900 results about "Single shot" patented technology

A TASER and a vertical grip are combined to be attached to the stud post under the forend or the barrel of a conventional long arm. A TASER may also be combined with the forend or barrel of a conventional long arm itself. Stud posts come standard on certain long arms like the M-16 rifle. Stud posts can be installed on single shot and pump action shotgun forends as well. The TASER power supply can serve as a power source for a strobe lamp, which may be sighted by rescuers either visually or with infrared night viewing or other special viewing equipment for miles. The optical signal could be produced in the infrared, visible light and ultraviolet light regions of the electromagnetic spectrum. The signal lamp is inserted into a TASER's firing chamber in lieu of an ammunition cartridge.

A single-shot nail stapler includes a valve and a valve-opening rod for pushing the valve open. A major trigger includes two side members each with an upper portion pivotally attached to a portion of the single-shot nail stapler and a lower portion defining a substantially horizontal slit and a substantially vertical slot with an upper end and a lower end. A slide includes two side members each including a fin formed thereon and defining an inclined slot with an upper left end and a lower right end. The fins are movable in the substantially horizontal slits of the major trigger. A secondary trigger includes an upper portion, a lower portion and an aperture defined in the lower portion of the secondary trigger. A pin is fit in the aperture of the secondary trigger and movable in the inclined slots of the slide and the substantially vertical slots of the major trigger. Two springs are each compressed between the major trigger and each of the slide members of the slide. A security element extends movably between the side members of the major trigger for pushing the upper portion of the secondary trigger.

A device comprises an energy source capable of generating short bursts of energy at a variable pulse repetition rates. The repetition rates range from a single shot to several hundreds Mega-Hertz so that selective, three dimensional interactions with a volumetric zone of skin or issue can be created substantially without damage or substantial changes to overlying or underlying or surrounding tissue or skin.