Firearms – Barrels
Reexamination Certificate
2006-01-20
2009-12-15
Carone, Michael (Department: 3641)
Firearms
Barrels
C124S081000, C124S083000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07631454
ABSTRACT:
A barrel (14)for a gas powered ball machine of the type used to simulate balls propelled whilst playing ball sports, especially those machines used to propel balls with a raised seam, such as a baseball or softball. The barrel (14) has one or more openings (160) along its cylindrical length that allow expanding gas to escape as a ball is fired from the machine. The openings (160) assist in predicting the pressure and volume of gas required to repeatedly propel a ball at a predetermined speed from the ball machine.
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Brodrick Colin
Kelly Haydn
Allman & Nielsen, P.C.
Carone Michael
Nielsen Steven A.
NielsenPatents.com
Weber Jonathan C.
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