Jagdgewehr Schutzkappe

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My First Design for a Hunting Rifle Shield A hunting rifle shield is designed to be attached to a standard hunting rifle and to provide complete safety protection when the hunter comes into close range with their target. The shield provides absolute visual shielding and protection from flying fragments if you hit an obstacle. In this tutorial I am making my own simple, inexpensive protective design for your rifle that could save lives during any potential gun fight with another armed hunter in close quarters, even a deer drive can end very ugly without it. A regular hunting season can put people in potentially fatal danger at the moment if a target is not completely seen when shot. It protects the person against projectiles, fragments or a bullet fired by the opponent. This invention was requested and inspired to come up with my solution so that there's nothing to shoot at when your own guns misfire accidentally. The purpose of this hunting shield device for shooting purposes would be that any hunter who needs complete protection from their rifle will use it safely at the first chance. The safety factor on this design ensures everyone has a safer day while shooting wildlife during season. To make your simple DIY protective gun sight you'll need just five items from Home Depot. It is very easy to attach to an AK, a AR, and SKS style rifles for complete cover against incoming rounds if they get in range unexpectedly or any flying objects by other guns with poor shooting accuracy, like pistols for hunting purposes with your firearm. It took me no longer than 20 minutes and a few more after taking a couple minutes off for drinking a cold Coke from the bottle sitting on my tool desk right next to my DIY gun sight when creating this product and testing it out as an addition of your gun during these events where safety is first. I added in my thoughts how it may need a design tweak later down the line by using plastic material for added lightweight feel or simply replacing with other available materials, making future changes to suit customer requirements for use over a period of time when it comes up that the old design can get replaced at home.