CN105547054B - Secondary killing arrow device - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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Abstract
The invention relates to a novel arrow device, which comprises a first arrow body and a second arrow body, wherein the first arrow body is of a hollow structure, the second arrow body is positioned in the hollow structure and can slide in the hollow structure, the front end of the first arrow body is made of a breakable material, the rear end of a hollow tube of the first arrow body is provided with an elastic mechanism, and the second arrow body is weakly connected to the elastic mechanism before being launched; when the secondary arrow killing device impacts a target object, the second arrow body slides forwards to drive the arrows to be sent out together to achieve secondary striking. The invention greatly improves the killing power of the arrow device by utilizing the principle of inertial force.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of firing devices. More particularly, the invention relates to the field of archery, in particular to an arrow device.
Technical Field
The firing device such as bow and arrow uses the principle of elastic potential energy of materials, and makes metal arrowhead shoot to a far place by combining the self force of human and the elastic force of an object, so as to achieve the purpose of shooting and killing a target object. The invention of bows and crossbows is a great advance in human technology that illustrates that one has appreciated the use of mechanically stored energy: when people pull strings forcefully to force the bow body to deform, the self energy is stored; the bow body is quickly restored after the release of the hands, and meanwhile, the stored energy is released violently, so that the arrow on the string is ejected out forcefully.
Traditional arrows are not enough in killing power, and when a thick-skinned animal such as a wild boar invades a human residence and a farm of a raised animal or a large animal is hunting, the traditional bow may not be centered. Thus, there is a great need in the art for improved archery or crossbow.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a firing device which can fully exert the killing power of the firing device such as an arrow.
Thus, in a first aspect, the present invention provides a secondary arrow killing device comprising a first arrow body and a second arrow body, the first arrow body being of hollow construction, the second arrow body being located in the hollow construction and being slidable therein.
In one embodiment, the first arrow body front end is of a frangible material, and when the secondary killing arrow device strikes a target, the second arrow body slides forward to break the frangible material of the first arrow body front end. For example, the first arrow body front end may be a frangible material spoiler.
In one embodiment, the front end of the first arrow body is weakly connected with an arrow, and when the secondary arrow killing device impacts a target object, the second arrow body slides forwards to drive the arrow to be emitted together.
In one embodiment, the second arrow body front end is a hard inverted cone.
In one embodiment, the second arrow body is weakly connected to the rear end of the first arrow body hollow structure before firing, and the second arrow body slides forward along the first arrow body hollow structure when the secondary killing arrow device strikes a target.
In one embodiment, the rear end of the hollow tube of the first arrow body is provided with an elastic mechanism, and the second arrow body is weakly connected to the elastic mechanism before being launched.
In a second aspect, the present invention also provides a set of arches or arches including a secondary kill arrow device of the present invention.
The invention can fully exert the killing power of the percussion device such as an arrow, and the percussion kinetic energy of the second arrow is obtained by utilizing the inertia force generated by the kinetic energy of the first arrow, namely, under the condition of doing work and the like, the invention can greatly improve the overall efficiency of the percussion device and the killing power in the hunting process.
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FIG. 1 illustrates a secondary kill arrow device 100 according to one embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 2 shows a secondary kill arrow device 200 according to another embodiment of the invention;
Wherein, the first arrow body-101, 201 the second arrow body-102, 202 the arrow-103, 203 the elastic device-104, 204 the fragile material spoiler-105 the weak connection device-206
Detailed Description
The invention provides a secondary arrow killing device which comprises a first arrow body and a second arrow body, wherein the first arrow body is of a hollow structure, and the second arrow body is positioned in the hollow structure and can slide in the hollow structure.
In the invention, the front end of the first arrow body can be made of a breakable material, and when the secondary killing arrow device impacts a target object, the second arrow body slides forwards to break the breakable material at the front end of the first arrow body to be sent out. The front end of the breakable material is to reduce resistance to flight of the first arrow. Meanwhile, the smaller the influence of the breakable material on the kinetic energy of the second arrow body is, the better is. For example, the first arrow body front end may be a frangible material spoiler.
In one embodiment of the invention, the front end of the first arrow body is weakly connected with an arrow, and when the secondary killing arrow device impacts a target object, the second arrow body slides forwards to drive the arrow to send out the arrow together to generate secondary striking.
In the present invention, the front end of the second arrow body may be a hard reverse taper.
In the invention, the second arrow body is preferably weakly connected to the rear end of the first arrow body hollow structure before being launched, and the second arrow body slides forwards along the first arrow body hollow structure when the secondary killing arrow device impacts a target object. When the second rocket body is launched, if the second rocket body is not arranged at the rear end of the hollow structure of the first rocket body, an impact force can be generated backwards, and the rear end of the first rocket body is impacted, so that the effect of the invention can be weakened, and the rear end of the first rocket body can be broken, so that injury is caused.
In the invention, the rear end of the hollow tube of the first arrow body can be provided with an elastic mechanism, and the second arrow body is weakly connected to the elastic mechanism before being launched. During firing, the elastic mechanism, such as a spring, may accumulate potential energy, such that the potential energy forms additional impetus for the second arrow when the secondary kill arrow device impacts a target.
The invention is further illustrated by the following examples in conjunction with the accompanying drawings:
Fig. 1 shows a secondary killing arrow device 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention, which includes a first arrow body 101 and a second arrow body 102, wherein the first arrow body 101 is in a hollow structure, the second arrow body 102 is located in the hollow structure, the second arrow body 102 can relatively move in the structure of the first arrow body 101, an elastic device 104 is arranged at the rear end of the hollow tube of the first arrow body 101, and the second arrow body 102 is connected with the elastic device 104 in a weak manner before being launched.
As shown in the figure, the front end of the first arrow body 101 is a spoiler 105 made of a breakable material, the front end of the second arrow body 102 is connected with an arrow 103, the first arrow body 101 and the second arrow body 102 simultaneously obtain kinetic energy to move forward, when shooting an object, according to the principle of physics, the speed of the first arrow body 101 is suddenly reduced or stopped, and the second arrow body 102 which is relatively independent from the first arrow body 101 in structure breaks away from the elastic device 104 due to inertial force, and continues to move forward at a certain speed to be shot out.
Fig. 2 shows a secondary killing arrow device 200 according to another embodiment of the present invention, which includes a first arrow body 201 and a second arrow body 202, wherein the first arrow body 201 is a hollow structure, the second arrow body 202 is located in the hollow structure, the second arrow body 202 is relatively movable in the structure of the first arrow body 201, and an elastic device 204 is provided at the rear end of the hollow tube of the first arrow body 201, and the second arrow body 202 is weakly connected to the elastic device 204 before firing.
The front end of the first arrow body 201 is connected with an arrow 203 through a weak connection device 206, and when the secondary arrow killing device impacts a target object, the second arrow body 202 is separated from the elastic device 204 to slide forwards to drive the arrow 203 to be sent out together to generate secondary striking.
It should be noted that, in addition to the above examples, other embodiments of the present invention can be seen, and all related equivalent alternatives should fall within the scope of the present invention.
Claims (5)
1. The secondary killing arrow device is characterized by comprising a first arrow body and a second arrow body, wherein the first arrow body is of a hollow structure, and the second arrow body is positioned in the hollow structure and can slide in the hollow structure;
The front end of the first arrow body is made of a breakable material, and when the secondary arrow killing device impacts a target object, the second arrow body slides forwards to break the front end of the first arrow body and send out;
The front end of the first arrow body is provided with a spoiler cover made of a breakable material;
The front end of the second arrow body is a hard inverted cone.
2. The secondary arrow killing device according to claim 1, wherein the front end of the first arrow body is weakly connected with an arrow, and when the secondary arrow killing device impacts a target, the second arrow body slides forward to drive the arrow to be emitted together.
3. The secondary arrow killing device according to claim 1 or 2, wherein said second arrow body is weakly connected to the rear end of said first arrow body hollow structure before firing, said second arrow body sliding forward along said first arrow body hollow structure when said secondary arrow killing device strikes a target.
4. The secondary arrow killing device according to claim 3, wherein the rear end of the hollow tube of the first arrow body is provided with an elastic mechanism, and the second arrow body is weakly connected to the elastic mechanism before firing.
5. A set of arches or crossbow, characterized in that it comprises a secondary killing arrow device according to any one of claims 1-4.
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