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US1461561A
US1461561A US481062A US48106221A US1461561A US 1461561 A US1461561 A US 1461561A US 481062 A US481062 A US 481062A US 48106221 A US48106221 A US 48106221A US 1461561 A US1461561 A US 1461561A
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FIRM RHEINISCHE METALLWAAREN U
FIRM RHEINISCHE METALLWAAREN-UND MASCHINENFABRIK
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    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F41WEAPONS
    • F41AFUNCTIONAL FEATURES OR DETAILS COMMON TO BOTH SMALLARMS AND ORDNANCE, e.g. CANNONS; MOUNTINGS FOR SMALLARMS OR ORDNANCE
    • F41A27/00Gun mountings permitting traversing or elevating movement, e.g. gun carriages
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  • the present invention has for an improvement of airecoill gun.
  • this l0 gunfor securingyand carrying ⁇ thebarrel and :the cradletwo points" of support are provided andfor this purpose at the for- ⁇ ward part betweenlthefbase plate and the e i barrel7 the elevating device, and at the rear ⁇ 1 ⁇ 51part, ⁇ the axles ofthe trunnions, ⁇ are i arranged.
  • the axis of the trunnions is disposed sofar aftthat it will be situated even behind therecoiling parts
  • thisk ydis- ⁇ i advantage is eliminated, ⁇ so that the gun may beused both for direct and indirect firing.
  • the invention for that purpose makesv use ofthe means ⁇ known in other guns, ⁇ that the bearingof the trunnionsmay be variedin its height,vconsist ⁇ s ofalsimple and easily ma'- nipulated device in which betweenvthejboto tom plate and the trunnions offtheybarrel g an intermediate memberis interposed, that j is provided with two ⁇ journalbearings, one
  • Both the journal bearings of the intermediate member ⁇ may v,alsofbe connected to ⁇ each 1 other bymeans' offa longitudinal slot.
  • the other'supporting point is constituted by the 'ag abject ⁇ ner, that the the recoiling j their farthest way backwards.
  • Fig. 2 shows another modiiication" ofthe invention.
  • the intermediate member possesses a longitudinal slot g" instead of ⁇ holes or" bearings tpkl in which slot the j bearings clor ⁇ the" trunnions b may besecured at a ⁇ varying height.
  • Fig. :3 represents ⁇ a different ⁇ (.:onstructi'on in so far as here the intermediate memberi is shaped into a trail .ofa gun carriage possessing a spur k, so thatstability ofthe j gunis securedwhile theparts are ,recoiling.

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H. ROMBERG RECOIL GUN Filed June 28 A IMEI-1UP BV am-DAN i Patented July i i j @ff-1,461,`561 l t UNITEDSTATl-:S PATNTOFFCE' N,
` HEINRIH noMBEnG; ontissnnnonnff enanni@il vASSICNRiI""HlliiIRllI RHEI? i .j Nrsonn METALLwaAnnNgUNn MAscHrNnnrAnnrK, Afr nnssnnnoRF-DERENDRF,f
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Appncaiion med :une es,` `1921. serial No. 431,062.`
To alt whom it may concern.; Be itknown that I, HEINRICH Roivrnnne,
engineer, a citizenof Germany, residing at Dsseldorf, Germany, 25 Parkstrasse,` have invented `certain new anduseful Improvements in RecoilGruns, of which thefollown ynions b are introducedinto the bearings@ provided on the platform and secured there, j l i j' ing is a specification.
The present invention has for an improvement of airecoill gun. In this l0 gunfor securingyand carrying` thebarrel and :the cradletwo points" of support are provided andfor this purpose at the for- `ward part betweenlthefbase plate and the e i barrel7 the elevating device, and at the rear `1`51part,` the axles ofthe trunnions,` are i arranged. Infthis instance the axis of the trunnions, is disposed sofar aftthat it will be situated even behind therecoiling parts,
when 'the `latter v have j' travelled farthest fbackwards, and it remains in close prox` imity to` the `bottom plate. By this arrangement of the two supporting points the forward part of the "barrel will alwayshe higherthan the axis of the trunnion, be-
cause the elevating' device will lrequire j a` larger space, j. In consequence, no directfring "is possible.' w j i. j
Through the present `invention thisk ydis-` i advantage is eliminated,` so that the gun may beused both for direct and indirect firing.
The invention for that purpose makesv use ofthe means `known in other guns,` that the bearingof the trunnionsmay be variedin its height,vconsist`s ofalsimple and easily ma'- nipulated device in which betweenvthejboto tom plate and the trunnions offtheybarrel g an intermediate memberis interposed, that j is provided with two `journalbearings, one
` "of whichl is adapted for the reception of the trunnionsywhilethe other serves for secur-` ing to thebottom' lateso that the barrel may be swung into t e horizontal. Both the journal bearings of the intermediate member `may may v,alsofbe connected to `each 1 other bymeans' offa longitudinal slot.
Inv the drawing several modifications of the invention are shown.
` j -The barrel a is .accordingto Fig; lmov-I able `in afwell known manner within the 50 cradle aeanddisposed` on the base plate or platform e in two supporting points. One.
of these supporting points is constituted by the elevating device f and provided at the forwardor central part of the barrel. The other'supporting point is constituted by the 'ag abject` ner, that the the recoiling j their farthest way backwards.
During steep or indirectffiringthe trunso that the'trunnionsrest in close proximity to the platformv e.` Inorder to: permit of direct firingand of `dipping and turning lower` yet theintermediate member d is in` troduced between theplatform e and `trun- H nions b. This intermediate memheral'iszprovided with two or more journalk bearings 7L,
4the barrel a, with its cradle tothe' h orizontah 1 plane in respectof the platform,` or even [2,1 of which the bottommostubearingfh is secured in the bearings@ while thetopmost j bearing t serves forthe"` reception of the trunnionsb. e i .j
Fig. 2 shows another modiiication" ofthe invention. Herethe intermediate member possesses a longitudinal slot g" instead of` holes or" bearings tpkl in which slot the j bearings clor` the" trunnions b may besecured at a `varying height.`
Fig. :3 represents `a different `(.:onstructi'on in so far as here the intermediate memberi is shaped into a trail .ofa gun carriage possessing a spur k, so thatstability ofthe j gunis securedwhile theparts are ,recoiling.
In the lconstruction as shown in Fig; 4'
an arrangementof levers is substituted for the intermediate member d. By shiftingthe i lever` Z into the position shown in "dotted A `lines a collapse of the joints `naa is effected i `which will cause the barrel cr to movefinto j the position shown in dotted lines, that is to say into the position for indirect 1iring,whi1e i by putting down thelever Zthe joints m, fn,
are raised withthe supporting levers o,wp,.`
raising thus the trunnions bV in such a mangun` may be used for "direct firing. e i i. A
I claim:
1. `The combination" of a recoiling barrel,
non. l
a cradleftherefor, trunnions fori the cradle,
a platformy forsupporting the cradle and provided Iwith bearings to which the trunnions may be attached and an intermediate` member insertable between the platformand cradle and connected to `the trunnion and bearin s.` le j 2; T` e combination of a recoilingbarrel,`
ilo t g v v 1,461,561
a cradle vtherefor;vtrunnons forvthe cradle, cradeand--the bearingy of cheplatform so a platform n which the cia'de iS spprted that theb'a'r'r'el fnay be 'swung' into hrand provided with,bem-ings,v and an nterzontal'plane. Y
mediate memberconstructed a's a trail of a V DIPL; ING.` HEINRICH ROMBERG.
' 5 gnu carriage and'provdedwh'a Spui', said A Witnesses;
intermediate membefpfovided with journals 111cm@ Emmas, for engagement with the trunnons of the CARL XANTHU.
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US2710562A (en) * 1949-07-15 1955-06-14 Glenn L Martin Co Gun mounting arrangement for airplanes
US4012986A (en) * 1975-07-19 1977-03-22 Rheinmetall G.M.B.H. Variable-elevation field guns for mortar and cannon applications

Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US2710562A (en) * 1949-07-15 1955-06-14 Glenn L Martin Co Gun mounting arrangement for airplanes
US4012986A (en) * 1975-07-19 1977-03-22 Rheinmetall G.M.B.H. Variable-elevation field guns for mortar and cannon applications

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