FR2677114A1 - CASE FOR PROTECTIVE BATON WITH HANDLE. - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a case for a protection stick with a transverse handle. According to the invention, it comprises a cylindrical portion (4) in which is inserted the main body of the stick, a strip cover (5) which extends from one side to the other of the upper opening of the portion. cylindrical and which is in releasable engagement, at one end by an engagement means, at the other end of the upper opening, to prevent the stick from sliding outwards and a hole (7) for passage of a belt defined by securing a band member to at least one side of the cylindrical portion, the engagement means (11) being disposed on the other side of the upper opening and the other side of the upper opening being extended upwardly above the engagement means to form a palm engagement release portion (12), which abuts against the hypothenar eminence of a palm of the hand, near the wrist. The invention applies in particular to civil protection.

Description

The present invention relates to a protective case for a stick with

  a transverse handle and, more particularly, it relates to a holster for a protective stick with a transverse handle that can be transported without

  be visible and can be quickly fired at once.

  A holster for holding and carrying a protective stick having a transverse handle comprises a cylindrical portion in which is inserted a main body of the protective stick and a cover for closing an upper opening of the cylindrical portion to prevent the main body Until now, such a cover has extended, for example, in a strip configuration from one side of the cylindrical portion, passing over the upper opening, covering its upper end from the side. external opposite to be fixed by a male / female engagement means such as a button (see patent publication in JAPAN

No. 63-30639).

  However, in the existing holster for a protective stick with a transverse handle, the male and female members as engagement means are attached facing each other, respectively, on the back side at the top end of the lid and on the outer surface of the cylindrical body covered by the lid Therefore, when a protective stick with a transverse handle contained in a holster hung at the waist is pulled from the holster, two operation steps are required: (1) d first put a finger in engagement with the top end of the lid, and pull the cover outward to release the engagement between the male and female organs as a means of engagement and, (2) subsequently, grasp the cross handle and pull the main body of the stick from the cylindrical portion of the holster Therefore, if an opponent attacks sharply by means of a weapon such as a knife or a club, there is a problem. e by the fact that

  Instant delay can occur before responding to this imminent danger.

  Moreover, when the user of a stick wishes to suspend the holster of the protective stick with handle transverse to its size to carry it, without this being visible, while wearing a suit of city, the transverse handle of the stick of The protection contained in the case protrudes out to the side of one's body, and this poses a problem by the fact that the garment falls from

  unnatural way or that its front part opens, which attracts attention.

  On the other hand, US Patent No. 4542481 discloses a case that is not for a transverse handle but for a pistol. In this case, a male / female engagement means is located inside the case on the body and on the outside, there is the protection of the striker, which is curved for a commitment

  with a corresponding means of engagement.

  However, since the engagement means must also be disengaged when the gun is fired, this is not effective for rapid action and therefore can not be applied to a holster for a protective stick with

  cross handle can be pulled quickly.

  The object of the present invention is to overcome the above-mentioned problems of the prior art by providing a holster for a protective stick with a transverse handle allowing the release of the engagement of the lid, while grasping the transverse handle and allowing withdrawal. fast in one operation. Another object of the present invention is to provide a holster for a protective baton with a transverse handle which makes it possible to hold and carry a protective baton with a transverse handle without the latter

be visible.

  According to a first aspect of the invention there is provided a holster for a protective baton with a transverse handle which comprises: a cylindrical portion where is inserted the main body of the protective baton with a transverse handle, a band cover which extends from one at the other side of an upper opening of the cylindrical portion and which is releasably engageable at one end by engagement means, with the other side of the upper opening to prevent the main body of the slip-protection stick, and a belt-passing hole defined by attaching a band member at least to one side of the cylindrical portion, wherein the band-cover engagement means to the cylindrical portion is disposed to on the other side of the upper opening, and the other side of the upper opening extends upwardly above the engagement means to form a release portion engageable by the palm that comes into abutment against a hypothenar eminence

palm, close to the wrist.

  In a second aspect of the present invention there is provided a holster for a protective baton with a transverse handle comprising: a cylindrical portion where is inserted the main body of the protective baton with a transverse handle, a band cover which extends from the one to the other side of the upper opening of the cylindrical portion and which is detachable engagement, to a

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  end, by engagement means, with the other side of the opening to prevent the main body of the protective stick from sliding outwards, a first through hole of a belt defined by attachment of an organ in a band on one side of the cylindrical portion, and a second passage hole of the belt defined by penetration of a lateral edge of the cylindrical portion into a position very close to the first hole of passage of the belt, o the means of commitment for engagement of the strip cover with the cylindrical portion is disposed inside the other side of the upper opening of the cylindrical portion, and the other side of the upper opening extends towards the high above the engagement means to define a release portion engageable by the palm, abutting against the hypothenar eminence of

the palm, close to the wrist.

  Furthermore, in a preferred embodiment for each of the aspects of the present invention described above, the web member defining the through-hole of the belt may be divided into two upper and lower portions and junction means for separately joining the

  two portions may be disposed at the divided portion.

  According to the first aspect of the present invention, when a user of the stick pulls a protective stick with a transverse handle which is contained in a holster, he / she urges the engagement release portion of the palm that abuts the eminence. hypothenar of the palm that is close to the wrist, which is formed by extending the upper opening of the cylindrical portion upwards, by the palm of the hand that squeezes the transverse handle, which releases the engagement between the male organs and female of the engagement means and releases the restraint due to the band cover and at the same time it pulls the stick As the sequential operations can be undertaken instantly, this allows to respond to imminent danger

during a sudden attack.

  Furthermore, in a second aspect of the present invention, when the user of the stick wishes to suspend the holster of the protective stick by putting it on his belt, he passes his belt through the first hole of passage of the belt and Subsequently through the second hole of passage of the belt (the sequence can be reversed) This can place the side of the holster of the stick in close contact with the side of the body of the user and also place the cross handle of the stick of protection inserted into the cylindrical portion of the holster in close contact with the user's body side As a result, when he puts on a garment such as a suit, the suit is not raised by the

  cross handle and it can carry the stick without it being visible.

  Furthermore, the case for the stick can be quickly suspended at the waist and without detaching the belt, by releasing the junction of the joining means of the band member which defines the passage hole of the belt, separating the band member in upper and lower portions and joining the means of

  junction after passing the belt through the band member.

  The invention will be better understood, and other purposes, features, details and advantages thereof will become more apparent in the course of

  explanatory description which will follow made with reference to the schematic drawings

  attached by way of example only illustrating several embodiments of the invention, and wherein: Figure 1 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the protective baton with transverse handle; Fig. 2 is a front elevational view of an embodiment of a holster for an extension and contraction type protection baton with a transverse handle; Fig. 3 is an elevational view of the right side of a holster for the protective baton with transverse handle which can be seen in Fig. 2; Fig. 4 is an elevational view of the left side of the holster for the crossbar handle, which can be seen in Fig. 2; Figs. 5, 6 and 7 are views explaining the operation of the holster for the crossbar handle as shown in Fig. 2; Fig. 8 is a front elevational view of the holster for the cross-grip protective stick which can be seen in Fig. 2, in the state where the tape cover is open; Figures 9 and 10 are views explaining the holster of the protective baton with transverse handle which can be seen in Figure 2 to another state of use; Fig. 11 is a perspective view of a holster for an extension and contraction-type push stick with a transverse handle according to another embodiment of the present invention; Fig. 12 is a side elevational view of the crossbar protective handle in the state where it is contained in the case shown in Fig. 11; and

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  Figure 13 is a rear elevational view of the case shown in Figure 11.

  The present invention will now be described with reference to the drawings.

  FIGS. 1 to 4 show an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 1 being a perspective view showing the appearance of a protective baton with a transverse handle FIG. 2 is a front elevational view of a casing for a the protective baton for holding and carrying an extension and contraction-type protection baton with a transverse handle FIG. 3 is an elevational view of the right-hand side of the casing of the protective baton and FIG. in elevation on the left side of

  the case for the protective baton.

  In FIG. 1, a body 1A of a protective stick 1 with a transverse handle comprises a number (3 in the illustrated embodiment) of cylindrical members, each being of a different diameter, that is, an outer cylinder 25, an intermediate cylinder 26 and an inner cylinder 27 which are combined in such a way as to be able to extend and contract. The main body 1 of the stick is indicated in solid lines in its contracted and dotted state to its state. extended to the length L The main body 1A of the stick has a transverse handle 3 of such length that it can be grasped with one hand, and it extends perpendicularly from the main body 1A of the stick to a position which is offset from the longitudinal center to one side of the main body 1A of the stick, that is to say from a position closer to the clamping sleeve which is

  side of the main body 1 of the stick.

  A case H for the protective stick contains, in this embodiment, the protective baton 1 with transverse handle (hereinafter referred to simply as a protective baton) in a contracted state and it may for example be made in leather or synthetic leather The case comprises a cylindrical portion 4 o is inserted the main body l A stick 1 and a strip cover 5 to retain the main body l A stick inserted in the cylindrical portion 4 and prevent it The cylindrical portion 4 is made of a leather material which is cut to a predetermined shape and is obtained by bending and sewing a bottom and side edges. The cylindrical portion 4 has on its surface 4a of the body, a first hole 7 of the passage of the belt which is defined by sewing upper and lower portions of an elongated sheet 6 as a strip member Moreover, the cylindrical portion 4 also has a n second hole 8 for the passage of the belt which comprises a long hole formed in the longitudinal direction by penetrating the sewn lateral edges of the cylindrical portion 4 into a position close to the

  first hole 7 of the belt.

  The band cover 5 is formed by extending a tongue on the other side 4b of the cylindrical portion 4 obliquely above an upper opening 10 and curving it in a U-shaped member 1 forming a male member as a means of engagement 11 is attached to the outer surface of the upper end of the tongue Furthermore, a release portion 12 can be engaged by the palm, which abuts against the eminence hypothenar of a palm , close to the wrist, with a tongue, is formed on the side 4a of the cylindrical portion 4 by extending obliquely upward of the upper opening 10 facing the band cover 5 A female member 1 lb of the button is attached to a surface internal to the base end of the release portion 12 of engagement of the palm Thus, the band cover 5 covers the upper opening 10 of the cylindrical portion 4, o the male member 1 la the button to the end and the female organ 1 lb of the other side are in detachable engagement (i.e. engagement means 11 is disposed to be

  inside the upper opening 10 of the cylindrical portion 4).

  We will now describe the operation of the first mode of

embodiment described above.

  The case H for the stick can be worn by passing it over a belt and suspending it at the waist. FIG. 5 shows the state in which the case H for the stick is suspended on the right side of the waist, where a belt B passes through a first hole 7 of passage of the belt on the case H of the stick then passes through the second hole 8 (the sequence can be reversed) By passing through the belt B and suspension of the case to the belt, the side 4a of the case H of the stick is in close contact with the side of the body of the user After insertion of the main body l A of the stick in the cylindrical portion 4 of the case H which is suspended at the so that the handle 3 of the protection stick 1 is directed forward, the band cover 5 of the case H of the stick is forced to cover the corner of the main body 1A of the stick and the handle 3 and the 1 'male member and the female member 1 lb of the engagement means 11 are engaged, which holds the protective stick 1 and prevents it from sliding out of the case. In the case where the belt B passes through each of the first and second through holes 7,8 as described above, as the handle 3 protruding forward is in close contact with the side of the body, the vest a suit is not raised by the handle 3 and its front part is not open when the user puts on his suit and he can wear the protection stick 1 without

that he is visible.

  When the user pulls the protective stick 1 of the case H, he grasps the handle 3 with his right hand, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 7 and at the same time he requests the release portion of the engagement 12 of FIG. the cylindrical portion 4 from the rear side by the hypothenar eminence of his palm, near the wrist, while turning the wrist inwards, he opens the release portion 12 in the direction of the arrow Y 1 in the figure 8 to release the engagement between the male member Ila and the female body 11b of the button of the engagement means 11 and pulls the main body la of the cylindrical portion 4 Then he pushes the right hand forward, to an opponent and oscillates the stick to extend the intermediate cylinder 26 and the inner cylinder 27 out of the outer cylinder 25, as shown in Figure 6 This movement can be undertaken instantly in a series of operations and the user can quickly respond to an imm in a suitable time because it does not require two steps of operations as in the conventional case of first releasing the commitment of the engagement means by contacting a finger and the upper end of the lid to pull it and subsequent drawing of the main body of the protective baton of the cylindrical portion by

tightening the handle.

  The case H of the stick can be transported by being also suspended on the left side of the waist In this case, the case is suspended so that the front of the cylindrical portion 4 is rearward and the handle 3 of the protective stick in the case H protrudes rearwards When the belt B has passed through the first through-hole 7 and the second through-hole 8, the handle 3 can also be brought into close contact with the side of the body and it can be carried under a jacket without being visible When the user pulls the protective stick 1 of the case H to the left of its size, it closes the handle 3 by his right hand while tightening and obliquely horizontal the portion cylindrical 4 with his left hand as shown in Figure 10, it releases the commitment of the engagement means 11 by manipulating the release portion of the engagement with the palm 12 in the same way that the previously described and he draws quickly the main body l A stick out of the cylindrical portion 4 The operations can also be undertaken in one

moment.

  Figures 11 to 13 show another embodiment of the present invention. The holster of this embodiment is for a non-extension or contraction-type protection stick, which comprises a main body A of the stick consisting of a single rod A lower half of a cylindrical portion 4 is open and a stick I is maintained by being inserted through the cylindrical portion 4 as shown in FIG. 12. In this embodiment, a sheet 6 for defining a first hole 7 for passing a belt to a side 4a, that is, the side of the cylindrical portion 4 of the body side, is separated into an upper half 6a and a lower half 6b The upper portion of the upper half 6a is attached by being sewn to the side 4a of the cylindrical portion 4, while a male member

  A fastener button 15 is attached to the surface of the upper end.

  As the sheet 6 is divided into upper and lower portions and the ends are placed one above the other and joined by a joining means such as the fastening button 15, this offers the merit of being able to attach and detach the case H from the stick relative to the belt B without detaching the belt B, by disengaging the junction and opening the upper half 6a of the

  sheet 6 as shown by the arrow Y 2 in FIG.

  As in the preceding embodiment, a second hole 8 for passing the belt, comprising a longitudinally elongated hole, is formed by penetrating the sewn lateral edges of the cylindrical portion 4 to

  the position near the first hole 7.

  Accordingly, in this second embodiment also, the side 4a of the case of the stick can be brought into close contact with the body side by suspending the case H to the belt B which passes through the first hole 7 and the second hole 8 and, accordingly, the user can carry the stick of

  protection 1 with the handle 3 in intimate contact with the side of his body.

  The strip cover 5 A, in this embodiment, is extended in U-shape from the left side 4a of the cylindrical portion 4 and covers the surface to the side 4b of the cylindrical portion 4 through In addition, as a means of engagement, the female member 1 lb of the button is attached to the rear face at the upper end of the strip cover SA and while the male member 1 of the button is attached to the surface of the 4b side of the 4 portion Indeed, the engagement means it is

  disposed outside the upper opening of the cylindrical portion 4.

  When a user pulls a protective stick 1 from the case H, he puts his finger in engagement with the upper end of the band cover 5 A to release the commitment of the engagement means and thus he pulls the main body 1 A stick of the cylindrical body 4 by tightening the handle 3 It is of course possible to constitute the second embodiment so that the engagement of the engagement means 11 is released simultaneously with the tightening of the handle 3 using the same cover band 5 and arranging the same release portion 12 by engagement of the palm, which abuts against the hypothenar eminence of the palm which is close to the wrist as in the

first embodiment.

  The engagement means 11 used for engagement between the strip cover 5 (5A) and the cylindrical portion 4 in each of the embodiments described above, as well as the joining means 15 between the upper half 6a and the lower half 6b of the sheet 6 of the second embodiment are not restricted to the button type, but other known engagement means of all types can also be used as a means using a zipper function for engagement and release, attachment type, type with resilient recess, and

  protuberance or a type of magnet.

  Furthermore, a rain cover may be releasably attached to cover the upper opening 10 of the cylindrical portion 4, the clamping sleeve 2 of the protection stick 1 inserted into the upper opening 10 and the handle 3, by using means of engagement as

buttons, fasteners or magnets.

  As described above, as the first aspect of the invention is adapted so that a means for engaging a strip cover for retaining a protective stick in a cylindrical portion is disposed at the on the other side of an upper opening of the cylindrical portion and that an engagement release portion is formed extending upwardly around the engaging means, this may provide an advantageous effect for pulling the protection stick in an instant by a single operation of soliciting the release portion of the engagement while tightening the handle to release the engagement of the cover strip at the same time

that we take the stick.

  On the other hand, as in the construction of the second aspect of the present invention, a first through-hole of the waistband is defined by attaching a band member on one side of a cylindrical portion and a second through-hole of the belt is formed in a position very close to the first hole by penetration of the lateral edges of the cylindrical portion, the handle of the protective stick content can be brought into close contact with the body by suspending

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  the holster while passing a belt through the first and second through holes and this can provide a beneficial effect,

  protective baton without being visible.

  Furthermore, since the third aspect of the present invention is adapted so that a band member defining a through-hole of the belt is cut into upper and lower portions which are separated or joined by a connecting means, this provides a advantageous effect to suspend

  a case for the stick at the waist without detaching the belt.

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Claims (3)

  1 Case for a protective stick with a handle, characterized in that it comprises: a cylindrical portion (4) where is inserted a main body of a protective stick with a transverse handle, a band cover (5) which extends from one side to the other side of an upper opening of the cylindrical portion and which is detachable engagement at one end by engagement means, with the other side of the top opening, to prevent the main body of the protection stick to slide outwards, and a hole (7) for passing a belt which is defined by attaching a band member at least on one side of the cylindrical portion, said engagement means (11) for engaging the strip cover with the cylindrical portion being disposed within the other side of the upper opening, and   the other side of said upper opening extending upwardly   above said engagement means to form a release portion (12) engageable by the palm, which abuts against a   hypothenar eminence of the palm, close to the wrist.   2 Case for a protective baton with a transverse handle, characterized in that it comprises: a cylindrical portion (4) in which is inserted the main body of a protective baton with transverse handle, a band cover (5) which extends from one side to the other side of an upper opening of the cylindrical portion and which is detachably engaged at one end by engagement means with the other side of the opening to prevent the main body of the stick to slide outwards, a first hole (7) for passing a defined belt by attaching a strip member on one side of the cylindrical portion, a second hole (8) for passing a belt defined by penetrating a lateral edge of the cylindrical portion into a position very close to the first hole of passage of the belt, o the means of engagement of the strip cover with the cylindrical portion is disposed inside the other side of the superior opening of the cylindrical port, and 12 2677114   the other side of said upper opening is extended upwards,   above said engagement means, to form a release portion by engagement of the palm, which abuts against an eminence   hypothenar of a palm close to the wrist.   3 Case according to any one of claims 1 or 2, characterized in   that the web member for defining the through hole of the belt is divided into two upper and lower parts, junction means (15) being provided   to join separately the two parts and he is disposed to the division part.