Solid-state full auto sear

Ordnance – Automatic – Firing device operation or control

Reexamination Certificate

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C089S129010, C089S131000, C089S135000

Reexamination Certificate

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06976416

ABSTRACT:
A firing mechanism includes a hammer, an electrical solid-state full auto sear positioned to engage the hammer in a first electrical state and to disengage from the hammer in a second electrical state, and a controller connected to the electrical solid-state full auto sear for causing the electrical solid-state full auto sear to change from the first electrical state to the second electrical state. The controller may include circuitry for causing the electrical solid-state full auto sear to change from the first electrical state to the second electrical state at a predetermined rate, a predetermined number of times, or for a predetermined period of time. The hammer may include a retractable hammer bent for engagement with the electrical solid-state full auto sear, and the electrical solid-state full auto sear may include a piezoelectric device.

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patent: D400954 (1998-11-01), Ealovega

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