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Assignee: 5.11 Inc.


Location: Modesto, CA
No. of patents: 7

NumberTitleIssue Date
D655482Pants pockets
03/13/2012
D645782Reversible belt buckle
09/27/2011
7988023Adjustable gun sling
A gun sling for carrying a rifle or shotgun is adjustable to serve either as a bungee sling or a fixed-length, non-stretch sling. In a preferred embodiment this is realized with a flexible sheath forming a portion of the sling, with a bungee cord or stretchable stra...
08/02/2011
7681255Pants with cargo pocket to accommodate thigh rig
A tactical pair of pants for police, military or other weapon-carrying personnel has a cargo pocket system that functions to store items in several pocket compartments in a normal cargo pocket configuration, or to carry a thigh rig holster for a pistol, in a dedicat...
03/23/2010
D586692Belt buckle
02/17/2009
6986164Tactical shirt for carrying a concealed weapon
A tactical shirt helps reduce the weight and bulk of items normally carried on a police officer's duty belt. A hidden front pocket extends essentially from the shirt's placket to the side seam of the shirt, providing a large cavity with an ample vertical opening lin...
01/17/2006
6760922Tactical vest with concealed carry pocket
A tactical vest particularly for police has a hidden pocket which extends between panels of fabric to the back of the vest and preferably completely around the vest to the opposite side. A large patch of material with loop fasteners, preferably nearly as tall as the...
07/13/2004
 
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