Riley M Sopko

20060112605, Jun 1, 2006

Nov 30, 2004

10/999873

Riley Sopko - Palos Verdes Estates CA, US

F41A 17/46

042070110

This invention relates to a gun lock, a device for locking a gun or parts thereof by securely situating the gun or parts thereof such as the trigger and the trigger guard between a gun lock base and a locking base. The gun lock base house a plurality of spring loaded pins for totally surrounding the gun or parts of the gun such as the trigger and/or the trigger guard when placed on top of the pins. The gun lock base pairs with a locking base housing a locking mechanism. The plurality of spring loaded pins covering the surface of a gun lock base immobilize the gun, trigger or trigger guard. The device can also be used to lock other objects in place aside from a gun or parts of the gun.

39537692, Apr 27, 1976

Jul 29, 1974

5/492422

Riley M. Sopko - Glendale CA

Sargent & Greenleaf, Inc. - Rochester NY

E05B 4900

317134

Actuation of an electrically operated lock is controlled by an electronic permutation circuit including an array of code entry push-button switches disposed for operation at the entrance to a secured area and a plurality of code selector switches mounted inside the secured area for setting a predetermined code sequence. If the correct code sequence is entered, corresponding to the setting of the code selector switches, an electronic counter is sequentially advanced to a selected terminal state determined by a code length selector switch which is connected to and for operating the electrically controlled lock. The time interval during which the lock is electrically actuated may be selected by a latch time selector switch mounted along with the code selector switches inside the secured area. The occurence of a preselected number of errors during code entry, a number which may be set by a selector switch mounted along with the other selector switches, provides for activating a penalty period during which the entire system is disabled and inoperable. The duration of the penalty time may also be varied by another selector switch.

44198736, Dec 13, 1983

Jun 29, 1981

6/278623

Riley M. Sopko - Palos Verdes Estates CA

E05B 6702
E05B 6722

70 38A

A padlock having a body in which a removable lock cylinder is fastened by a removable cylinder guard plate is provided with retainer means for optionally retaining a lock suspension chain, the suspension chain including links having link apertures and the retainer means including a slot in the guard cylinder plate which receives an end link with a detent of the retainer means located in the link aperture, the assembly and fastening of the cylinder guard to the padlock body trapping and retaining the optionally assembled suspension chain to the padlock.

52443213, Sep 14, 1993

Jan 21, 1992

7/823152

Riley M. Sopko - Palos Verdes Estates CA

Keymak Company - Anaheim CA

B23C 300

409 82

A code key cutting apparatus for cutting keys according to the majority of key-lock manufacturers codes as to the location, depth and shape of notches cut into a key blank. The apparatus includes a notch location mechanism and a depth location mechanism, each having a carriage coupled to an indexing dial to indicate the extent of travel of the carriage. The indexing dial is positionable without moving the carriage thus enabling the indexing mechanism to be initialized according to any lock manufacture specifications. In addition, the apparatus includes a notch tracing mechanism to cut a variety of notch shapes into a key blank without changing the cutting blade.