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METHOD AND LAUNCHER FOR LAUNCHING A PROJECTILE
20200033078 · 2020-01-30 ·

The invention relates to a method for launching a projectile and a launcher comprising a barrel (1) accommodating a. a projectile (2); b. a rocket motor (13) at the rear end of the projectile (2) comprising a first compartment containing a first propellant; c. a countermass (3) at the rear end of the barrel (1); and d. a second compartment between the rocket motor (13) and the countermass (3) containing a second propellant, wherein said first and second compartments form a high pressure chamber (6) subsequent to firing of the projectile (2).

COUNTER MASS CONTAINER FOR A WEAPON
20200025534 · 2020-01-23 ·

The present invention relates to a counter mass container (2) enclosing a plurality of parallel axially extending channels (1). The invention also relates to an assembly of a plurality of such counter mass containers (2). The invention also relates to a weapon comprising a barrel (5) accommodating such an assembly.

Countermass propulsion system

The invention relates to a countermass propulsion system for shoulder-launched munitions, recoilless rifles, rockets and similar class weapon systems, fired from an enclosure and utilizing a Davis Gun propulsion system by accelerating a projectile in one direction and a countermass in the opposing direction to minimize recoil, light signature and acoustic signature of the weapon system.

Countermass propulsion system

The invention relates to a countermass propulsion system for shoulder-launched munitions, recoilless rifles, rockets and similar class weapon systems, fired from an enclosure and utilizing a Davis Gun propulsion system by accelerating a projectile in one direction and a countermass in the opposing direction to minimize recoil, light signature and acoustic signature of the weapon system.

Recoilless gun and ammunition

A recoilless gun system, comprising a gun assembly and associated ammunition for use with the gun assembly employs an integral barrel and a rear inserted ammunition round. The recoilless gun system may combine a laser initiator and a polymer cased ammunition to enable a lightweight system. In such embodiments, the cartridge case is made from a polymer that resists high pressure before extruding into small gaps.

Recoilless gun and ammunition

A recoilless gun system, comprising a gun assembly and associated ammunition for use with the gun assembly employs an integral barrel and a rear inserted ammunition round. The recoilless gun system may combine a laser initiator and a polymer cased ammunition to enable a lightweight system. In such embodiments, the cartridge case is made from a polymer that resists high pressure before extruding into small gaps.

COUNTERMASS PROPULSION SYSTEM

The invention relates to a countermass propulsion system for shoulder-launched munitions, recoilless rifles, rockets and similar class weapon systems, fired from an enclosure and utilizing a Davis Gun propulsion system by accelerating a projectile in one direction and a countermass in the opposing direction to minimize recoil, light signature and acoustic signature of the weapon system.

COUNTERMASS PROPULSION SYSTEM

The invention relates to a countermass propulsion system for shoulder-launched munitions, recoilless rifles, rockets and similar class weapon systems, fired from an enclosure and utilizing a Davis Gun propulsion system by accelerating a projectile in one direction and a countermass in the opposing direction to minimize recoil, light signature and acoustic signature of the weapon system.

COUNTERMASS LIQUID FOR A SHOULDER LAUNCHED MUNITION PROPULSION SYSTEM

A countermass liquid for a shoulder launched propulsion system that has low corrosivity, high density, low viscosity, and a constant viscosity as a function of temperature. Upon function of the shoulder launched propulsion system, the countermass liquid may be expelled through the breach end of the shoulder launched propulsion system by expanding propellant gas. The countermass liquid may be an organic salt selected from the group consisting of at least one or more of cesium formate and potassium formate.

COUNTERMASS LIQUID FOR A SHOULDER LAUNCHED MUNITION PROPULSION SYSTEM

A countermass liquid for a shoulder launched propulsion system that has low corrosivity, high density, low viscosity, and a constant viscosity as a function of temperature. Upon function of the shoulder launched propulsion system, the countermass liquid may be expelled through the breach end of the shoulder launched propulsion system by expanding propellant gas. The countermass liquid may be an organic salt selected from the group consisting of at least one or more of cesium formate and potassium formate.