System for a multi-caliber self-loading action assembly
OwnerJordan Kristomas Kennedyinventor
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Abstract
System for a multi-caliber self-loading action. Specifically, the system is comprised of a multi-position locking assembly and a self-regulating gas assembly. The multiposition locking assembly is comprised of a bolt carrier, a spring, a bolt, a lock, and a cam assembly. The cam assembly will interface between the bolt carrier and the bolt to rotate the bolt through the bolt carrier. The lock will interface with the bolt, to lock the bolt in at least one locked position based on the caliber of the round inserted. The self-regulating gas assembly directs gas from the gas regulation to at least one piston cup, which will then cause the piston to act on the multi-position locking assembly.
Claims20
A self-regulating gas assembly for a firearm, the self-regulating gas assembly comprising:
- a gas block configured to interface with a gas port on a first end of a barrel of the firearm;
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- at least one piston having a piston face on a first end thereof, the first end located in the gas assembly with the piston face positioned to receive gas via at least one gas conduit from the gas port of the gas block;
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- a barrel extension positioned at a second end of the barrel opposite the first end;
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- a bolt carrier assembly including a bolt and a bolt carrier;
- wherein the barrel extension has a first slot and a second slot into which a lock lug of the bolt interfaces to engage the bolt into a first locked position and a second locked position, respectfully, wherein the firearm is configured to be discharged when the lock lug is in each of the first locked position and the second locked position, wherein the barrel extension engages a second end of the barrel opposite the first end;
- wherein the bolt carrier houses a second end of the piston at a second end opposite the first end;
- wherein the bolt includes the lock lug that slides within the barrel extension along a lock channel into/between the first locked position and the second locked position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.