A firearm barrel, including rifling formed of an alternating, spirally-extending plurality of grooves and lands defining a twist angle adapted for imparting rotation to a bullet being impelled through the barrel from a chamber end to and exiting a muzzle end. The plurality of lands each include a reduced width component communicating with the chamber end of the barrel for a predetermined distance towards the muzzle end of the barrel. The reduced width component defines an acute angle in relation to a longitudinal axis of the barrel adapted to cause a bullet being fired from the firearm to prevent blow-by gases to exit the barrel in advance of the bullet. A method of forming the firearm and barrel is also disclosed.

A firearm barrel, including rifling formed of an alternating, spirally-extending plurality of grooves and lands defining a twist angle adapted for imparting rotation to a bullet being impelled through the barrel from a chamber end to and exiting a muzzle end. The plurality of lands each include a reduced width component communicating with the chamber end of the barrel for a predetermined distance towards the muzzle end of the barrel. The reduced width component defines an acute angle in relation to a longitudinal axis of the barrel adapted to cause a bullet being fired from the firearm to prevent blow-by gases to exit the barrel in advance of the bullet. A method of forming the firearm and barrel is also disclosed.

A suppressor for suppressing the discharge of a firearm. The suppressor includes a plurality of baffles positioned between a base and an end cap. The baffles and a portion of the end cap are configured to form a contiguous bore through the suppressor. The bore includes a plurality of bores to allow gasses to escape into chambers in the suppressor. The baffles include a lower cylindrical portion, an upper cylindrical portion, a plurality of holes through the upper cylindrical portion, and a cone portion. The baffles include a central bore through the upper cylindrical portion. The central bore of each baffle is aligned with the central bore of the end cap and the upper cylindrical portions are sequentially positioned to align the central bore of each baffle of the plurality of baffles with the central bore of the end cap to form the continuous bore.

A suppressor for suppressing the discharge of a firearm. The suppressor includes a plurality of baffles positioned between a base and an end cap. The baffles and a portion of the end cap are configured to form a contiguous bore through the suppressor. The bore includes a plurality of bores to allow gasses to escape into chambers in the suppressor. The baffles include a lower cylindrical portion, an upper cylindrical portion, a plurality of holes through the upper cylindrical portion, and a cone portion. The baffles include a central bore through the upper cylindrical portion. The central bore of each baffle is aligned with the central bore of the end cap and the upper cylindrical portions are sequentially positioned to align the central bore of each baffle of the plurality of baffles with the central bore of the end cap to form the continuous bore.

A firearm barrel, including rifling formed of an alternating, spirally-extending plurality of grooves and lands defining a twist angle adapted for imparting rotation to a bullet being impelled through the barrel from a chamber end to and exiting a muzzle end. The plurality of lands each include a reduced width component communicating with the chamber end of the barrel for a predetermined distance towards the muzzle end of the barrel. The reduced width component defines an acute angle in relation to a longitudinal axis of the barrel adapted to cause a bullet being fired from the firearm to prevent blow-by gases to exit the barrel in advance of the bullet. A method of forming the firearm and barrel is also disclosed.

A firearm barrel, including rifling formed of an alternating, spirally-extending plurality of grooves and lands defining a twist angle adapted for imparting rotation to a bullet being impelled through the barrel from a chamber end to and exiting a muzzle end. The plurality of lands each include a reduced width component communicating with the chamber end of the barrel for a predetermined distance towards the muzzle end of the barrel. The reduced width component defines an acute angle in relation to a longitudinal axis of the barrel adapted to cause a bullet being fired from the firearm to prevent blow-by gases to exit the barrel in advance of the bullet. A method of forming the firearm and barrel is also disclosed.

A cartridge for a conducted electrical weapon may comprise a body having a first end opposite a second end and an outer surface opposite an inner surface. A projectile may be disposed within the body. The inner surface of the body may define a plurality of grooves extending from the first end of the body to a location within the body.

A novel rifling is disclosed, wherein a plurality of arc segments are disposed equally about the bore of a gun barrel, when viewed in cross-section. The surface of each arc segment comprises a bearing surface that imparts a spin on a projectile moving down a length of the gun barrel.

A novel rifling is disclosed, wherein a plurality of arc segments are disposed equally about the bore of a gun barrel, when viewed in cross-section. The surface of each arc segment comprises a bearing surface that imparts a spin on a projectile moving down a length of the gun barrel.

A caseless ammunition cartridge includes a unitary outer portion having forward, central section and rear sections. The forward section has an aerodynamic tangent ogive profile. The rear section has a cylindrical profile. The central section has a conical profile that transitions from the radius of the forward section to the radius of the rear section. An inner core, disposed within the unitary metallic outer portion, has a front portion encased by the forward section of the unitary outer portion, and a cylindrical rear portion disposed within the central and rear sections of the unitary outer portion. An annular cavity is disposed between the unitary outer portion and the rear portion of the inner core. A propellant is disposed within the annular cavity. A combustible seal covers the annular cavity to protect the propellant.