Automatic safety for pistols.

[MoArk Willy]

George sounds like a salesman instead of an inventor....a "Steve Jobs" type.
This invention has no value in the current, real world.
But let the democrats take over the government and it will either be mandatory or not needed after the confiscation.

[USNRet93]

Originally Posted by MoArk Willy

George sounds like a salesman instead of an inventor....a "Steve Jobs" type.
This invention has no value in the current, real world.
But let the democrats take over the government and it will either be mandatory or not needed after the confiscation.

Nice driveby-

Although Bush himself supported several mild gun control measures and vowed to sign a renewal of the Assault Weapons Ban if it reached his desk, his administration saw several advancements of gun rights on the federal level, especially in the courts.

A Supporter of ‘Common Sense’ Gun Control
In debates during both the 2000 and the 2004 presidential campaign, Bush stated his support for background checks for gun buyers and for trigger locks. Additionally, he said on multiple occasions that the minimum age for carrying a handgun should be 21, not 18.

So far, however, the only legislation President Obama(sic) has signed since he took office in 2008 has expanded gun laws, allowing loaded guns in national parks and unloaded weapons stored in luggage on Amtrak trains.

And let us not forget who just signed the BumpStock ban...

[Cheapshooter]

Now he posted about a thumb activated external grip safety for pump, lever, and auto shotguns... in the rifle forum.
https://thefiringline.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=602126

The more I see, the more I think the kid that kept coming up with useless spring free magazine and electronic fired guns got a new username.
I will say his drafting skills got better.

[polyphemus]

Yep,this thread was off the rails right from the start and it has only got worse with age.

[Aguila Blanca]

And, with that, I think it's safe to say that this discussion has reached an end.

[Unclenick]

When you disclose an invention publically, either by publishing a description or by taking the invention to market, there is one year available to get an initial filing date, be it a preliminary or a final patent filing. Also, now that we have moved from first-to-invent to first-to-file, someone else could take your disclosed invention and file a patent on it before you do within that year. That is why public disclosure of something you intend to patent is foolish. After that year, the public disclosure is considered prior art that makes the invention public domain and may be used as evidence in court to overturn a late-filed patent in a court dispute.