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Granted Patent B2
US 9,927,201 · App. 14/739,036 · Granted Mar 27, 2018

Barrel coupling for firearm

Inventor: Alexander Nikolaevich Penchuk (Kremenchug, RU)
F41A21/325
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Patent No.
US 9,927,201
App. No.
14/739,036
Granted
Mar 27, 2018
Kind
B2
Abstract

The invention relates to the firearm hardware, namely to barrel coupling for firearm. Due to the new muzzle adapter construction, clamping mechanism, which consists of a separator with cams and a clamping sleeve, it makes it possible to mount muzzle accessories to the barrels without any special preparation. The separator is manufactured as a casing with a plurality of cam sockets and a plurality of elongated L-shaped cams insertable into the said sockets with the longer part of the cam shaped to match the socket. The new barrel coupling is more reliable and more durable, it is comfortable and easy to install and remove.

Claims (9)

1. A barrel coupling for firearms, comprising: a barrel adapter and a clamping mechanism; the barrel adapter comprises an inner threaded region and a wall with a bullet orifice; between the at inner threaded region of the barrel adapter and the wall with the bullet orifice, there is an annular shoulder partially splayed on one side; the clamping mechanism comprises a separator and a clamping sleeve; the separator has two ends, one of which is located edge-to-edge with the wall with the bullet orifice of the barrel adapter; the separator comprises at least two cams that are separate from each other, and the at least two cams are removably mounted in corresponding cam sockets of the separator; each of the at least two cams is L-shaped having a longer part and a shorter part; each of the cam sockets have a shorter part and a longer part; the longer part of each of the cam sockets correspond in shape to the longer part of the L-shaped at least two cams; the L-shaped at least two cams have an inner and an outer surface; the inner surface of the longer part of the L-shaped at least two cams have one or more notches; the end of the separator, which is located edge-to-edge with the wall with the bullet orifice of the barrel adapter, is formed with a salient circular belt on an outer diameter of the separator; the clamping sleeve of the clamping mechanism has a cylindrical casing with an internal surface of frustoconical shape; and the cylindrical casing of the clamping sleeve has an outer threaded region.

2. The barrel coupling for firearms of claim 1 , further comprising a second internal threaded region located on an end of the wall with the bullet orifice opposite the annular shoulder.

3. The barrel coupling for firearms of claim 1 , wherein the wall with the bullet orifice is located at an end of the barrel adapter opposite the firearm.

4. The barrel coupling for firearms of claim 1 , further comprising an external threaded region located on an end of the wall with the bullet orifice opposite the annular shoulder.

5. The barrel coupling for firearms of claim 1 , wherein the wall with the bullet orifice is located within the barrel adapter and the wall divides an interior space of the barrel adapter into two parts.

6. The barrel coupling for firearms of claim 1 , wherein the separator has more than two cam sockets for a corresponding number of L-shaped cams.

7. The barrel coupling for firearms of claim 1 , wherein the sleeve of the clamping mechanism has one end and the one end of the sleeve has at least one milled groove for interaction with a sighting device.

8. The barrel coupling for firearms of claim 1 , wherein the sleeve of the clamping mechanism has an end comprising a flange.

9. The barrel coupling for firearms of claim 1 , wherein the annular shoulder is partially splayed on one side using an eccentric grooving.

Priority Claims (2)
UA A201410797 · Oct 3, 2014 · national
RU 201445192 · Nov 10, 2014 · national
Continuity (1)
Related Publication 20160097609A1 · Apr 7, 2016