Ammunition and explosives – Projectiles – Nonlethal or deterrent
Reexamination Certificate
2006-09-05
2006-09-05
Carone, Michael J. (Department: 3641)
Ammunition and explosives
Projectiles
Nonlethal or deterrent
C361S232000, C042S001080
Reexamination Certificate
active
07100514
ABSTRACT:
An incapacitating piezoelectric projectile comprises a projectile body housing a piezoelectric element, at least one electrically conductive contact surface, and a means for coupling said piezoelectric element to said at least one electrically conductive contact surface. Projectile is arranged so that an impact will cause the piezoelectric element to discharge an electrical shock to the target through the at least one electrically conductive contact surface, thereby incapacitating the target. The projectile is particularly suitable for use in a method of instantly incapacitating human and non human targets.
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Bergin James S.
Carone Michael J.
Harrington Group Ltd.
Schweitzer Cornman Gross & Bondell LLP
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