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US 2026/0177339 A1Published application
Single use firearm
AssigneeP2K Technologies LLC
InventorsDane Pigott, Westin Pigott, Michael Chase
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Abstract
A firearm comprising a housing having a proximal end and a distal end. The firearm comprising one or more barrels disposed within the housing, each of the one or more barrels comprising a preloaded munition. The firearm comprising a barrel support assembly disposed within the housing and configured to support the one or more barrels. The firearm comprising a mounting bracket configured to affix the firearm to a host device.
Claims20
A firearm comprising:
- a housing having a proximal end and a distal end;
- one or more barrels disposed within the housing, each of the one or more barrels comprising a preloaded munition;
- a barrel support assembly disposed within the housing and configured to support the one or more barrels;
- and
- a mounting bracket configured to affix the firearm to a host device.
2 more elements
A firearm comprising:
- a housing;
- two or more barrels disposed within the housing;
- a first preloaded munition disposed within a first barrel of the two or more barrels and a second preloaded munition disposed within a second barrel of the two or more barrels;
- an electric match disposed at a breach end of each of the two or more barrels, each electric match configured to fire the preloaded munition disposed within a respective barrel of the two or more barrels;
- and
- a printed circuit board (PCB) disposed within the housing, the PCB in electrical communication with each of the electric matches and configured to transmit an electrical impulse to at least one of the electric matches to initiate a firing sequence.
3 more elements
A firearm comprising:
- one or more barrels, each of the one or more barrels comprising a preloaded munition;
- a barrel support assembly configured to support the one or more barrels, the barrel support assembly comprising a channel adapted for mounting the firearm to a host.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.