Ordnance – Automatic – Receiver closures and/or breech block return means
Patent
1977-04-29
1978-11-21
Bentley, Stephen C.
Ordnance
Automatic
Receiver closures and/or breech block return means
267 34, F41D 1112
Patent
active
041260805
ABSTRACT:
A hydraulic spring combination to replace a long spring having surging chcteristics in high velocity application with reciprocating parts in automatic and semiautomatic weapons. On recoil a rod penetrates a fluid chamber, causing a piston to move against a shorter spring at a slower velocity proportional to the ratio of rod cross-sectional area to the piston cross-sectional area. The shorter spring returns the piston to move the rod hydraulically to return the reciprocating parts to battery position.
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Bentley Stephen C.
Edelberg Nathan
Richardson Robert O.
The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of
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