Abstract: Box type ammunition clip that can be totally or partially fitted to an automatic and/or semiautomatic firearm 11, including a distance detection mechanism 25 that measures the distance between the ammunition push tile 22 and the base 28 of the rounds 21 clip 29.

Abstract: Device (12) for counting shots fired by an automatic firearm (11), having a cartridge chamber containing a cartridge that can be expelled through an expulsion window and a first emission means that emits a continuous electromagnetic signal in such a manner that it is interrupted by a casing expelled from the cartridge chamber which corresponds to the used cartridge. The shot-counting device (12) of the invention is capable of monitoring the number of casings expelled from a cartridge chamber of the firearm (11) via an expulsion window and showing, on a display screen, the corresponding number of shots left available in a magazine (13) fitted to the firearm (11).

Abstract: The system for displaying information displays, to a user of a vehicle, information data on a first screen (16) which is connected to a computer (14) connected to a portable electronic device (19) which contains a second screen (17), via a data input/output means (15), such that the first screen (16) displays visually inverted the same information data as that displayed by the second screen (17), so that whilst the driver is driving, he can read the information data reflected in the front windscreen of the vehicle, the reflected image being obtained from the first screen (16). Thus, the driver is in control of the vehicle whilst he is driving, and simultaneously operating the portable electronic device (19).

Abstract: Device (12) for counting shots fired by an automatic firearm (11), comprising a cartridge chamber containing a cartridge that can be expelled through an expulsion window, comprising a first emission means that emits a continuous electromagnetic signal in such a manner that it is interrupted by a casing expelled from the cartridge chamber and corresponding to the used cartridge. The shot-counting device (12) of the invention is capable of monitoring the number of casings expelled from a cartridge chamber of the firearm (11) via an expulsion window and showing, on a display screen, the corresponding number of shots left available in a magazine (13) fitted to the firearm (11).