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US Patent 7971517 Gun recoil

Patent 7971517 was granted and assigned to Bae Systems PLC on July, 2011 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
7971517
Patent Inventor Names
Stephen Wildgoose1
David Andrew Eagleston1
Date of Patent
July 5, 2011
Patent Application Number
12291028
Date Filed
December 16, 2008
Patent Primary Examiner
Stephen M. Johnson
Stephen M. Johnson
Patent abstract

A gun comprising: a generally tubular barrel defining a barrel axis and having an external barrel surface about the perimeter of the tubular barrel a cradle having a cradle bore for accommodating a section of the barrel wherein the barrel is slidably mounted in the cradle bore such that the barrel can move relative to the cradle along the barrel axis across a range of barrel positions and wherein an interface defined by the slidable contact between external barrel surface and the cradle bore—i) prevents rotation of the barrel relative to the cradle about the barrel axis; and ii) is maintained at a single section of the cradle over the entire range of barrel positions.

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