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A portable, lightweight, earth engageable gun stand characterized by a rigid support shaft supported by a base member from which base member depend a plurality of stake members and strengthening bracing or webbing. The base member contains a secondary region, canted upward at its outer end and conta

A portable, lightweight, earth engageable gun stand characterized by a rigid support shaft supported by a base member from which base member depend a plurality of stake members and strengthening bracing or webbing. The base member contains a secondary region, canted upward at its outer end and containing sufficient surface area so as to support the shoulder plate of a rifle or shotgun stock. Said base member support region also has provision, utilizing elevated flanges about its periphery, to preclude motion of such a direction coplanar to said support region. The rigid support shaft is also canted such that its downward extension intersects the extended plane of the base member support region in a generally orthogonal manner. The upper end of said support shaft contains one of a plurality of grip members, identically keyed to be interchangeable and to preclude rotation about said support shaft. Each of said grip members is individually configured to accept the barrel or barrels of one of a variety of rifles or shotguns.

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A portable, earth-engaging gun caddy comprising an elongated irregularly-shaped base member having two regions, one of which assumes a horizontal position when the gun caddy is emplaced, and from which region depend two or more stake members and a brace plate member, used to engage the earth, and th

A portable, earth-engaging gun caddy comprising an elongated irregularly-shaped base member having two regions, one of which assumes a horizontal position when the gun caddy is emplaced, and from which region depend two or more stake members and a brace plate member, used to engage the earth, and the other region, formed to slope upward at its outer extremity, and having upward protruding flanges parallel to the direction of slope, said second region serving as the receptacle for the shoulder stock of the supported weapon; a shaft member rigidly affixed to the base member at or near the end of said base member farthest removed from said sloping region of said base member, said shaft formed and attached so as to tilt away from said sloping region of said base member; and a family of grip members having differing dimensions conforming to the several weapons that may be singly supported by the gun caddy, but each such grip member generally being configured in a U-shape, such that a friction grip will be placed upon the weapon barrel, said grip members being interchangeably mountable upon the upper extremity of said shaft member by keyed-cylindrical means such that rotation about the longitudinal axis of said shaft member is precluded, with the particular grip member selected conforming to the weapon to be supported.