EP0750733A1 - Firearm with cartridge feed device located between a cartridge chamber and a magazine - Google Patents
Firearm with cartridge feed device located between a cartridge chamber and a magazineInfo
- Publication number
- EP0750733A1 EP0750733A1 EP96900965A EP96900965A EP0750733A1 EP 0750733 A1 EP0750733 A1 EP 0750733A1 EP 96900965 A EP96900965 A EP 96900965A EP 96900965 A EP96900965 A EP 96900965A EP 0750733 A1 EP0750733 A1 EP 0750733A1
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- European Patent Office
- Prior art keywords
- cartridge
- magazine
- barrel
- transition
- transition component
- Prior art date
- Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.)
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Classifications
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F41—WEAPONS
- F41A—FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OR DETAILS COMMON TO BOTH SMALLARMS AND ORDNANCE, e.g. CANNONS; MOUNTINGS FOR SMALLARMS OR ORDNANCE
- F41A9/00—Feeding or loading of ammunition; Magazines; Guiding means for the extracting of cartridges
- F41A9/54—Cartridge guides, stops or positioners, e.g. for cartridge extraction
- F41A9/55—Fixed or movable guiding means, mounted on, or near, the cartridge chamber
Definitions
- the invention relates to means for transporting ammunition in a multi-load weapon. It thus affects all firearms which automatically remove cartridges from a supply and feed them to a barrel.
- Cartridge belts or magazines serve as stocks. They can be designed as fixed or replaceable components of a weapon. Fixed stocks are found, for example, in repeating rifles, but exchangeable stocks, on the other hand, in rapid-fire rifles, submachine guns, machine guns or the like.
- the cartridges are transferred individually from the supply into a barrel or into a cartridge chamber formed on the barrel. For this purpose, they are initially in a so-called transfer position in the store. From there, they are pushed or pulled, for example, by a breech over a transition into the cartridge chamber.
- the number of transfer positions is determined by the type of storage. If the cartridges are arranged in a row in the storage, a transfer position will generally suffice. If, on the other hand, the cartridges are arranged in two or more rows, two or more transfer positions can make sense.
- An important example of this are double-row magazines. Here one is faced with the choice of letting both rows converge into one, so that one transfer position would suffice, or to choose a construction with two transfer positions. (The latter construction has the advantage over the first that more patrons can be stored in the same space.)
- the transfer position (s) are generally not immediately behind the barrel or the cartridge chamber. Instead, they are often arranged below the cartridge chamber or laterally offset from it. (Such lateral displacements are absolutely necessary if several transfer positions lying next to each other are provided.) As a rule, a cartridge must therefore cover a construction-related intermediate distance between a transfer position and the barrel or the cartridge chamber.
- the intermediate routes are at least partially bridged by a corresponding number of transitions.
- Known multi-loading weapons are cutouts on the barrel mount, on the barrel or generally on solid parts of the weapon. They also serve to guide the cartridge on the respective path. This is expedient because a cartridge is always fixed in some way in a transfer position with known supplies. The closure can therefore only attack the part of the cartridge. However, this alone would not be sufficient for precise guidance. However, this is very important in order to avoid jamming and the resulting inhibition of charging.
- the production of such transitions proves to be problematic in practice. On the one hand, they should correspond as precisely as possible to the desired dimensions in order to ensure safe and vibration-resistant guidance. On the other hand, they are usually at least partially in places that are difficult to access, so that there is little space for processing. The desired precision is therefore generally not achieved. As compensation or alternatively, complex guide plates are used on the magazine, for example.
- the invention is intended to improve such transitions.
- a multi-load weapon with at least one cartridge supply, a barrel and a transition which at least partially cover the distance or routes between the cartridge supply and the barrel or a cartridge chamber formed on the barrel bridged.
- cartridges are transported in a known manner from the supply into the barrel or into the cartridge chamber, the transition or the transitions serving to guide the cartridge.
- This transition or transitions is / are formed in the subject of the invention as or in at least one separate component.
- a separate component can be provided for each transition. However, all transitions can also be combined in one component. Any suitable materials can be used for the production. Plastic is preferred.
- the transition component can be milled from solid material or can be designed as a forged part and re-milled. But it can also be designed as a cast part. In principle, every surface accuracy and quality and every transition form can be achieved. It is thus possible to freely choose the most economical and best manufacturing process.
- the invention considerably facilitates the series production of multi-loading weapons with individual cuts. For example, one and the same basic model can easily be designed for different calibers or stocks. For this purpose, only suitable combinations of barrel, transition component and stocking have to be put together. The remaining components of the weapon, however, are no longer affected. This also enables a particularly economical organization of the production processes.
- the transition component is designed as a die-cast, metal powder injection molding, investment casting or sintered part made of metal or as a plastic part (claim 2). In this way, reworking of the transition component is essentially superfluous. This also applies if individual areas or the entire component are complex. The production of the transition component is therefore particularly economical.
- the transition component is interchangeably mounted (claim 3).
- the transition component is interchangeably mounted (claim 3).
- disadvantages such as an unsuitable transition form or a sale between transition and stockpiling.
- inhibitions of loading of converted weapons can be effectively avoided.
- the weapons to be delivered as a conversion kit. This ultimately allows the customer to set up the weapon for the type of cartridge that best suits their particular needs. It is possible, for example, to switch a machine gun either to the 9 mm Parabellu cartridge or the .45 ACP cartridge or to cartridges with special projectile shapes (stump projectiles). All you have to do is a suitable barrel, a magazine, a lock and a transition component can be put together in a suitable manner.
- this embodiment makes it possible to replace only this component if the transition is damaged. In such cases, it was previously necessary to retire the barrel or even the entire weapon. The economic viability of multi-load weapons is thus considerably increased.
- the transition component is in positive engagement with the barrel (claim 4).
- the positive engagement is preferably designed as a tongue-and-groove system (claim 5). This enables a particularly simple attachment of the transition component in the weapon, since only the barrel has to be fixed. If you choose a different type of positive engagement for each combination of barrel and transition component, confusion can also be avoided. This can be very advantageous, particularly when it comes to the issue of weapons that can be converted to conscripts.
- the cartridge storage is designed as a magazine, which is inserted into a receiving space.
- the transition component sits with its underside on the top of the front wall of the magazine.
- the rear end of the transition component is essentially flush with the inner surface of the front wall of the magazine (claim 6).
- Unevenness, damage or the like on the guide plate of the magazine can therefore no longer have a negative effect on the transport of the cartridges.
- the requirements for careful manufacture and handling of the magazine can thus be reduced without impairing the quality of the weapon.
- cartridges of different lengths or projectile shapes this is very advantageous.
- comparatively thick walls must be formed in the magazine of the respectively shorter cartridges in order to adapt the magazine to the receiving opening. Damage such as dents would particularly severely impair the guidance of the cartridge here.
- the transition component is not wider than the receiving space.
- a recess accessible through this space is provided for the transition component.
- the transition component is inserted into the recess when installing or changing through the receiving space (claim 7). This has the advantage that the transition component can be replaced particularly easily.
- Fig.l is a partial longitudinal section through a submachine gun according to the invention, which is set up for the cartridge 9 mm parabellum;
- FIG. 2 shows a partial longitudinal section through the submachine gun from FIG. 1, which is set up for the .45 ACP cartridge (automatic);
- FIG. 3 shows a view of the transition component from FIG. 1;
- FIG. 4 shows a view of the transition component from FIG. 2.
- the submachine gun has a housing 1 in the usual way, in which a barrel 3 is interchangeably attached and held by a union nut. This is suitable for the 9 mm parabellum cartridge.
- the longitudinal axis of the barrel bore is 5 designated.
- the rear end of the bore is designed as a cartridge chamber 7.
- the barrel has on its outside a flange projecting like a flange, which is designed as a crosspiece 9 on its underside.
- a magazine shaft 11 is formed in the housing 1, which extends approximately perpendicular to the core axis 5 and whose central axis (not shown) intersects with the core axis 5.
- a magazine 15 which has a front wall 13 made of relatively thick sheet metal or other material, two side walls and a rear wall. The upper ends of the side walls are elongated and designed as two opposing magazine lips 19 (only one shown).
- the cartridges tracked upwards by a feeder by the action of a magazine spring are arranged in two adjacent rows which are offset from one another (so-called zigzag order).
- the uppermost cartridge 17 is held in its position by the magazine lip 19 assigned to it and is in the transfer position which is assigned to its row. If the breech (no reference numeral) now moves forward along the core axis 5, this cartridge 17 is grasped at its bottom and inserted into the cartridge chamber 7.
- a transition component 25 is arranged. In the example, this is designed as a feed ramp.
- a guide surface 23 is formed on the feed ramp 25. During the loading process, the cartridge tip of the top cartridge 17 runs onto this surface. Then the cartridge 17 is inserted into the cartridge chamber 7. The circumference of this cartridge 17 also runs over the guide surface 23. This is so inclined that she or her imaginary extension strikes the underside of the rear inner peripheral edge of the cartridge chamber 7.
- the feed ramp 25 has a transverse groove 21, into which the transverse web 9 engages at the rear outer peripheral end of the barrel 3. If the barrel 3 is mounted in the housing 1 so that it is fixed in the longitudinal direction, then it also holds the feed ramp 25 in place.
- the feed ramp 25 is seated in a receptacle which is formed in the housing 1.
- the feed ramp 25 could also be permanently attached. For example, it would be possible to inject them into the housing for this purpose.
- the rear end of the feed ramp 25 protrudes into the magazine shaft 11 by a distance which corresponds approximately to the wall thickness of the front wall 13 of the magazine 15. It therefore ends at or shortly before the inner surface of the front wall 13.
- the bolt When the weapon is converted to a different caliber, the bolt is first removed. Then, after loosening the union nut, the barrel 3 can be pushed backwards together with the feed ramp 25 out of the housing 1 until the latter is in the magazine shaft 11. By rotating the barrel 3, the feed ramp 25 is released from it. It can then be removed from the housing 1. Installation is the reverse order. It is also possible to remove the feed ramp 25 together with the barrel 3 from the housing 1 and then to unhook the feed ramp 25 from the barrel 3.
- the feed ramp 25 is shown as a single part.
- the complicated shape of the guide surface 23 can be seen particularly well here. This has two transitions in the form of guide grooves, each of which is directed from one of the two transfer positions (in addition to a magazine lip 19) against the lower edge of the cartridge chamber 7. is. Since the guide surfaces 23 would thus intersect in front of the cartridge bearing 7, they only bridge the intermediate section up to this cutting line.
- Fig. 2 the same housing is shown as in Fig.l. However, a barrel 3 'for the .45 ACP (.45 Automatic) cartridge, a matching magazine 15' and an associated feed ramp 25 'are installed therein.
- the .45 ACP cartridge is longer and thicker than the 9 mm Parabellum cartridge.
- the magazine 15 'must have the same cross-sectional dimensions as the magazine 15. The wall thicknesses are therefore smaller.
- the feed ramp 25 ' accordingly protrudes less far into the magazine shaft 11. Otherwise, the description of FIG. 1 applies accordingly.
- the feed ramp 25 ' is shown as an individual part.
- the guide surface 23 ' is lower than the guide surface 23 of the feed ramp 15, since the diameter of the cartridge chamber 7' is larger than that of the cartridge chamber 7.
- the guide grooves are also adapted to the larger diameter.
- the crossbar 9; and the transverse groove 21 ' is configured differently from the transverse web 9 and transverse groove 21, in order to avoid that the feed ramp belonging to one caliber cannot be accidentally hooked into a barrel belonging to another caliber.
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Applications Claiming Priority (3)
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DE19501397A DE19501397C2 (en) | 1995-01-18 | 1995-01-18 | Ammunition transport in a multi-load weapon |
DE19501397 | 1995-01-18 | ||
PCT/EP1996/000183 WO1996022500A1 (en) | 1995-01-18 | 1996-01-17 | Firearm with cartridge feed device located between a cartridge chamber and a magazine |
Publications (2)
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EP0750733A1 true EP0750733A1 (en) | 1997-01-02 |
EP0750733B1 EP0750733B1 (en) | 1998-09-09 |
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EP96900965A Expired - Lifetime EP0750733B1 (en) | 1995-01-18 | 1996-01-17 | Firearm with cartridge feed device located between a cartridge chamber and a magazine |
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US (1) | US5765302A (en) |
EP (1) | EP0750733B1 (en) |
AT (1) | ATE170972T1 (en) |
CA (1) | CA2185643A1 (en) |
DE (2) | DE19501397C2 (en) |
ES (1) | ES2122778T3 (en) |
WO (1) | WO1996022500A1 (en) |
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