CHARLES R OLSEN
Engineering in Norristown, PA

4111221, Sep 5, 1978

Jan 28, 1976

5/653274

Charles R. Olsen - Eagleville PA

F16K 702, F16K 710, F16L 5512

137 67

A normally open valve construction utilizes a valve housing defining a fluid passageway extending through the housing between at least two ports, and an expandible, metallic bladder within the housing. The bladder is mounted in non-obstructing relationship with the fluid passageway when the valve is open and is expanded across the passageway in flow-obstructing relationship when the valve is closed. The bladder in the expanded condition has a generally tubular configuration and is closed at one end. In the non-expanded condition, one portion of the tubular configuration is folded coaxially within an adjacent portion to shorten its axial length and to remove all portions of the bladder from the fluid passageway. A pyrotechnic squib or other fluid pressure generator discharges within the tubular configuration to extend the bladder into the fluid passageway and close the valve.

3948143, Apr 6, 1976

Jul 24, 1974

5/491462

Charles R. Olsen - Eagleville PA

H01H 3776

89 1B

An electropyrotechnic link having one or more connectors crimped or bonded into longitudinal indentations in a closed end tubular member containing a pyrotechnic pressure generator. When the pyrotechnic charge within the tubular member is activated the tubular member is expanded into cylindrical form opening the crimp, peeling any bonding material and releasing the connector or connectors. If the bonding material is of low melting point the release can be made to function upon reaching the melting point of the bonding material or upon command by an electrical signal.

3971322, Jul 27, 1976

Jan 23, 1975

5/543553

Charles R. Olsen - Eagleville PA

F42C 1908

102 865

A percussion-ignitable pressure actuated tube primer has a closed end, thin walled, metal tube which is indented over a portion of its length and is telescoped within a second metal tube. The indentation of the first metal tube defines a space between the first tube and the second metal tubular case. A percussively-ignitable primer mixture is contained in that space and ignites and deflagrates when the indented portion of the first tube is expanded and inverted by internal fluid pressure or a mechanical firing pin entering the first tube, and crushing the primer mixture between the expanding first tube and the bore of the second tubular case. The primer is made by coating the indented portion of the first tube with primer mixture in paste form and subsequently drying the primer mixture.

4393782, Jul 19, 1983

Sep 16, 1980

6/187772

Charles R. Olsen - Eagleville PA

F42B 502

102446

This invention relates to a means for utilizing smaller-diameter bullets in larger-diameter cartridge cases, to achieve higher velocity without bottlenecking the cartridge case, and a firearm having a reduced bore adapted to that cartridge. Additionally, the invention provides a means of sealing the cylinder-to-barrel gap in revolvers, eliminating gas leakage at that point and thereby increasing muzzle velocity by eight to twenty percent. This invention is applicable to current gun models and cartridge components with little modification.

4457093, Jul 3, 1984

Feb 17, 1983

6/467247

Charles R. Olsen - Eagleville PA

F41C 100

42 59

This invention relates to a means for utilizing smaller-diameter bullets in larger-diameter cartridge cases, to achieve higher velocity without bottlenecking the cartridge case, and a firearm having a reduced bore adapted to that cartridge. Additionally, the invention provides a means of sealing the cylinder-to-barrel gap in revolvers, eliminating gas leakage at that point and thereby increasing muzzle velocity by eight to twenty percent. This invention is applicable to current gun models and cartridge components with little modification.