US12578155 - Automatic firearm with pressure controlled inertia mechanism

The patent describes an automatic firearm that utilizes a pressure-controlled inertia mechanism to enhance firing efficiency by harnessing the energy generated from barrel pressure after each shot. This system includes various components such as recoil springs, an inertia weight, and a lever charging handle, all designed to optimize the firearm’s operation.
Claim 1
1 . An automatic firearm with a pressure-controlled inertia mechanism, comprising: at least one recoil spring located in side walls of a body, and a pressure-controlled inertial mechanism, comprising: a lock, a needle comprising a needle spring, a mechanism cover, an inertia weight, an inertia spring, a lever charging handle, and an inertia pin. at least one recoil spring located in side walls of a body, and a pressure-controlled inertial mechanism, comprising: a lock, a needle comprising a needle spring, a mechanism cover, an inertia weight, an inertia spring, a lever charging handle, and an inertia pin. a lock, a needle comprising a needle spring, a mechanism cover, an inertia weight, an inertia spring, a lever charging handle, and an inertia pin.
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