SHOULDER GUN'S SLIPPING ARRANGEMENT FOR THE IN-PARALLEL REARWARD MOVEMENT OF THE BUTT DURING THE DETONATION-CAUSED RECOIL

摘要

There is disclosed a slipping arrangement practicable for shoulder-held guns, which arrangement is in parallel and rearwardly descending during the detonation-caused recoil action 2 and conducting the gun 1 –during the recoil action- to a movement which is opposite and different to that created by the so-far known bouncing of the gun’s bore, the upper and rear surface of the butt 3 being retained in the steady condition. In this way, the bouncing of the gun’s bore is eliminated and the continuous right shooting image -even during recoil action- preserved, while performing –after termination of a complete recoil- an opposite movement: return of the gun 1 to the initial inactive position where it was before detonation and where it will be held for the time it does not detonate; in parallel, said slipping arrangement reduces the recoil’s impact intensity on the user’s shoulder.