US12372321 - Conversion kit for replacing a barrel on a service weapon with a training barrel to fire reduced energy training rounds

conversiontrainingbarrelfirearm
The patent describes a conversion kit designed to replace a service weapon’s barrel with a training barrel that accommodates reduced energy training cartridges. This kit includes components such as a barrel sleeve, barrel support with a tapered bore, and a collet for securely holding the barrel sleeve in place.
Claim 1
- A conversion kit for a weapon to replace a service barrel with a training barrel for firing reduced energy training cartridges, the conversion kit comprising: a barrel support having a tapered bore extending from a muzzle end of the barrel support and a cylindrical bore extending from a breech end of the barrel support and into the tapered bore, wherein the tapered bore has a first cylindrical section, a second cylindrical section and a first tapered section between the first and second cylindrical sections; a collet including a shoulder disposed in the first cylindrical section and a sleeve portion disposed in the second cylindrical section, wherein a collet bore extends through the collet; a barrel sleeve disposed through the cylindrical bore of the barrel support and through the collet bore; and a collet nut disposed in the first cylindrical portion of the tapered bore and engaging the collet to clamp the barrel sleeve in the barrel support at the first tapered section. a barrel support having a tapered bore extending from a muzzle end of the barrel support and a cylindrical bore extending from a breech end of the barrel support and into the tapered bore, wherein the tapered bore has a first cylindrical section, a second cylindrical section and a first tapered section between the first and second cylindrical sections; a collet including a shoulder disposed in the first cylindrical section and a sleeve portion disposed in the second cylindrical section, wherein a collet bore extends through the collet; a barrel sleeve disposed through the cylindrical bore of the barrel support and through the collet bore; and a collet nut disposed in the first cylindrical portion of the tapered bore and engaging the collet to clamp the barrel sleeve in the barrel support at the first tapered section.
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