Patent classifications
F42C1/08
Door breaching projectile
This invention describes embodiments of door breaching grenades (100,100a,100b,100c,100d). Each grenade comprises a projectile (101,101a,101b,101c,101d) coupled to a propulsion cartridge (105); each projectile comprises a shell (110), a body member (140) and an ogive (180). A safe-and-arm mechanism (150) is located in the body member. A seat member (160) and a plunger (166) are assembled on a forward face of the body member so that a leading end of the plunger is in contact with an inside tip surface of the ogive, or a hollow guide member (184) is integrally formed with an inside tip surface of the ogive. In the armed state, upon impacting on a door/barricade (5), the plunger or hollow guide/sleeve impinges on a detonator pin (164), which then sets off a chain of explosive charges (152, 120, 122) whilst the projectile is still outside the door/barricade. The grenade is made substantially of polymer parts.
Door breaching projectile
This invention describes embodiments of door breaching grenades (100,100a,100b,100c,100d). Each grenade comprises a projectile (101,101a,101b,101c,101d) coupled to a propulsion cartridge (105); each projectile comprises a shell (110), a body member (140) and an ogive (180). A safe-and-arm mechanism (150) is located in the body member. A seat member (160) and a plunger (166) are assembled on a forward face of the body member so that a leading end of the plunger is in contact with an inside tip surface of the ogive, or a hollow guide member (184) is integrally formed with an inside tip surface of the ogive. In the armed state, upon impacting on a door/barricade (5), the plunger or hollow guide/sleeve impinges on a detonator pin (164), which then sets off a chain of explosive charges (152, 120, 122) whilst the projectile is still outside the door/barricade. The grenade is made substantially of polymer parts.
Multipurpose munition for personnel and materiel defeat
An ammunition round comprises an optimized projectile incorporating a hardened penetrator and a dual safe-fuze for a medium caliber high rate of fire round packaged into a form factor smaller than currently available multi-purpose rounds. The ammunition round incorporates a hardened segment penetrator followed by a point detonated high explosive warhead that substantially increases the terminal performance against both materiel and personnel targets. The hardened segment penetrator localizes the kinetic, energy of the projectile to increase target penetration prior to the initiation of the high explosive warhead.
DOOR BREACHING PROJECTILE
This invention describes embodiments of door breaching grenades (100,100a,100b,100c,100d). Each grenade comprises a projectile (101,101a,101b,101c,101d) coupled to a propulsion cartridge (105); each projectile comprises a shell (110), a body member (140) and an ogive (180). A safe-and-arm mechanism (150) is located in the body member. A seat member (160) and a plunger (166) are assembled on a forward face of the body member so that a leading end of the plunger is in contact with an inside tip surface of the ogive, or a hollow guide member (184) is integrally formed with an inside tip surface of the ogive. In the armed state, upon impacting on a door/barricade (5), the plunger or hollow guide/sleeve impinges on a detonator pin (164), which then sets off a chain of explosive charges (152, 120, 122) whilst the projectile is still outside the door/barricade. The grenade is made substantially of polymer parts.
DOOR BREACHING PROJECTILE
This invention describes embodiments of door breaching grenades (100,100a,100b,100c,100d). Each grenade comprises a projectile (101,101a,101b,101c,101d) coupled to a propulsion cartridge (105); each projectile comprises a shell (110), a body member (140) and an ogive (180). A safe-and-arm mechanism (150) is located in the body member. A seat member (160) and a plunger (166) are assembled on a forward face of the body member so that a leading end of the plunger is in contact with an inside tip surface of the ogive, or a hollow guide member (184) is integrally formed with an inside tip surface of the ogive. In the armed state, upon impacting on a door/barricade (5), the plunger or hollow guide/sleeve impinges on a detonator pin (164), which then sets off a chain of explosive charges (152, 120, 122) whilst the projectile is still outside the door/barricade. The grenade is made substantially of polymer parts.