Firearm recoil mechanism

A firearm recoil mechanism operative to couple with a firearm, the firearm recoil mechanism comprising:

• a Bolt Carrier Group coupled with a front spring plate,
• the front spring plate slidably coupled with a first Guide Rod and a Second Guide Rod, wherein the first Guide Rod and the Second Guide Rod operative to extend within a left channel and a right channel formed in an Upper Receiver and to extend through the front spring plate;
• a First Recoil Spring and a second Recoil Springs engaging with the front spring device, wherein the first Recoil Spring is disposed around the first Guide Rod, and wherein second Recoil Spring is disposed around the Second Guide Rod;
• a piston integrally coupled with the front spring plate and the Bolt Carrier Group;
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• the Upper Receiver forming a center guide channel in which the Bolt Carrier Group is operative to move through in a first direction to coil the first Recoil Spring and second Recoil Spring on the first and Second Guide Rods respectively in response to gases generated upon a firing of a bullet to push the piston and front spring device in the first direction and to move the piston and front spring plate in a second opposite direction in response to a recoil of the first Recoil Spring and second Recoil Spring on the first and Second Guide Rods,
• wherein the piston has threads at one end and the Bolt Carrier Group includes a threaded receiver, and wherein the piston is integrally coupled to the Bolt Carrier Group by screwing threads of the piston into the threaded receiver.

A method for activating an attachment to an Adaptive Rifle Kinetic rifle (ARK Rifle) comprising:

• slidably attaching a Bolt Carrier Group to a front spring unit, and coupling the front spring plate to a first guide rod and a Second Guide Rod,
• extending the first Guide Rod and the Second Guide Rod within a left channel and a right channel formed in an Upper Receiver;
• forming with the Upper Receiver a center guide channel;
• engaging a first Recoil Spring and a second Recoil Spring with the front spring unit;
• disposing the first Recoil Spring around the first Guide Rod, and the second Recoil Spring around the Second Guide Rod;
• integrally coupling a piston with the Bolt Carrier Group and the front spring unit;
• attaching the Upper Receiver to the ARK Rifle;
• moving the piston and the front spring unit in a first direction along the first Guide Rod and the Second Guide Rod in response to gases generated upon a firing of a bullet with the ARK Rifle;
• in response to moving the piston in the first direction, moving the Bolt Carrier Group through the center guide channel and the front spring unit in the first direction to coil the first Recoil Spring and second Recoil Spring on the first and Second Guide Rods respectively;
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• moving the Bolt Carrier Group through the center guide channel, the front spring unit and the piston in a second direction opposite to the first direction in response to a recoil of the first Recoil Spring and second Recoil Spring on the first and Second Guide Rods pushing the front spring unit.

An Adaptive Rifle Kinetic (ARK) Rifle attachment comprising:

• a front spring device integrally coupled with a Bolt Carrier Group;
• the front spring device slidably coupled with first and Second Guide Rods, wherein the first and Second Guide Rods extend through apertures in the front spring device;
• first Recoil Spring and second Recoil Spring engaging with the front spring device, wherein the first Recoil Spring is disposed around the first Guide Rod, and wherein second Recoil Spring is disposed around the Second Guide Rod;
• a piston coupled with the front spring device and the Bolt Carrier Group;
• the piston and the front spring plate device are configured to move together with the Bolt Carrier Group in a first direction while the first and Second Guide Rods remain stationary to coil the first Recoil Spring and second Recoil Spring on the first and Second Guide Rods respectively;
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• the piston and the front spring device operative to move together with the Bolt Carrier Group in a second opposite direction in response to a recoil of the first Recoil Spring and second Recoil Spring on the first and Second Guide Rods while the first and Second Guide Rods remain stationary.