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Firearms - Weapons

Gun barrels, as with any component that undergoes machining, forging, casting and forming will experience residual stress during manufacturing. Every time a gun is fired the heat created by the explosion combined with frictional heat (causing barrel walk) and energy loss become primary factors in premature failure, loss of velocity and reduced accuracy. Cryogenics can help overcome these manufactuing flaws and internal vibration, transferring energy more efficiently and dissipating heat faster. The result is a gun that will discharge smoother and more accurately and with increased muzzle velocity and barrel wear life.

  Aluminum arrow shafts tend to fly truer once the stress is removed, and arrow points can be sharpened to a keener edge.

Knives are a prime application for cryogenics. .Some of the results are spectacular. The improvements cause keener cut- ting edges, improved surface finish, improved blade strength, and reduced chipping. The process also reduces material loss since sharpening isn't as often or as deep.

Knives, Firearms, Aluminum arrow shafts, Arrow points, Firing mechanisms, Pistol barrels, Revolver barrels, Rifle barrels, Shotgun barrels, Bullets, Dies, Actions

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