Joints and connections – Biased catch or latch – By separate spring
Patent
1995-05-02
1996-05-21
Bentley, Stephen C.
Joints and connections
Biased catch or latch
By separate spring
403329, F16B 2110
Patent
active
055183352
ABSTRACT:
A lock-up device for a firearm which utilizes a ball and cam arrangement to interlock two members. The interlocked members include ball engagement surfaces which are curved so that a substantial portion of the ball surface is in contact with the engagement surfaces. The lock-up device disposed in a firearm absorbs recoil forces and utilizes the absorbed recoil force to cycle the firearm.
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Bentley Stephen C.
Hesco, Inc.
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