Ordnance – Recoilless gun – Having a reaction mass
Patent
1976-12-03
1978-05-09
Bentley, Stephen C.
Ordnance
Recoilless gun
Having a reaction mass
42 1V, 89193, 89198, F41F 302
Patent
active
040880575
ABSTRACT:
A firearm recoil system that reduces the maximum recoil force felt by the shooter. The recoil force applied to the shooter's shoulder is interrupted by tapping off explosive gases produced by firing a cartridge and directing the gases into a gas cylinder to actuate a piston rearwardly and at the same time provide a forward force to the firearm opposite to the rearward recoil movement of the firearm. The rearward piston movement is slowed down by compressing air trapped within the cylinder and then venting the compressed air so that the remaining recoil energy in the piston is gradually phased out. This results in a substantially lesser peak or maximum shoulder force.
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Bentley Stephen C.
Ericson William L.
Remington Arms Company, Inc.
Skovran Nicholas
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