Biological active bullets, systems, and methods
First Claim
1. A lethal bullet projectile structured to be packaged in a cartridge/shell and structured to be discharged from a firearm and used as a weapon;
- said lethal bullet projectile including, and distinguished by the use of, at least one potentially reactive chemical substance not involved in the propelling of said lethal bullet projectile to a target;
said at least one potentially reactive chemical substance undergoing at least one violent exothermic chemical reaction only when said at least one potentially reactive chemical substance comes in contact with and is triggered by and reacts directly with a bodily fluid of bodily temperature at around 37°
C. of said target, and without requiring additional heat, following impact and penetration of said lethal bullet projectile with said target;
said at least one violent exothermic chemical reaction producing at least one result chosen from the group consisting of heat, caustic hydroxide(s), and hydrogen gas that causes increased damage to tissues of said target, in addition to a wound caused by said impact and penetration of said lethal bullet projectile, to ensure enhanced damage and lethality of said lethal bullet projectile.
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Abstract
A biological active bullet able to be discharged from a firearm, the ammunition essentially comprising a bullet in a cartridge, the bullet including, and distinguished by the use of, at least one potentially reactive chemical substance delivered to a target and undergoing at least one violent exothermic chemical reaction with a bodily fluid of said target, and having at least one biological effect in the target upon impact and penetration, while causing tissue damage in addition to the bullet wound, and thus, having additional functions and applications than prior art bullets, along with methods of use, that ensure enhanced damage and lethality.
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25 Claims
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1. A lethal bullet projectile structured to be packaged in a cartridge/shell and structured to be discharged from a firearm and used as a weapon;
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said lethal bullet projectile including, and distinguished by the use of, at least one potentially reactive chemical substance not involved in the propelling of said lethal bullet projectile to a target; said at least one potentially reactive chemical substance undergoing at least one violent exothermic chemical reaction only when said at least one potentially reactive chemical substance comes in contact with and is triggered by and reacts directly with a bodily fluid of bodily temperature at around 37°
C. of said target, and without requiring additional heat, following impact and penetration of said lethal bullet projectile with said target;said at least one violent exothermic chemical reaction producing at least one result chosen from the group consisting of heat, caustic hydroxide(s), and hydrogen gas that causes increased damage to tissues of said target, in addition to a wound caused by said impact and penetration of said lethal bullet projectile, to ensure enhanced damage and lethality of said lethal bullet projectile. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23)
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24. A lethal bullet projectile structured to be packaged in a cartridge/shell and structured to be discharged from a firearm and used as a weapon;
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said lethal bullet projectile including, and distinguished by the use of, at least one potentially reactive chemical substance not involved in the propelling of said lethal bullet projectile to a target; said at least one potentially reactive chemical substance is a chemical element chosen from the class consisting of elemental lithium, elemental sodium, elemental potassium, elemental rubidium, elemental cesium, elemental calcium, elemental strontium, elemental barium, and elemental radium; said at least one potentially reactive chemical substance undergoing at least one violent exothermic chemical reaction only when said at least one potentially reactive chemical substance comes in contact with and is triggered by and reacts directly with a bodily fluid of bodily temperature at around 37°
C. of said target, and without requiring additional heat, following impact and penetration of said lethal bullet projectile with said target;said at least one violent exothermic chemical reaction producing at least one result chosen from the group consisting of heat, caustic hydroxide(s), and hydrogen gas that causes increased damage to tissues of said target, in addition to a wound caused by said impact and penetration of said lethal bullet projectile, to ensure enhanced damage and lethality of said lethal bullet projectile.
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25. A lethal bullet projectile structured to be packaged in a cartridge/shell and structured to be discharged from a firearm and used as a weapon;
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said lethal bullet projectile including, and distinguished by the use of, at least one potentially reactive chemical substance not involved in the propelling of said lethal bullet projectile to a target; said at least one potentially reactive chemical substance is an alloy comprised of at least two chemical elements chosen from the class consisting of elemental lithium, elemental sodium, elemental potassium, elemental rubidium, elemental cesium, elemental calcium, elemental strontium, elemental barium, and elemental radium; said at least one potentially reactive chemical substance undergoing at least one violent exothermic chemical reaction when said at least one potentially reactive chemical substance comes in contact with and reacts with a bodily fluid of said target following impact and penetration of said lethal bullet projectile with said target; said at least one violent exothermic chemical reaction producing at least one result chosen from the group consisting of heat, caustic hydroxide(s), and hydrogen gas that causes increased damage to tissues of said target, in addition to a wound caused by said impact and penetration of said lethal bullet projectile, to ensure enhanced damage and lethality of said lethal bullet projectile.
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