Victor Conrad Oltrogge
Engineers at 59 Pl, Arvada, CO

4204701, May 27, 1980

Aug 23, 1978

5/935929

Victor C. Oltrogge - Arvada CO

B60D 100

280491E

Multiple attachment points for receiving universal adapters are retained by a relatively rigid structure in a generally rectangular orientation. The structure is rigidly attached to a structurally sturdy member such as the underframe of a vehicle. One arrangement of the attachment points employs four slots which are oriented at the effective corners of a rectangle and parallel to the anticipated direction of main tension loading. These slots are arranged to receive extension arms of a bracket-like adapter to which any of a wide variety of accessories can be mounted. For a vehicle, the slot-retaining frame can be rigidly secured to the underframe between the vehicle body and the protective bumper, attached to or included within a surface of the bumper or even mounted upon the flat bed surface of the vehicle body. In yet another arrangement of the mounting points, an arrangement of bars is rigidly secured to a box-like structure which is in turn secured to the vehicle body. A pivotal and slidable clamping arrangement permits engaging of the bars so as to secure the adapter to the vehicle frame.

5279787, Jan 18, 1994

Apr 29, 1992

7/876006

Victor C. Oltrogge - Arvada CO

B22F 312, B22F 902

419 38

Numerous products can be formed by combining a low melting matrix made up of one or more metals and high melting, high density metal particles and wherein the products can be formed by adding the high density particles to a molten matrix metal and casting same, mixing powders of all the metals together, compacting and centering at a temperature in the low end of the melting range of the matrix alloy, or by mixing the high density particles into a paste of the matrix alloy and molding. These methods and compositions are particularly adaptable for use in forming low or non-toxic high density projectiles, such as, shot, bullets and pellets having a density comparable to that of lead while avoiding problems of toxicity associated with the use of lead.

4204702, May 27, 1980

Aug 23, 1978

5/935990

Victor C. Oltrogge - Arvada CO

B60D 106

280491E

Multiple attachment points for receiving universal adapters are retained by a relatively rigid structure in a generally rectangular orientation. The structure is rigidly attached to a structurally sturdy member such as the underframe of a vehicle. One arrangement of the attachment points employs four slots which are oriented at the effective corners of a rectangle and parallel to the anticipated direction of main tension loading. These slots are arranged to receive extension arms of a bracket-like adapter to which any of a wide variety of accessories can be mounted. For a vehicle, the slot-retaining frame can be rigidly secured to the underframe between the vehicle body and the protective bumper, attached to or included within a surface of the bumper or even mounted upon the flat bed surface of the vehicle body. In yet another arrangement of the mounting points, an arrangement of bars is rigidly secured to a box-like structure which is in turn secured to the vehicle body. A pivotal and slidable clamping arrangement permits engaging of the bars so as to secure the adapter to the vehicle frame.

5877437, Mar 2, 1999

Sep 16, 1996

8/713090

Victor C. Oltrogge - Arvada CO

F42B 700, F42B 1274

75228

Numerous products can be formed by combining a low melting matrix made up of one or more metals and high melting, high density metal particles and wherein the products can be formed by adding the high density particles to a molten matrix metal and casting same, mixing powders of all the metals together, compacting and sintering at a temperature in the low end of the melting range of the matrix alloy, or by mixing the high density particles into a paste of the matrix alloy and molding. These methods and compositions are particularly adaptable for use in forming low or non-toxic high density projectiles, such as, shot, bullets and pellets having a density comparable to that of lead while avoiding problems of toxicity associated with the use of lead.

2014001, Jan 16, 2014

Jul 13, 2012

13/507599

Victor Conrad Oltrogge - Arvada CO, US

F42B 10/02, F42B 10/44

102501

A shotgun pellet that flies faster and farther for a given pellet weight than spherical pellets or other shapes by means of streamlined aerodynamic design, having no features that fail to transit the barrel without damage, orienting itself nose-into-the-wind despite disordered launching, spins about its axis, minimizes or eliminates nutation, and is manufactureable in a coaxial two-element die and punch cold-forming machine.

3978996, Sep 7, 1976

Jan 15, 1975

5/541156

Victor Conrad Oltrogge - Arvada CO

B60P 138

214 17D

Objects or materials are moved across the flat bed area of a storage container. A flexible belt is extended across the flat bed area and the objects or materials placed on the belt. One end of the belt is attached to a roller to which rotary power is applied so as to wind up the belt onto the roller thus skidding the load towards the rollers. An adaptable mounting permits attachment of the roller to the edge of the flat bed area so that it can be securely retained in place either when needed for conveying operations or for storage while attached but can likewise be easily removed if desired.