Silencer for a firearm
Abstract
The invention relates to a silencer for a firearm, in particular a handgun, comprising a silencer housing having a rear end wall and a front end wall lying opposite the rear end wall, wherein a shot channel is formed between the two end walls, and at least one silencer insert, wherein at least one gas expansion chamber is formed within the silencer housing, which gas expansion chamber is connected to the shot channel, wherein the at least one silencer insert is arranged in at least one of the at least one gas expansion chamber, and wherein the at least one silencer insert has a stable material having a high open porosity.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A silencer ( 10 ) for a firearm, in particular a handgun, comprising
a silencer housing ( 20 ) having a rear end wall ( 21 ) which, when the silencer is used as intended, faces a barrel of the firearm and a front end wall ( 21 b ) lying opposite the rear end wall ( 21 a ), whereby a first opening ( 22 a ) is provided in the rear end wall ( 21 a ) and a second opening ( 22 b ) in the front end wall ( 21 b ), whereby a shot channel ( 23 ) runs between the two openings ( 22 a ; 22 b ), and at least one silencer insert ( 30 ),
whereby in the interior of the silencer housing ( 20 ) at least one gas expansion chamber ( 25 ) is provided that is connected with the shot channel ( 23 ), whereby at least one silencer insert ( 30 ) is arranged in at least one gas expansion chamber ( 25 ), whereby at least one silencer insert ( 30 ) comprises a material that is stable and has high open porosity.
2 . The silencer of claim 1 , whereby the material of the silencer insert ( 30 ) consists of at least one of the group comprising
metal, in particular aluminum, copper, zinc, nickel, iron, or a combination thereof, ceramic, carbon, and combinations thereof.
3 . The silencer of claim 1 ,
whereby the material of the silencer insert ( 30 ) is foamed.
4 . The silencer of claim 1 ,
whereby the silencer insert ( 30 ) has a pore density between 5 ppi (pores per inch) and 200 ppi, preferably between 10 ppi and 100 ppi.
5 . The silencer of claim 1 , whereby the pores and/or cavities formed in the silencer insert ( 30 ) are connected to each other and the environment in such a way that gas expanding in the silencer housing ( 20 ) or at least in a gas expansion chamber ( 25 ) is absorbed at least partially by the silencer insert ( 30 ) during an expansion phase and thereby slowed and/or cooled.
6 . The silencer of claim 1 , whereby the pores and/or cavities formed in the silencer insert ( 30 ) are connected to each other and the environment in such a way that gas expanding in the silencer housing ( 20 ) or at least in a gas expansion chamber ( 25 ) is absorbed at least partially by the silencer insert ( 30 ) during an expansion phase and thereby slowed and/or cooled.
7 . The silencer of claim 1 , whereby open channels ( 31 ) are formed on either one or both sides of the silencer insert ( 30 ) that end in the shot channel ( 23 ).
8 . The silencer of claim 1 , whereby at least some of the channels ( 31 ) are connected with each other.
9 . The silencer of claim 1 , whereby the silencer insert ( 30 ) is removably arranged in the silencer housing ( 20 ).
10 . The silencer of claim 1 , whereby the shot channel ( 25 ) is formed at least partially in the silencer insert ( 30 ).
11 . The silencer of claim 1 , whereby exactly one gas expansion chamber ( 25 ) is formed in the silencer housing ( 20 ) and whereby exactly one silencer insert ( 30 ) is arranged in this gas expansion chamber ( 25 ).
12 . A firearm, in particular a handgun, comprising a silencer of claim 1 .
13 . A silencer insert ( 30 ) for a silencer ( 10 ) of a firearm, in particular a handgun, whereby the silencer insert ( 30 ) is adapted to be arranged in a silencer housing ( 20 ) of the silencer ( 10 ), whereby the silencer insert ( 30 ) comprises a stable material with high open porosity.
14 . The silencer insert of claim 13 , whereby the material of the silencer insert ( 30 ) consists of at least one of the group comprising
metal, in particular aluminum, copper, zinc, nickel, iron, or a combination thereof, ceramic, carbon, and combinations thereof.
15 . The silencer insert of claim 13 , whereby the material of the silencer insert ( 30 ) is foamed.
16 . The silencer insert of claim 13 , whereby the silencer insert ( 30 ) has a pore density between 5 ppi (pores per inch) and 200 ppi, preferably between 10 ppi and 100 ppi.
17 . The silencer insert of claim 13 , whereby the pores and/or cavities formed in the silencer insert ( 30 ) are connected to each other and the environment in such a way that gas expanding in the silencer housing ( 20 ) is absorbed at least partially by the silencer insert ( 30 ) during an expansion phase and thereby slowed and/or cooled.
18 . The silencer insert of claim 13 , whereby open channels ( 31 ) are formed on either one or both sides of the silencer insert ( 30 ).
19 . The silencer insert of claim 18 , whereby at least some of the channels ( 31 ) are connected with each other.
20 . The silencer insert of claim 13 , whereby a shot channel ( 23 ) is formed in the silencer insert ( 30 ).
21 . The silencer insert of claim 13 , whereby the silencer insert ( 30 ) is formed in one part.
22 . Use of a stable material with high open porosity as the silencer insert ( 30 ) for a silencer ( 10 ) of a firearm, in particular a handgun.
23 . The use of claim 22 , whereby the material consists of at least one of the group comprising
metal, in particular aluminum, copper, zinc, nickel, iron, or a combination thereof, ceramic, carbon, and combinations thereof.
24 . The use of claim 22 , whereby the material is foamed.
25 . The use of claim 22 , whereby the material has a pore density between 5 ppi (pores per inch) and 200 ppi, preferably between 10 ppi and 100 ppi.
26 . The use of claim 22 , whereby the pores and/or cavities formed in the material are connected to each other and the environment in such a way that the material absorbs gas expanding in a silencer housing ( 20 ) at least partially during an expansion phase and thereby slows and/or cools the absorbed gas.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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