Firearm delay mechanism
AssigneeIn Ovation LLC
InventorTerrence Dwight Bender
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Abstract
In some embodiments, a firearm mechanism comprises a bolt carrier comprising a bolt carrier cavity, a buffer comprising a buffer cavity and a weight arranged to travel between the bolt carrier cavity and the buffer cavity. The buffer cavity comprises a damping mechanism comprising a reduction in a cross-sectional size of the buffer cavity. In some embodiments, the damping mechanism and weight comprise a valve arrangement arranged to pressurize the buffer cavity and damp kinetic energy carried by the weight.
Claims19
A firearm mechanism comprising:
- a bolt carrier comprising a bolt carrier cavity;
- a buffer comprising a buffer cavity;
- and
- a weight arranged to travel between the bolt carrier cavity and the buffer cavity;
- wherein the buffer cavity comprises a damping mechanism comprising a reduction in a cross-sectional size of the buffer cavity.
A firearm mechanism comprising:
- a bolt carrier comprising a bolt carrier cavity;
- a buffer comprising a buffer cavity;
- and
- a weight arranged to travel between the bolt carrier cavity and the buffer cavity;
- wherein the buffer cavity comprises a tapered portion.
A firearm buffer comprising:
- a body comprising a sidewall defining a cavity, the cavity comprising a first length portion, a second length portion and a third length portion, the third length portion comprising a cross-sectional area that is less than a cross-sectional area of the first length portion, the second length portion comprising a reduction in cross-sectional area;
- wherein the sidewall of the second length portion is frustoconical.
A firearm buffer comprising:
- a body comprising a sidewall defining a cavity, the cavity comprising a first length portion, a second length portion and a third length portion, the third length portion comprising a cross-sectional area that is less than a cross-sectional area of the first length portion, the second length portion comprising a reduction in cross-sectional area;
- wherein the sidewall of the second length portion comprises curvature along its length.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.