch. Each of the recesses 138, 140 terminate with a detent 142 at one end and a detent 144 at the other end, for being engaged by and releasably retaining the associated projections 104, 106.
As shown in FIG. 3, the projections 104, 106 engage the arcuate recesses 138, 140 respectively, and are maintained in such engagement by action of the compression spring 132. When the actuator handle 120 is in its clockwise position with the projections 104, 106 engaging the lower detents 144, the actuator 102 is upwardly urged by the compression spring 132 to be releasably retained in place with the center post 84 extending beyond the floor 78 sufficiently to lift the battery 58. In this position, the battery's positive terminal 82 does not contact the conductive floor 78; the battery 58 is therefore disabled (FIG. 3). When the actuator handle 120 is rotated 90� counterclockwise (FIG. 9) so that the projections 104, 106 engage the upper detents 142, the actuator 102 is downwardly urged by projections 104, 106 against the compression spring 132 to be releasably retained in place with the top of the center post 84 below the top surface of the floor 78. In this position, the battery 58 is urged downwardly by the helical spring 72 such that the positive terminal 82 contacts the conductive floor 78; the battery is therefore enabled.
The actuator 102 may include a tactile device, such as a protuberance 146 at one side of the handle 120, for permitting the firearm user to tactily determine in darkened environments whether the battery is enabled or disabled without the necessity of making such determination by momentary actuating one of the illuminator switches 92, 94, 98.
A feature of the present invention is the provision of a safety latch device for assuring the secure attachment of the battery retainer cap 76 as well as the enable/disable switch assembly 88 to the battery housing sleeve 62. The safety latch assembly is described below with reference to FIGS. 2, 3 and 5.
The outer surface of the battery retainer cap 76 includes a plurality of circumferentially-spaced vertically-oriented (or axially-oriented) channels or wide grooves 148. The enable/disable actuator retaining cap 116, which is threadedly secured to the battery retainer cap 76 as previously described, is further fixedly secured to the battery retainer cap 76 such as by an adhesive. The latch mechanism consists of a lever 150 that cooperates with any one of the grooves 148 for precluding rotation of the battery retainer cap with respect to the battery sleeve 62, i.e. for precluding unthreading of the retainer cap 76 at threads 66 (FIG. 3). This is of particular importance when the vertical grip device 36 is mounted to a firearm such as a carbine 12 (FIG. 1) which produces vibrations during firing that may (without the locking feature) cause unthreading of the battery retainer cap 76. Such unthreading may result in disablement of the battery 58 and ultimately in the cap 76 separating from the battery sleeve 62 in which case the batteries will fall from the illuminator device 30.
The latch comprises a lever 150 that is pivotable about a pin 152 horizontally secured to the sides of a rectangular cut-out 153 at the bottom of the vertical grip portion 36 of the housing 38, so that the latch 150 is pivotable about its horizontal axis b and radially of the battery retainer cap 76. The lever 150 includes an upper arm 154 and a lower leg 158 on opposite sides of the pivot axis b, and the arm 154 is outwardly radially biased by leaf spring 156 causing the leg 158 to pivot radially inwardly. The leg 158 doglegs radially outwardly to form a boxlike structure having a lower side 160 with lateral ridges for permitting a user to upwardly manipulate the lower side 160 with his thumb to outwardly pivot the leg 158. The width of the latch 150 is slightly less the width of each of the grooves 148 in the battery retainer cap 76.
The latch 150 is shown in its normal latching position in FIG. 3, with the boxlike leg 158 inserted in one of the battery retainer cap grooves 148, thereby preventing rotation of the battery retainer cap 76 with respect to the battery sleeve 62. When relative rotation between these two components 76, 62 is desired, such as when the battery retainer cap 76 is required to be removed and reinstalled for replacement of the battery cells 58 a, b, c, the user places his thumb in contact with the ridged surface 160 of the lever leg 158 and outwardly pivots the leg 158 against the bias of the leaf spring 156, until the leg 158 is completely removed from the battery retainer cap groove 148 as shown in FIG. 6. The user forcibly maintains the latch 150 in this position while rotating the cap 76 with respect to the battery sleeve 62 for threadedly removing or reinstalling the cap 76. When the cap 76 is fully installed with one of the grooves 148 aligned with the latch 150, the user releases his thumb from the grooved surface 160 and the leg 158 is urged by the leaf spring 156 to enter and be retained by the aligned groove 148 for securing the cap 76 against rotation as shown in FIG. 3.
Thus, there has been described preferred embodiments of a target and navigation illuminator for firearms. A preferred embodiment includes a vertical handgrip having a battery compartment in the handgrip. A battery retainer cap assembly for the battery compartment includes a battery enable/disable mechanism, and a safety latch is provided on the handgrip or battery housing for assuring the retainer cap assembly's secure attachment to the battery compartment. Other embodiments of the present invention and of its various aspects, and variations of the embodiment and its aspects described herein, may be developed without departing from the essential characteristics thereof. Accordingly, the invention should be limited only by the scope of the claims listed below.
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|Prototype Productions Incorporated Ventures Two, Llc
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|U.S. Classification
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|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|11 Jun 2001
|16 Mar 2007
|Fee payment
Year of fee payment: 4
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|Fee payment
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After receiving approval from the Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors in January that the owners of the Willms Ranch can divide the nearly-2400 acre site outside of Knights Ferry into 42 parcels, the Stanislaus Audubon Society filed a Writ of Mandate on Monday, March 4 challenging the parcel split.
By a vote of six to one, the Oak Valley Hospital Board of Directors decided to close the obstetrics unit of the hospital that has delivered babies since the early 1970s.
With only one item on its public hearing agenda, the Oakdale City Council modified a zoning ordinance for card room operations to facilitate an anticipated location change by Mike's Card Room currently located on North Yosemite Avenue.
The start of the 2013 Oakdale Irrigation District water season will be Monday, March 11. The OID Board of Directors unanimously approved the date in an action at the March 5 regular meeting.
If you went to bed at night with your yard looking normal and woke with several plastic pink flamingos in your yard, then you have probably been 'Flocked.' Cindy Logan and her team have been 'Flocking for a Cure' for the American Cancer Society's Relay For Life.
By a vote of six to one, the Oak Valley Hospital Board of Directors decided to close the obstetrics unit of the hospital that has delivered babies since the early 1970s.
Stanislaus Consolidated Fire Protection District embattled Fire Chief Steve Mayotte has been placed on paid administrative leave, effective Friday, Feb. 15. Officials are tight lipped regarding the reason, citing personnel confidentiality.
The family of the late Oakdale Police Officer Paul Katuszonek, who was tragically killed on Nov. 8, 2012 when his Honda Accord was rear ended by a semi-tractor trailer on Highway 132 in Modesto, has filed a lawsuit claiming wrongful death, negligence, and "survivor actions."
Despite two heated public forums on the matter where citizens and employees alike opposed closing Oak Valley Hospital's Obstetrics Unit, CEO John McCormick will be recommending shutting the department at the hospital's Board of Directors meeting tonight, Wednesday, Feb. 27 at 5:30 p.m.
Not your usual stop, but a tour bus pulled up in the parking lot of the A.L. Gilbert Company in Oakdale recently, filled with nearly four dozen Italian dairymen and their spouses. For the most part, the Italian visitors were in California on vacation, but decided to work a few days so they took a tour of the A.L. Gilbert Company and of a few dairies in the Stanislaus-San Joaquin County area.
Oakdale Police responded to a traffic collision involving a Chevrolet pickup truck striking a 71-year-old disabled woman riding a motorized scooter on Monday, Feb 25.
Newly appointed Oakdale City Manager Bryan Whitemyer hit the ground running in ways to ease the city's financial woes. Whitemyer, only on the job since Feb. 4, announced that recent California Department of Finance rulings have allowed California cities to recover some of their costs lost with the dissolution of former redevelopment agencies and the administrative costs now associated with the successor agencies.
A constructive Oakdale City Council meeting on Feb. 19 saw the council voting to bring back street sweeping services to the city that had gone without since 2009.
Despite two heated public forums on the matter where citizens and employees alike opposed closing Oak Valley Hospital's Obstetrics Unit, CEO John McCormick will be recommending shutting the department at the board of directors meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 27.
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About Us
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The Little Harp Inn is located off Junction 20 of the M5 just 10 miles from Bristol. We are a popular pub in a beautiful location on the seafront at Clevedon. The old building used to be the gatekeeper's house to St. Brandons Estate. Nowadays we are known as a superb food house serving meals daily from our own menu alongside a vast range of vegetarian options available and a delicious Sunday lunch. We are particularly famous for our delicious fish dishes, prepared with local fish wherever possible. We have a well stocked bar with a full range of pints including Greene King real ales. The seafront patio area gives spectacular views and and we have a huge beer garden so you can enjoy the sun in warmer weather. With ample parking you can come and enjoy a meal or drink with us anytime.
Our Food & Menus
|Traditional Quality Pub Food served from a varied main menu & a vast ran... Read more
Traditional Quality Pub Food served from a varied main menu & a vast range of Homemade Specials with vegetarian options. We are famous for our fresh fish dishes.
Meal Times
Daily 11am - 10pm
Food Promotions:
Coffee & Cake:
Available all day every day.
Enjoy coffee & cake for only £2.95.
Curry Club House:
Available Wednesday.
Choose any curry & a drink from the selection for £8.99.
Golden Years Menu:
Available to over 50's Monday until 6pm.
Two courses £5.99. Three courses £7.49.
Sunday Roast:
Delicious traditional roast served with Yorkshire puddings & all the trimmings from £8.99 for vegetarian option.
Add an extra for just £1 each: roast potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, three pigs-in-blankets.
Children's roasts for just £4.29 each: Beef, turkey, vegetarian or mixed meats (beef and turkey).
Our Drinks
|We have an excellent selection of the best drinks on draught, wines & spirits... Read more
Drinks on Draught
Amstel, Fosters, Peroni, San Miguel, Stella Artois, Brains Black, Guinness, Blackthorn Medium Dry Cider & Thatchers Gold Draught Cider
Real Ale
Greene King Abbot Ale (5.0% ABV), Greene King IPA (3.6% ABV), Greene King Old Speckled Hen (4.5% ABV) & Special ale - Harpist
Other Drinks
Range of Wines, Hot Chocolate, Tea & Illy Coffee
We are accredited for excellence in service of our quality real ales.
Our Entertainment
|Come and take part in our weekly quiz - its alway great fun.... Read more


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