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Attachment for recoil, noise, blast and flash suppression of thermodynamic jetting devices such as firearms, high pressure exhaust mechanisms and other heat engine devices, which produce such jetting exhaust action as a result of their function

Authors: Robert James Woods; JeanMarie Evangeline Serrano;

Attachment for recoil, noise, blast and flash suppression of thermodynamic jetting devices such as firearms, high pressure exhaust mechanisms and other heat engine devices, which produce such jetting exhaust action as a result of their function

Abstract

Our invention describes a muzzle or exit exhaust attachment for firearms or other thermodynamic heat engine jetting devices and incorporates magnetic field diversion design features not previously utilized to increase efficiency in the reduction of noise, flash, barrel whip, exhaust flame temperature and muzzle blast effect. Our invention advantageously applies relatively recent discoveries in the field of ballistic studies; know as transition ballistics, and mitigates the high velocity, high pressure exhaust gasses from the instant of existence through decline to atmospheric pressure with greater efficiency than prior art devices such as, silencers, suppressors, mufflers and sound absorber attachments.

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