Firearms – Electric appliances
Patent
1995-12-05
1997-03-11
Tudor, Harold J.
Firearms
Electric appliances
89 2805, 89135, 102431, F41A 1900
Patent
active
056089821
ABSTRACT:
A firing system for a small firearm including a caseless munition of a small calibre that is discharged by an electric arc in the vicinity of the primer of the munition from a high voltage applied between two electrodes. The electrode forming the anode is mounted on a support fastened to the rear of a firing chamber. The support ensures sealing for the combustive gases and insulation for the anode. The electrode forming the cathode is constituted by the metallic firing chamber of the weapon.
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Bouvard Franck
Simon Fran.cedilla.oise
Giat Industries
Tudor Harold J.
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