Ammunition and explosives – Cartridges – Projectile structure
Patent
1993-12-10
1994-11-08
Tudor, Harold J.
Ammunition and explosives
Cartridges
Projectile structure
102444, 102502, 102513, 102520, 102529, 102532, F42B 502, F42B 1406
Patent
active
053617002
ABSTRACT:
A novel cartridge for conventional shot gun and other weapons, suitable for training and other applications, and containing a thin-walled ball encapsulating a substance to be ejected upon the ball hitting the target, provided with a folded fan enclosure for the ball and its holder within the cartridge which, upon expulsion of the ball-holder-fan unit upon firing, causes the ball to separate and continue to the target, while the folded fan segments spring open in free flight into an air-resistant disc and then pinwheel with the holder harmlessly to the ground within a short distance of the gun.
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Academy of Applied Science
Tudor Harold J.
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