AT57101B - Light bullet with cartridge for holds with a long transition cone. - Google Patents

Light bullet with cartridge for holds with a long transition cone.

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AT57101B
AT57101B AT57101DA AT57101B AT 57101 B AT57101 B AT 57101B AT 57101D A AT57101D A AT 57101DA AT 57101 B AT57101 B AT 57101B
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cartridge
holds
transition cone
long transition
light
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Karl Rehak
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Wie bekannt, wurden in letzterer Zeit bereits in mehreren Armeen, insbesondere für das 8 mm Kaliber, Leichtgeschosse gegen die früher verwendeten schwereren Geschosse eingeführt, die zur besseren Überwindung des Luftwiderstandes eine schlank ausgestaltete Spitze besitzen. 



   Die Anwendung solcher Geschosse, die gegen die früheren unter Verwendung des gleichen Geschossmateriais wesentlich verkürzt sind, ist nur in jenen Waffen ohneweiters möglich, die einen kurzen Übergangskonus vom Laderaum zum Lauf haben, wie z. B. das deutsche Armeegewehr. 



   Die Vorwendung dieser Geschosse in Gewehren, die Laderäume mit langem Übergangskonus haben, wie z. B. das österreichisch-ungarische Armeegewehr, macht die Benutzung verlängerter Patronenhülsen notwendig, wodurch sich bekannte Nachteile ergeben. 



   Um nun Leichtgeschosse in Waffen mit langem Übergangskonus unter Beibehaltung der bisherigen Patronenhülsen verwenden zu können, ist entweder die Verwendung eines spezifisch leichteren Metalls als Blei für die Erzeugung dieser Geschosse oder aber die Schaffung von Hohlräumen in ihnen erforderlich ; dies ist aber entweder wegen des Kostenpunktes oder aus anderen Ursachen nicht vorteilhaft. 



   Die Erfindung hat ein Leichtgeschoss samt Patrone für Laderäume mit langem Übergangskonus zum Gegenstande, das durch Anordnung eines Körpers aus spezifisch leichtem Material in seiner hinteren Hälfte die gleiche oder nahezu gleiche Länge der bisherigen Schwergeschosse erhält und ebenso tief wie dieses in der normalen Patronenhülse (mit nicht ver-   längertem   Patronenhals) steckt, damit es weiter als das   bisherige kurze Leichtgeschoss   aus der Patronenhülse hervorragt und so den langen Übergangkonus zu dichten vermag, um das   Entweichen   von Pulvergasen zu verhindern.

   Als spezifisch leichteres Material als Blei oder 
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 und n Fig. 2 ein solches, bei dem es um ein grösseres Stück   6'gogen die Geschossspitze     gerückt)     st. so dass   sich im untersten Teile des Geschosses wieder   nIeimaterial 1   befindet und das leichte Material 3 nach vorne und hinten von   Blei abgedeckt   ist. Diese Einlagerung des leichten Materiales gewährt noch den Vorteil, dass der   Goschossmantel 2 bei-4   
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    Dteses verlängerte Leichtgeschoss, das   um dasselbe   Mass   wie die bisherigen Leicht-und   Schwergeschosse     genügend tief   in der Patronenhülse 9 steckt, ergibt durch ihr weiteres Hervorragen aus   der Patrone gegenüber dem   bisherigen kurzen Leichtgeschoss die neue 
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 geschoss, das um das gleiche Stück in der normalen Patrone. 9 stecken muss, den langen Übergangskonus 7 nicht zu dichten vermag, weshalb Pulvergase unnütz entweichen. 



   Ber einem derartigen Geschoss ergibt sich ferner von selbst der bekannte Vorteil, dass der Schwerpunkt näher zur   Geschossspitze verlegt wird, wodurch   die Stabilität des   Geschosses   vergrossert wird. 
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 stockt, damit es weiter als das bekannte kurze Leichtgeschoss aus der Patrone hervorragt und so wie das bekannte lange Schwergeschoss den langen   Übergangskuuus zu dichten   vermag, damit ein Entwelchon von   Pnlvergasen   verhindert wird. 

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As is known, light bullets have recently been introduced in several armies, especially for the 8 mm caliber, against the heavier bullets previously used, which have a slender tip to better overcome air resistance.



   The use of such projectiles, which are significantly shortened compared to the earlier ones using the same projectile material, is only possible without further ado in those weapons that have a short transition cone from the hold to the barrel, such as. B. the German army rifle.



   The use of these projectiles in rifles that have holds with a long transition cone, such. B. the Austro-Hungarian army rifle, makes the use of extended cartridge cases necessary, which results in known disadvantages.



   In order to be able to use light projectiles in weapons with a long transition cone while retaining the previous cartridge cases, either the use of a specifically lighter metal than lead for the production of these projectiles or the creation of cavities in them is required; however, this is not advantageous either because of the cost point or for other reasons.



   The object of the invention is a light projectile including a cartridge for cargo holds with a long transition cone, which by arranging a body made of specifically light material in its rear half has the same or almost the same length as the previous heavy projectile and is just as deep as this in the normal cartridge case (with not extended cartridge neck) so that it protrudes further out of the cartridge case than the previous short light bullet and can thus seal the long transition cone in order to prevent the escape of powder gases.

   As a specifically lighter material than lead or
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 and n Fig. 2 one in which the projectile tip is moved a larger piece 6 '. so that in the lowest part of the floor there is again glue material 1 and the light material 3 is covered by lead to the front and back. This storage of the light material still grants the advantage that the gooseneck jacket 2 at -4
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    This extended light projectile, which is the same amount as the previous light and heavy projectiles stuck sufficiently deep in the cartridge case 9, results in the new one due to its further protrusion from the cartridge compared to the previous short light projectile
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 shot that around the same piece in the normal cartridge. 9 must be inserted, the long transition cone 7 is unable to seal, which is why powder gases escape uselessly.



   With such a projectile there is also the known advantage that the center of gravity is moved closer to the tip of the projectile, whereby the stability of the projectile is increased.
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 falters so that it protrudes further out of the cartridge than the well-known short light bullet and, just like the well-known long heavy bullet, can seal the long transition cuus, so that an escape of pin gas is prevented.

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Claims (1)

2. Leichtgeschoss nach dem Anspruche 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet. dass der Körper (3) aus eichterem Material hinten vom Geschossmaterial gedeckt ist, um eine gute und dichte Verbindung des Mantels mit dem Geschossinnern zu erzielen. **WARNUNG** Ende CLMS Feld Kannt Anfang DESC uberlappen**. 2. Light bullet according to claim 1, characterized. that the body (3) made of calmer material is covered at the rear by the projectile material in order to achieve a good and tight connection between the jacket and the interior of the projectile. ** WARNING ** End of CLMS field may overlap beginning of DESC **.
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Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US6317946B1 (en) 1997-01-30 2001-11-20 Harold F. Beal Method for the manufacture of a multi-part projectile for gun ammunition and product produced thereby
US6551376B1 (en) 1997-03-14 2003-04-22 Doris Nebel Beal Inter Vivos Patent Trust Method for developing and sustaining uniform distribution of a plurality of metal powders of different densities in a mixture of such metal powders

Cited By (3)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US6317946B1 (en) 1997-01-30 2001-11-20 Harold F. Beal Method for the manufacture of a multi-part projectile for gun ammunition and product produced thereby
US6626114B2 (en) 1997-01-30 2003-09-30 Doris Nebel Beal Intervivos Patent Trust Projectile having a disc and multiple cores
US6551376B1 (en) 1997-03-14 2003-04-22 Doris Nebel Beal Inter Vivos Patent Trust Method for developing and sustaining uniform distribution of a plurality of metal powders of different densities in a mixture of such metal powders

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