Remote-acting electroshock weapon with one-handed extraction of firing cartridges
Abstract
The utility model relates to a non-lethal police and civilian remote-acting electroshock weapon (DESHO). The technical result consists in developing multi-charge DESHO with an increased reloading speed, eliminating the possibility of bypassing the DESHO after the first shot, and providing the possibility of quickly reloading the DESHO with a new cartridge instead of spent one. The remote-acting electroshock weapon with firing cartridges comprises locking mechanisms for firing cartridges with the possibility to unlock the firing cartridges from the frame of the weapon using one user's hand holding the weapon, spring extractors of firing cartridges, and a selector switch for switching the sequence of the firing cartridges initiation.
Claims
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1 . Remote-acting electroshock weapon comprising a frame, a power source, an electronic circuit that generates a high voltage shock electrical current voltage damaging the target, a trigger element, at least one firing cartridge provided with throwable current conducting wires located in the firing cartridge, an electronic circuit responsible for the sequence of the firing cartridges initiation, wherein the weapon comprises at least one mechanical locking mechanism for the firing cartridges driven with a human-powered drive mechanism for unlocking the firing cartridge from the frame of the weapon, which is actuated by the finger of user's hand holding the weapon, and at least one spring extractor of the firing cartridge.
2 . The weapon according to claim 1 , wherein the electronic circuit responsible for the sequence of the firing cartridges initiation has a selector switch for switching the sequence of the firing cartridges initiation.
3 . The weapon according to claim 1 , wherein the locking mechanism has a drive for unlocking the cartridge from a finger lever with a pivot movement.
4 . The weapon according to claim 1 , wherein the locking mechanism has a drive for unlocking the cartridge from the finger slider with a longitudinal movement relative to the frame of the weapon.
5 . The weapon according to claim 1 , wherein the locking mechanism has a drive for unlocking the cartridge from the finger slider with a transverse movement relative to the frame of the weapon.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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