A traumatic cartridge for use against offenders and wild animals

The traumatic cartridge design with a central explosive charge and balanced mass distribution addresses recoil compensation and non-lethal impact, maintaining aiming stability for unmanned platform use.

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Application Number
RU2026106473U
Authority / Receiving Office
RU · RU
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2026-03-11
Publication Date
2026-07-02
Estimated Expiration
2036-03-11

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Technical Problem

Existing traumatic cartridges with rubber bullets suffer from significant recoil when fired from unmanned platforms due to their one-sided design, leading to aiming deviations, and lack effective recoil compensation.

Method used

A traumatic cartridge design featuring a cartridge case open at both ends with a central explosive charge, a rubber bullet on one side and an equal mass counterweight on the other, ensuring balanced recoil compensation by equalizing recoil impulses.

Benefits of technology

Ensures non-lethal kinetic impact with stable aiming accuracy by canceling out recoil impulses, suitable for use in crowded conditions and from unmanned platforms.

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Abstract

This utility model pertains to non-lethal (limited-effect) ammunition. The ammunition comprises a bidirectional cartridge case with a single explosive charge at the geometric center. A limited-damage striking element in the form of a rubber bullet with a traumatic effect is located on one side of the charge. A non-lethal counterweight, the mass of which is equal to the mass of the rubber bullet, is located on the opposite side of the charge. When fired, the rubber bullet delivers a traumatic effect to an offender or a deterrent to an animal, while the counterweight provides full recoil compensation. The technical result is a non-lethal traumatic effect with full recoil compensation, allowing the ammunition to be used from unmanned platforms for law enforcement and animal defense. 2 c.p. fils, 1 fig.
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