A modular rack system having a spine having a top end, a bottom end, a front surface, and a back surface; a hanger mounted to the spine, the hanger having at least partially cylindrical side surface; and a foot mounted to the spine longitudinally between the hanger and the bottom end, the foot havin
A modular rack system having a spine having a top end, a bottom end, a front surface, and a back surface; a hanger mounted to the spine, the hanger having at least partially cylindrical side surface; and a foot mounted to the spine longitudinally between the hanger and the bottom end, the foot having a foot volume.
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1. A modular rack system for holding firearms and accessories comprising: a spine having a top end, a bottom end, a front surface, a back surface, a spine length, a spine width, a front-to-back thickness, an outer intermediate surface, a first side surface adjacent to the back surface and the outer
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A modular rack system for holding firearms and accessories comprising: a spine having a top end, a bottom end, a front surface, a back surface, a spine length, a spine width, a front-to-back thickness, an outer intermediate surface, a first side surface adjacent to the back surface and the outer intermediate surface, and a second side surface adjacent to the outer intermediate surface and the front surface, wherein the first side surface defines an outer boundary of the spine and the spine width, and wherein the second side surface defines a plurality of rounded volumes along at least part of the spine length, and each rounded volume is adjacent to part of the outer intermediate surface;a bracket mounted to the front surface, the bracket having a base and two fingers that extend from the base away from the spine and define a bracketed volume for holding at least one firearm; anda foot mounted to the spine longitudinally between the bracket and the bottom end, the foot having a wall defining a foot volume for receiving the stock of the at least one firearm. 2. The modular rack system of claim 1 wherein the front surface, the back surface, and the outer intermediate surface are parallel planar surfaces and the first side surface and second side surface are perpendicular to the outer intermediate surface. 3. The modular rack system of claim 1 further comprising a side mount having a body with an end, and a tab extending from the end, the tab corresponding in size and curvature to the rounded volumes. 4. The modular rack system of claim 3 wherein the side mount further comprises a front surface that is coplanar with the front surface of the spine. 5. The modular rack system of claim 1 further comprising a hanger mounted to the spine, the hanger having at least two partially cylindrical side surfaces spaced apart a distance greater than the spine width. 6. The modular rack system of claim 5 wherein the hanger has a base, a stem connected to the base, and a bar connected to the stem. 7. The modular rack system of claim 1 further comprising a clamp attached to the back surface of the spine. 8. The modular rack system of claim 1 wherein the outer intermediate surface is perpendicular to the second side surface. 9. The modular rack system of claim 1 wherein at least one of the two fingers is a strap. 10. A modular rack system for holding firearms and accessories comprising: a spine having a top end, a bottom end, a front surface, a back surface, a spine length, a spine width, a front-to-back thickness, an outer intermediate surface, a first side surface adjacent to the back surface and the outer intermediate surface, and a second side surface adjacent to the outer intermediate surface and the front surface, wherein the first side surface defines an outer boundary of the spine and the spine width, and wherein the second side surface defines a plurality of rounded volumes along at least part of the spine length, and each rounded volume is adjacent to part of the outer intermediate surface;a bracket mounted to the front surface, the bracket having at least two fingers that define a bracketed volume for holding at least one firearm; anda foot mounted to the spine longitudinally between the bracket and the bottom end, the foot having a wall defining a foot volume for receiving the stock of the at least one firearm. 11. The modular rack system of claim 10 wherein the front surface, the back surface, and the outer intermediate surface are parallel planar surfaces and the first side surface and second side surface are perpendicular to the outer intermediate surface. 12. The modular rack system of claim 10 wherein the outer intermediate surface is perpendicular to the second side surface. 13. The modular rack system of claim 10 wherein at least one of the two fingers is a strap. 14. A modular rack system for holding firearms and accessories comprising: a spine having a top end, a bottom end, a front surface, a back surface, a spine length, a spine width, a front-to-back thickness, an outer intermediate surface, a first side surface adjacent to the back surface and the outer intermediate surface and the front surface, and a second side surface adjacent to the outer intermediate surface, wherein the first side surface defines an outer boundary of the spine and the spine width, and wherein the second side surface defines a plurality of similarly-shaped volumes along at least part of the spine length, and each similarly-shaped volume is adjacent to part of the outer intermediate surface;a bracket mounted to the front surface, the bracket having at least two fingers that define a bracketed volume for holding at least one firearm; anda foot mounted to the spine longitudinally between the bracket and the bottom end, the foot having a wall defining a foot volume for receiving the stock of the at least one firearm. 15. The modular rack system of claim 14 further comprising a side mount having a body with an end, and a tab extending from the end, the tab corresponding in size and shape to the similarly-shaped volumes. 16. The modular rack system of claim 14 wherein the similarly-shaped volumes are rounded volumes. 17. The modular rack system of claim 14 wherein the front surface, the back surface, and the outer intermediate surface are parallel planar surfaces and the first side surface and second side surface are perpendicular to the outer intermediate surface. 18. The modular rack system of claim 14 wherein the outer intermediate surface is perpendicular to the second side surface. 19. The modular rack system of claim 14 wherein at least one of the two fingers is a strap. 20. A modular rack system for holding firearms and accessories comprising: a spine having a top end, a bottom end, a front surface, a back surface, a spine length, a spine width, a front-to-back thickness, an outer intermediate surface, a first side surface adjacent to the back surface and the outer intermediate surface, and a second side surface adjacent to the outer intermediate surface and the front surface, wherein the first side surface defines an outer boundary of the spine and the spine width, the outer intermediate surface defines at least two mounting holes spaced a first distance apart from each other, and the second side surface defines a plurality of shaped volumes;a bracket mounted to the front surface, the bracket having at least two fingers that define a bracketed volume for holding at least one firearm;a foot mounted to the spine longitudinally between the bracket and the bottom end, the foot having a wall defining a foot volume for receiving the stock of the at least one firearm; anda side mount having a body, the body having a tab that fits on the outer intermediate surface, the tab having at least two mounting holes spaced the first distance apart from each other.
Punzel, William H.; Tourdot, Matthew A.; Nemec, Brian R.; Neste, Donald T., Support arrangement for the lower end of an upright elongated article, such as a firearm or related accessory.
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