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Cased ammunition

Patent 5841063 Issued on November 24, 1998. Estimated Expiration Date: Icon_subject November 29, 2016. Estimated Expiration Date is calculated based on simple USPTO term provisions. It does not account for terminal disclaimers, term adjustments, failure to pay maintenance fees, or other factors which might affect the term of a patent.

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Assignee

Application

No. 704742 filed on 11/29/1996

US Classes:

102/481, With safety means102/431, Combustilbe, destructible, or caseless102/464, Case102/466Plastic cases

Examiners

Primary: Johnson, Stephen M.

Attorney, Agent or Firm

Foreign Patent References

  • 0 559 436 EP. 09/25/1993
  • 557101 FR 08/25/2013
  • 54858 FR 12/25/2013
  • 1034881 FR 08/25/2013
  • 2627272 FR. 08/25/1989
  • 306475 DE 02/25/2013
  • 958182 DE 02/25/2013
  • 1232046 DE 01/25/1967
  • 13742 GB 05/25/2013

International Classes

F42B 005/28
F42B 005/30

Foreign Application Priority Data

1994-03-10 SE

Abstract

A cartridge case for service ammunition is designed to reduce the damage effect on the environment in the event of an extreme pressure increase in the propellent powder forming part of the charged ammunition, upon accidental ignition of the propellent powder and to a method for reduction of the damage. The cartridge case comprises at least one longitudinal weakening in the case material, the weakening being designed in such a manner that the case material, when the case is supported by the cartridge chamber of the weapon during the combustion of the powder, withstands stresses from the internal gas pressure, but breaks under the same gas pressure if the propellent powder is ignited when the case is located outside the cartridge chamber, thus splitting open along the weakening.

Other References

  • English Translation of Roy (54858)
  • English Translation of Weib et al. (306 475)
  • English Translation of Bavnier (557 101)
  • English Translation of Gruner et al. (958 182)
  • English Translation of Forir (1034 881)
  • English Translation of Stadler et al. (1 232 046
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