Firearm mechanism
AssigneeIn Ovation LLC
InventorTerrence Dwight Bender
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Abstract
In some embodiments, a firearm comprises a lower receiver, a bolt carrier, a buffer sleeve and a buffer. The lower receiver is arranged to support a hammer and an auto-sear. The bolt carrier comprises a body and a striker moveable with respect to the body between a first position and a second position. The buffer sleeve is arranged to contact the bolt carrier and to contact a buffer spring. The buffer sleeve defines an internal cavity and comprises open ends. The buffer is oriented in the internal cavity and extends through the buffer sleeve. The buffer is arranged to contact the striker and move the striker to the second position.
Claims14
A firearm mechanism comprising:
- a hammer;
- an auto-sear;
- a bolt carrier comprising a body and a striker moveable with respect to the body between a first position and a second position, the striker biased to the first position by a biasing mechanism, the striker not contacting the auto-sear in the first position, the striker contacting the auto-sear in the second position;
- a buffer moveable with respect to the bolt carrier, the buffer arranged to contact the striker;
- a buffer sleeve arranged to contact the bolt carrier, the buffer sleeve surrounding the buffer, a length of the buffer being greater than a length of the buffer sleeve.
A firearm mechanism comprising:
- a hammer;
- an auto-sear;
- a bolt carrier comprising a body and a striker moveable with respect to the body between a first position and a second position, the striker biased to the first position by a biasing mechanism, the striker not contacting the auto-sear in the first position, the striker arranged to operate the auto-sear in the second position;
- a buffer moveable with respect to the bolt carrier, the buffer arranged to move the striker to the second position;
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- a buffer sleeve arranged to contact the bolt carrier, the buffer sleeve surrounding the buffer, a length of the buffer being greater than a length of the buffer sleeve.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.