Texas Gunsmith Gets Patent for Adaptive Multi-Axis Rifle Stock
Sisk Rifles had been granted U.S. patent # 8,720,099 for a “Multi-Axis Adjustable Buttstock”*. Several other patents are still pending. In the meantime, gunsmith/inventor Charlie Sisk is continuing to develop more applications for his modular, adaptive stock. The complete Tactical Adaptive Rifle (STAR®) rifle stock is now available for short or long action, left or right hand Remington 700s (and clones) for $1395. Complete rifles are available for $6495, built to order. Demos for law enforcement are available on request. To learn more about this stock and other innovative Sisk products, visit Siskguns.com.
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Charlie Sisk
SISK RIFLES
400 County Road 2340
Dayton, TX 77535
(936) 258-4984
Email: charlie [at] siskguns.com
*The patent is set to issue May 13, 2014, so it may not yet appear in patent databases.
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How much does this bad boy weigh?
Why present a press release that has a claim which, on its face, can’t be verified when the press release is issued?
Those wishing to get FREE access to patents can do so thru http://www.pat2pdf.org/ If you find the site useful, please contribute (PayPal contribute button). I did – on other occasions – and I did contribute. This time I received a “Patent not found.”
Sorry – the press release is at http://www.shootingwire.com/story/318183#
What’s so different that they got a patent for it? Kydex copy for the cheekpiece, adj butt plate and adj LOP. How do you patent a screw?
Editor: Note that the stock also rotates in the wrist section, just behind the tang, so you can change your grip angle, swinging it to the left or right of the trigger-guard.
Marketing hype (inaccurate though it may be) aside, we’ll see if the competitive community embraces this stock, let alone their extremely expensive rifles. The Tubb 2000 and the Eliseo chassis systems seem to be highly adjustable, along with various Anschutz, Feinwerkbau, and Walther stocks, to name just a few. And how many shooters consider an adjustable cheek and LOP to be sufficient, e.g. as readily available from McMillan? Many thousands.