Firearm suppressor
AssigneeLMT Advanced Technologies LLC
InventorsDaniel John Reints, Michael Anthony Conger, Michael Neff
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Abstract
A firearm suppressor including a first baffle segment with a cylindrical outer wall and a conical baffle core that defines a central opening, where a longitudinal length of the cylindrical outer wall is longer than a longitudinal length of the conical baffle core; and a second baffle segment comprising a cylindrical outer wall and a conical baffle core that defines a central opening, where a longitudinal length of the cylindrical outer wall is less than a longitudinal length of the conical baffle core.
Claims22
A firearm suppressor configured to be mounted on a firearm, the firearm suppressor comprising:
- a first baffle segment comprising a first cylindrical outer wall and a first conical baffle core, wherein said first conical baffle core defines a first central opening and wherein a longitudinal length of the first cylindrical outer wall is greater than a longitudinal length of the first conical baffle core;
- a second baffle segment comprising a second cylindrical outer wall and a second conical baffle core, wherein said second conical baffle core defines a second central opening and wherein a longitudinal length of the second cylindrical outer wall is less than a longitudinal length of the second conical baffle core;
- a third baffle segment comprising a third cylindrical outer wall;
- a first cylindrical inner wall concentrically arranged within the third outer wall;
- a first inner wall that defines a third central opening;
- and a plurality of protrusions extending radially outwardly from said first cylindrical inner wall;
- wherein said third baffle segment defines a blast chamber within the first cylindrical inner wall that is free of obstructions and extends between a proximal end of said first cylindrical inner wall and said first inner wall;
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- wherein said third baffle segment defines a first outer flow passage between said third cylindrical outer wall and said first cylindrical inner wall.
A firearm suppressor configured to be mounted on a firearm, the firearm suppressor comprising:
- a first baffle segment comprising a first cylindrical outer wall and a first conical baffle core, wherein said first conical baffle core defines a first central opening and wherein a longitudinal length of the first cylindrical outer wall is greater than a longitudinal length of the first conical baffle core;
- a second baffle segment comprising a second cylindrical outer wall and a second conical baffle core, wherein said second conical baffle core defines a second central opening and wherein a longitudinal length of the second cylindrical outer wall is less than a longitudinal length of the second conical baffle core;
- a third baffle segment comprising a third cylindrical outer wall;
- a first cylindrical inner wall concentrically arranged within the third outer wall;
- a first inner wall that defines a third central opening;
- wherein said third baffle segment defines a blast chamber within the first cylindrical inner wall that is free of obstructions and extends between a proximal end of said first cylindrical inner wall and said first inner wall;
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- wherein said third baffle segment defines a first outer flow passage between said third cylindrical outer wall and said first cylindrical inner wall;
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- a fourth baffle segment comprising:
- a fourth cylindrical outer wall;
- a second inner wall that defines a fourth central opening;
- a second cylindrical inner wall extending proximally from said second inner wall;
- and a second conical outlet that extends from the fourth central opening to distally from the second inner wall.
A firearm suppressor configured to be mounted on a firearm, the firearm suppressor comprising:
- a first baffle segment comprising a first cylindrical outer wall;
- a first cylindrical inner wall concentrically arranged within the first outer wall;
- a first inner wall that defines a first central opening;
- and a plurality of protrusions extending radially outwardly from said first cylindrical inner wall;
- wherein said first baffle segment defines a blast chamber within the first cylindrical inner wall that is free of obstructions and extends between a proximal end of said first cylindrical inner wall and said first inner wall;
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- wherein said first baffle segment defines a first outer flow passage between said first cylindrical outer wall and said first cylindrical inner wall.
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