Backstop (target)
First Claim
1. Target back-stop in which, behind a target surface, separate devices for braking the projectiles, characterized by the fact that the devices consist of series of lamellae that are arranged behind one another, in such a way that the lamellae of the first series (row) of lamellae are inclined, by a predetermined angle (α
- 1) in one direction in relation to the normal of the target surface, and that the lamellae of the second row of lamellae are inclined at an angle (α
2) in the opposite direction in relation to the normal of the target surface, that the individual lamellae of the lamellae rows are placed at a distance to one another, and that the front end of one lamella each of the second row of lamellae abuts upon the rear end of one lamella each of the first row of lamellae, that zigzagged channels will be formed between the lamellae.
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Abstract
A target back-stop behind a target area with lamellar rows of lamellae mounted at a distance from one another while the lamellae of a front row of lamellae form a predetermined angle α1 with the normal of the target area, and while the lamellae of a rear row of lamellae form, in the opposite direction, a predetermined angle α2 to the normal of the target area. A front end of one lamella of the rear row of lamellae borders on the rear end of one lamella of the front row of lamellae, so that channels will be formed that zigzag between the lamellae, and in which projectiles of widely varying caliber will shuttle to and fro and, in that way, will be braked.
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1. Target back-stop in which, behind a target surface, separate devices for braking the projectiles, characterized by the fact that the devices consist of series of lamellae that are arranged behind one another, in such a way that the lamellae of the first series (row) of lamellae are inclined, by a predetermined angle (α
- 1) in one direction in relation to the normal of the target surface, and that the lamellae of the second row of lamellae are inclined at an angle (α
2) in the opposite direction in relation to the normal of the target surface, that the individual lamellae of the lamellae rows are placed at a distance to one another, and that the front end of one lamella each of the second row of lamellae abuts upon the rear end of one lamella each of the first row of lamellae, that zigzagged channels will be formed between the lamellae. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17)
- 1) in one direction in relation to the normal of the target surface, and that the lamellae of the second row of lamellae are inclined at an angle (α
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