Device and method for simulating the weight of a loaded gun magazine
OwnerPeter M. Browninginventor
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A weighted body adapted for insertion into an existing gun magazine shell approximates the weight and/or density of live ammunition cartridges. The size and shape of the body allows for insertion down and into the slot at the top on the magazine, pressing down on the spring, with a sliding retainer stop or other feature to maintain the weight in position, filling or partially filling the internal volume of the magazine with the weight. The integral slide retainer stop attached at the top of the device is then moved or slid by the operator into a position that locks the weight into the magazine so it cannot pop back out due to spring pressure and will not interfere with other workings of the gun slide or receiver. A plurality of color-coded stops may be provided for use with the same or different weighted bodies corresponding to different calibers of ammunition.
An article for simulating the weight of ammunition adapted for insertion into an existing gun magazine having an outer shell with a top opening for inserting the ammunition against a follower and an internal spring disposed within the magazine shell, and wherein the existing gun magazine is adapted for insertion into the bottom of gun handle, the article comprising:
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