Ballistic cutting devices
OwnerDaniel D. Musgraveinventor
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Abstract
Ballistic cutting devices for use in front of the muzzle of a firearm. One type has a hook to engage material to be cut. Another type utilizes two bayonets to windlass the material to be cut. Bipod legs are also disclosed as windlassing elements. Magnetic means for engaging obstacle material are disclosed. Each type of cutter includes means to align material to be cut with the path of a bullet discharged from a firearm.
Claims7
A ballistic cutter comprising:
- hook means mounted in front of a muzzle of a firearm with the open portion of said hook disposed toward said muzzle and positionally adapted for engaging material to be cut, and guide means for aligning said material with a trajectory of a bullet discharged from said firearm.
A ballistic cutter as set forth in claim 5 further characterized by said hook means and said guide means being plural whereby said cutter can be mounted on a bayonet in either of two possible orientations for cutting with different firearms.
On a firearm, means for separately fixing two separate bayonets positionally adapted for cooperating to windlass material to be cut and thereby align said material with a trajectory of a bullet discharged from said firearm.
A ballistic cutter comprising:
- a firearm;
- magnetic means mounted at the muzzle of said firearm and positionally adapted for engaging elongated material to be cut;
- and means for aligning said material with a trajectory of a bullet discharged from said firearm.
A ballistic cutter as set forth in claim 9 further characterized by said magnetic means comprising bipod legs mounted on said firearm.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.