Variable distance detonation mechanism

Ammunition and explosives – Shells – Grenade

Reexamination Certificate

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C102S276000

Reexamination Certificate

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07958826

ABSTRACT:
A grenade includes an explosion chamber having an explosive charge to which an ignition charge is connected. The grenade also includes a primer and trigger coupled to the ignition charge for detonation of the explosive charge held within the explosion chamber. A variable distance detonation mechanism has a trigger and primer for allowing controlled detonation of the grenade a specific distance from the launch point thereof.

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