Supplemental projectile for a firearm
AssigneeSPF Associates, Trustee for Supplemental projectile for a firearm CRT Trust
InventorS. Mill Calvert
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Abstract
An auxiliary projectile for a firearm includes: an exhaust vessel to allow a bullet to pass through it yet capture muzzle blast, a barrel socket to slide onto the barrel of the firearm; and a ring magnet to attach to the end of the barrel. The exhaust vessel has opposed openings at each end to permit the unimpeded passage of the bullet discharged from a regular cartridge for a firearm. The opening nearest the muzzle is a muzzle-end opening and the opposite opening is an exit-end opening where the bullet exits. The barrel socket is attached to the exhaust vessel so as to surround the muzzle-end opening and project outward therefrom. The barrel socket is what slides over the muzzle end of the barrel of the firearm. The ring magnet fits within the barrel socket and is what attaches to the muzzle end of the firearm.
Claims6
A supplemental projectile for a firearm, the firearm comprising a barrel, a bore and a muzzle, the supplemental projectile comprising:
- an exhaust vessel defining an interior cavity and having an opening at two ends, the two openings comprising a muzzle-end opening and an exit-end opening, the muzzle-end opening being larger than the bore of the firearm;
- a barrel socket attached to the exhaust vessel so as to surround the muzzle-end opening of the exhaust vessel and project outward therefrom, the barrel socket having an inner diameter sufficient to slide over the barrel of the firearm;
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- a ring magnet having an inside diameter larger than the bore of the firearm and having an outer diameter approximately equal to the inner diameter of the barrel socket, the ring magnet fixed in position within the barrel socket near the muzzle-end opening of the exhaust vessel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.