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Adsorption gun-barrel inserted laser transmitter

A laser transmitter and adsorption technology, applied in weapon accessories, offensive equipment, training matching parts, etc., can solve the problems of high cost, complicated installation, inconvenient use, etc., and achieve the effect of prolonging the service life

Inactive Publication Date: 2017-06-23
NANJING RES INST ON SIMULATION TECHN
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[0014] This embodiment provides an absorption-type barrel-inserted laser emitter, the structure of which is as follows: figure 1 and figure 2 As shown, it includes an inner intubation tube 3 inserted in the gun barrel 5, and the inner intubation tube is sequentially provided with a lens 8, a laser 9, a circuit board 10, a battery electrode 6, a battery 12 and an inner intubation tube from the front end to the rear end. The battery cover 7 connected by thread at the tail end, the outer front end of the inner insertion tube is provided with a ring magnet 2 and a head piece 1 for fixing the ring magnet. The lens and the laser are fixed in the tube of the inner tube according to the collimation position, the laser and the circuit board are welded as a whole, and a sensor for detecting and vibrating immediately is welded on the circuit board, and a battery electrode is installed at the rear end of the circuit board. The battery electrode is connected with the ...

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The invention discloses an adsorption gun-barrel inserted laser transmitter which comprises an inserted tube, wherein the inserted tube is inserted into a gun barrel; a lens, a laser producer, a circuit board, a battery electrode, a battery, and a battery cover are sequentially arranged in the inserted tube from the front end to the rear end; the battery cover is connected with the tail end of the inserted tube; the lens and the laser producer are fixed in the inserted tube according to a collimation position; the laser producer and the circuit board are welded as a whole; a sensor capable of detecting the instant vibration is welded onto the circuit board; the battery electrode is mounted at the rear end of the circuit board; and through the connection between the battery electrode and the battery arranged in a battery bin at the rear part of the inserted tube, the battery is restricted by the battery cover to the battery bin. The adsorption gun-barrel inserted laser transmitter disclosed by the invention is fixedly mounted in a magnetic steel adsorption manner, and the mounting process is simple and rapid; the transmission axis of a laser beam coincides with the axis of the original gun barrel, so that the calibration of an aiming point is not needed, and the adsorption gun-barrel inserted laser transmitter can be used immediately after being mounted; and by adoption of the adsorption gun-barrel inserted laser transmitter, a bullet shooting can be simulated realistically and the training effect can be achieved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a laser emitter, in particular to an absorption-type barrel-inserted laser emitter used in shooting training, and belongs to the technical field of simulated shooting equipment. Background technique [0002] In the existing shooting training, the method of laser simulation is often used for training. In this training method, it is usually necessary to install a laser emitting device on the real gun to simulate the bullet fired when the weapon is fired, and evaluate the effect of shooting training by judging the position of the laser point. In the current laser shooting training, methods such as fully simulated simulated laser guns and laser transmitters attached to real guns are more common. These methods all have disadvantages such as complex devices, high cost, or inconvenient use. How to solve the above problems, and make it convenient for trainers to use their own weapons to shoot, and how to use laser transmitters with r...

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IPC IPC(8): F41A33/02
CPCF41A33/02
Inventor 吕战强杨国平朱银波成希薛汝东胡益谢宇宙吴泽楷王瑞
Owner NANJING RES INST ON SIMULATION TECHN
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