Joel B Bahu

20060027517, Feb 9, 2006

Jul 22, 2005

11/187726

Joel Bahu - Ben Lomond CA, US
Michael Berritto - Felton CA, US

A47B 47/00

211189000

A self-positioning space organizer and object holder apparatus for storing objects is shown. The holder comprises a body element enclosure snugly fitting an object by contact pressure gripping. The holder has one or more leg members contiguous with the body and leg ends with gripping surfaces using holder residual stress to conformable maintain available space position. The holder is malleable but can be compressed to provide a springing adherence force. A divider can be located in and around the holder for dividing the available space in the organizer further.

20180073837, Mar 15, 2018

Sep 12, 2017

15/701897

Joel Bishara Bahu - Ben Lomond CA, US
Mike Berritto, III - Felton CA, US

F41C 33/06
F41J 13/00

A ballistic firearms container. The container includes a base plate and sidewalls vertically extending relative to the base plate. The sidewalls include at least one rim forming an opening leading into the container. The container further includes a ballistic plate made of a bullet resistant material capable of absorbing an impact from a firearm. The ballistics plate is vertically extending relative to the base plate. A connector is configured to secure a firearm to the base plate.

20170307339, Oct 26, 2017

Apr 26, 2017

15/497973

Joel Bishara Bahu - Ben Lomond CA, US
Michael Berritto, III - Felton CA, US

F41H 5/08
F41H 5/04
H04N 5/33

An armor shield. The arm shield includes a ballistic material layer and a fabric layer. The fabric layer snuggly encases the ballistic material layer. The ballistic material layer and the fabric layer form a front side, a rear side, and an edge of the armor shield. A least one looped handle may be secured to the rear side.

20170153089, Jun 1, 2017

Aug 15, 2016

15/236587

Joel Bishara Bahu - Ben Lomond CA, US
Mike Berritto, III - Felton CA, US

F41H 5/04
B32B 27/06
B32B 15/04
B32B 3/08
B32B 27/32
B32B 5/18

Body armor is provided. The body armor includes a ballistic material layer having a front surface and a rear surface. A foam layer is adhered to the front surface. A metal plate is adhered to the foam layer, thereby sandwiching the foam layer in between the ballistic material layer and the metal plate. If a bullet striking the body armor passes through the metal plate, the bullet is redirected by the metal plate by creating asymmetrical loads tending to rotate the projectile perpendicular to its path. The projectile is allowed to skew in the gap formed by the foam layer and enters the ballistic material layer at an angle, which allows the multiple layers of fabric in the ballistic material layer to absorb the energy, preventing full penetration of the body armor.