Sabot allowing .17-caliber projectile use in a .22-caliber weapon
a technology of .22-caliber and projectiles, which is applied in the direction of projectiles, ammunition projectiles, weapons, etc., can solve the problems that no .22-caliber long rifle or .22-caliber rim-fire magnum rounds have been developed
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[0023] The present invention is specifically described with reference to the enclosed Figures wherein the same numbers are utilized. In general, the present invention is directed to a sabot system for converting .22 caliber rim-fire ammunition for use with a smaller .17 caliber projectile. A .17 caliber projectile is about one-half the weight of a .22 caliber projectile and has an effective range of two hundred yards.
[0024] Specifically, the invention, in a most preferred embodiment, converts a standard .22 Winchester Magnum Rim-Fire (.22 Magnum) and .22 caliber long rifle round from firing a .224 inch diameter projectile to a round capable of firing a 17 caliber projectile. To accomplish this a .224 outside diameter discarding sabot containing a .17 caliber projectile will be inserted into a standard .22 magnum rim-fire and .22 caliber long rifle case containing propellant.
[0025] Referring to FIGS. 1 through 3, the invention comprises a .22 caliber case 10, and preferably a rim f...
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