Auotmag Patent...

[HoppysMag]

Auotmag Patent...

http://airsoldier.com/~haveblue/tech/patents/5280778.pd

toms real name is Kotsiopoulos or some one is extremely illiterate at the patent office...

and heres a real scum bag stealling toms design... thats why you should patent things tom...:(
http://airsoldier.com/~haveblue/tech/patents/5285765.pdf

toms perfect circle balls
http://airsoldier.com/~haveblue/tech/patents/5639526.pdf

the RT
http://airsoldier.com/~haveblue/tech/patents/5913303.pdf

the sydarm
http://www.delphion.com/details?pn=US05993215__

the RTP i think
http://www.delphion.com/details?pn=US06024077__

Zgrip
http://airsoldier.com/~haveblue/tech/patents/6226915.pdf

thats a lot of patents tom! good job... its a shame some one stole your power feed...:(

[magman007]

no one ripped off the powerfeed

[paintbattler]

man thats messed up......

[Spaceman613]

Dont forget to give Have Blue the credit for looking these up, and hosting them....

[rx2]

The patent application process is NOT FUN! He must have shaved a few years off of his life with all of those patents.

[HoppysMag]

hes true....thanks Have blue.
Dont forget to give Have Blue the credit for looking these up, and hosting them....


no one ripped off the powerfeed Tom invented the power feed and didnt patent it and some one else did afterwards...

[booyah]

dont get too upset about someone patenting the powerfeed... all that has to be done to break a patent like that is show a prior case of it used by someone else...

toms been putting powerfeeds on guns since before 91 (that patent was filed in 94) so i think that shows prior art....

[Automaggin2]

hoppymag, didnt i ust post this like 2 days ago? look back to the other posts

[HoppysMag]

no some one posted a link to a bunch of patents and i picked out the AGD one and im impressed with the number of them so i felt i should share...

[billmi]

Originally posted by booyah
dont get too upset about someone patenting the powerfeed... all that has to be done to break a patent like that is show a prior case of it used by someone else...


The downside of that is that it costs a fair amount in legal fees to show the prior art and break the patent, AND even if you can break it, the patent is still valid from the time is was issued until it gets broken. The rightfull inventor of a product can be in violation of a patent, that shouldn't have been issued, break the patent, and still be liable for infringing on it between the time of it's issue and the time is was broken in court.

See you on the field,
-Bill Mills