Michael L Mccormick

6722072, Apr 20, 2004

May 21, 2002

10/152557

Michael L. McCormick - Manchaca TX, 78652

F41A 2100

42 7503, 42 6903

A module housing is adapted to be inserted into an operating position in the trigger group receiving area of a firearm. The module housing includes at least one pin receiver defined by two openings formed in the module housing, one on each lateral side of the housing. A module or temporary pin is received in the pin receiver and at least one trigger group component is mounted or supported for rotation on the module pin. The pin receiver is located on the module housing so as to align with a pin receptacle of the firearm when the module housing is in the operating position. By locating the pin receiver in the module housing so as to align with a corresponding pin receptacle of the firearm when the module housing is in the operating position, the trigger group module and the trigger group components housed in the module housing may be readily supported by the OEM pin receptacle. The trigger group module, pre-assembled with one or more trigger group components, may be inserted to the operating position and then held in place using the OEM pin receptacle.

D504168, Apr 19, 2005

Feb 10, 2004

29/199153

Michael L. McCormick - Manchaca TX, US

2201

D22108

7070636, Jul 4, 2006

Nov 13, 2001

10/416663

Michael J. McCormick - Long Beach CA, US
Henry Marcussen - Danville KY, US
J. Erik Hitzelberger - Danville KY, US
Tamaki Nishikori - Kusatsu, JP
Richard Eric Downey - Danville KY, US

Panasonic Corporation of North America - Secaucus NJ

A47L 9/16
B01D 35/20
B01D 45/12
B01D 50/00

55299, 55304, 55305, 55337, 55477, 55472, 55482, 55DIG 3, 15350, 15353

A bagless vacuum cleaner () includes a nozzle assembly () having a suction nozzle for picking up dirt and debris from a surface to be cleaned and a canister assembly () including a cavity (). A dust collection assembly () is received and held in that cavity (). The dust collection assembly () includes a filtering subassembly () and a dust container (). The dust container () has an open top (), a bottom wall (), a first cylindrical sidewall (), an inlet (), and a downwardly directed outlet () extending through the bottom wall. An airstream conduit is provided for conveying a vacuum airstream between the suction nozzle and the inlet. A filter () is carried on the filtering subassembly (). A sweeper () rotates relative to the filtering subassembly () to clean dirt and debris from at least a portion of the filter (). A suction fan () and suction fan drive motor () carried on either the nozzle assembly () or the canister assembly () generates the vacuum airstream for drawing dirt and debris through the suction nozzle, the airstream conduit and the dust container ().

7162824, Jan 16, 2007

Mar 22, 2004

10/806300

Michael L. McCormick - Manchaca TX, US

F41A 11/00

42 7503

A module housing is adapted to be inserted into an operating position in the trigger group receiving area of a firearm. The module housing includes at least one pin receiver defined by two openings formed in the module housing, one on each lateral side of the housing. A module pin is received in the pin receiver and at least one trigger group component is mounted or supported for rotation on the module pin. The pin receiver is located on the module housing so as to align with a pin receptacle of the firearm when the module housing is in the operating position. By locating the pin receiver in the module housing so as to align with a corresponding pin receptacle of the firearm when the module housing is in the operating position, the trigger group module and the trigger group components housed in the module housing may be readily supported by the OEM pin receptacle. The trigger group module, pre-assembled with one or more trigger group components, may be inserted to the operating position and then held in place using the OEM pin receptacle.

7222392, May 29, 2007

Oct 3, 2001

10/380604

Michael J. McCormick - Long Beach CA, US
Henry Marcussen - Danville KY, US
J. Erik Hitzelberger - Danville KY, US
Tamaki Nishikori - Kusatsu, JP
Hiroshi Nishimura - Gamo-Gun, JP
Eric J. Streciwilk - Perryville KY, US

Panasonic Corporation of North America - Secaucus NJ

A47L 9/16
A47L 9/20

15353, 15352, 55300, 55337, 55DIG 3

A bagless vacuum cleaner () includes a nozzle assembly () having a suction nozzle for picking up dirt and debris from a surface to be cleaned and a canister assembly () including a cavity (). A dust collection assembly () is received and held in that cavity (). The dust collection assembly () includes a filtering subassembly () and a dust container (). The dust container () has an open top (), a bottom wall (), a first cylindrical sidewall (), an inlet (), and a downwardly directed outlet () extending through the bottom wall. An airstream conduit is provided for conveying a vacuum airstream between the suction nozzle and the inlet. A suction fan () and suction fan drive motor () carried on either the nozzle assembly () or the canister assembly () generates the vacuum airstream for drawing dirt and debris through the suction nozzle, the airstream conduit and the dust container ().

7293385, Nov 13, 2007

Jan 9, 2007

11/621485

Michael L. McCormick - Austin TX, US

F41A 11/00

42 7503, 42 41, 42 4202, 42 4203, 42 6903, 89128, 89138, 89155, 89 2711, 124 31, 124 32

A module housing is adapted to be inserted into an operating position in the trigger group receiving area of a firearm. The module housing includes at least one pin receiver defined by two openings formed in the module housing, one on each lateral side of the housing. A module pin is received in the pin receiver and at least one trigger group component is mounted or supported for rotation on the module pin. The pin receiver is located on the module housing so as to align with a pin receptacle of the firearm when the module housing is in the operating position. By locating the pin receiver in the module housing so as to align with a corresponding pin receptacle of the firearm when the module housing is in the operating position, the trigger group module and the trigger group components housed in the module housing may be readily supported by the OEM pin receptacle. The trigger group module, pre-assembled with one or more trigger group components, may be inserted to the operating position and then held in place using the OEM pin receptacle.

20070113372, May 24, 2007

Jan 16, 2007

11/653685

Michael McCormick - Long Beach CA, US
Henry Marcussen - Danville KY, US
J. Hitzelberger - Danville KY, US
Tamaki Nishikori - Kusatsu, JP
Hiroshi Nishimura - Gamo-Gun, JP
Eric Streciwilk - Perryville KY, US

A47L 9/16
A47L 5/30

015351000, 015353000, 015389000

A bagless vacuum cleaner includes a nozzle assembly having a suction nozzle for picking up dirt and debris from a surface to be cleaned and a canister assembly including a cavity. A dust collection assembly is received and held in that cavity. The dust collection assembly includes a filtering subassembly and a dust container. The dust container has an open top, a bottom wall, a first cylindrical sidewall, an inlet, and a downwardly directed outlet extending through the bottom wall. An airstream conduit is provided for conveying a vacuum airstream between the suction nozzle and the inlet. A suction fan and suction fan drive motor carried on either the nozzle assembly or the canister assembly generates the vacuum airstream for drawing dirt and debris through the suction nozzle, the airstream conduit and the dust container.

20080060245, Mar 13, 2008

Nov 8, 2007

11/937430

Michael McCormick - Austin TX, US

F41A 19/00

042069010

A module housing is adapted to be inserted into an operating position in the trigger group receiving area of a firearm. The module housing includes at least one pin receiver defined by two openings formed in the module housing, one on each lateral side of the housing. A module pin is received in the pin receiver and at least one trigger group component is mounted or supported for rotation on the module pin. The pin receiver is located on the module housing so as to align with a pin receptacle of the firearm when the module housing is in the operating position. By locating the pin receiver in the module housing so as to align with a corresponding pin receptacle of the firearm when the module housing is in the operating position, the trigger group module and the trigger group components housed in the module housing may be readily supported by the OEM pin receptacle. The trigger group module, pre-assembled with one or more trigger group components, may be inserted to the operating position and then held in place using the OEM pin receptacle.