Ammunition and explosives – Cartridges – Having liquid/gas propellent means
Patent
1997-10-02
1999-10-05
Tudor, Harold J.
Ammunition and explosives
Cartridges
Having liquid/gas propellent means
102444, 124 57, 124 74, 124 75, F42B 502, F41B 1106
Patent
active
059628057
ABSTRACT:
A cartridge has a case comprising a body housed telescopically within a sleeve. The body encloses a main chamber which contains gas under pressure, and a valve mechanism for venting gas from the chamber into an expansion chamber. The pressure of the gas in the expansion chamber causes the body to move rearwardly relative to the sleeve to apply a force to the breech block of the weapon in which the cartridge is used, thereby to initiate the reloading cycle. Gas is vented from the expansion chamber to eject a projectile when a spigot projecting from the body is withdrawn from an aperture in the end wall of the sleeve.
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Constantia (International) Limited
Tudor Harold J.
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