Abstract: A gas pressure deflector system mounted on the exterior of a muzzle brake for a firearm barrel. The gas pressure deflector system comprises two deflectors adjustably positioned along the longitudinal axis of the brake to bracket the muzzle brake vent apertures. The deflectors create a pressure equalizing trap serving to smooth out the pressure pulse differential occurring along the muzzle brake gas venting region when a bullet is fired, thereby enhancing bullet accuracy and reducing recoil.
Abstract: A grid-shaped spacer includes a sheet-metal web having a web aperture formed therein defining two spaced mutually opposite aperture edges. The aperture edges oppose an elongation of an elongate spring which is curved about a direction transverse to its own longitudinal direction and which has a tab that engages through the web aperture at each of two spring ends. At least one of the tabs is snapped into a notch formed in one of the spring edges opposing the elongation of the spring.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
April 13, 1995
Date of Patent:
July 23, 1996
Assignee:
Siemens Aktiengesellschaft
Inventors:
Martin-Benno Buttner, Otto Porzelt, Bernd Block, Dirk Blavius
Abstract: An impact contact for ignition tubes mounted on the nose of a projectile and consisting of two substantially rigid parts held together by mechanical fastening means which can yield due to lateral forces acting on the front part. Contact means are arranged at the place of interconnection between the two parts, which contact means are sensitive to a relative motion, in a lateral or axial direction, between the two parts for initiating a burst at a value of said relative motion exceeding a certain value.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
March 18, 1976
Date of Patent:
July 19, 1977
Assignee:
U.S. Philips Corporation
Inventors:
John Lennart Nordgren, Gunnar Gudmund Thordarson
Abstract: A thumb trigger and automatic safety are provided for firearms. The automatic safety may be adapted to the gun or stock and is operable by spring loaded means provided on an upper portion of the firearm. Operation of the spring loaded safety and push button is by pressure from the thumb.