Ammunition and explosives – Shells – Grenade
Patent
1990-10-01
1992-02-04
Carone, Michael J.
Ammunition and explosives
Shells
Grenade
102487, 89 111, F42B 812
Patent
active
050851470
ABSTRACT:
A stun grenade includes a tubular housing to slidably receive a munitions canister. A cup-shaped end cap closes one end of the housing and frictionally engages an outer wax-coated surface of the housing adjacent the end. At the other end a fuze retention disk is retained in the housing and has a threaded opening to receive any one of several possible fuze assemblies. When using a manually operable fuze, the handle thereof is provided with a color-coded coating to identify the nature of the explosive charge provided in the grenade. The handle also has one or more lumps formed thereon to provide a tactile code, consistent with the color, to identify the grenade type. The fuze retention disk includes spikes establishing a fixed spacing between the munitions canister and the fuze held in the fuze retention disk.
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Gold Robert J.
Leffel Wesley C.
Myka Albert G.
Carone Michael J.
Farley Walter C.
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