DE3133386A1 - Quick-change magazine with rotary fastener - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a magazine for hunting firearms of model series 98. What is new is the construction of the magazine holder. The magazine is locked in a recess already present on the firearm. The fastener piece rotates with its locking radius into the existing recess. Because the fastener is opened downwards, automatic opening when the firearm is laid down is impossible. As a result of the dimensioning and special construction of the fastener, this magazine fits into all firearms of model series 98, without a change to these having to be made.

Description

iid thorn
52 Diez / Lahn
andenburgerstr. 55

P A T- E K T B B S C H H I B U N 0

The invention relates to a magazine for hunting weapons in which trons 20 are located. It was designed for special use r all weapons of the! «model designation hod.98 or 98k 21. ese original military weapons were made by changing the barrel d Stock converted into hunting bolt action rifles. Of these "/ apes nd still very many in use.

Problem

The guns of Lodell 98 have a magazine, this is but built into the weapon, i.e. it is only cumbersome d way to take apart. At Lod. 98 the cartridges had to be 20 η be introduced above piece by piece, one could unload e gun just by putting every single cartridge 20 if not ! was needed, "repeated tuck by tuck. This process t time consuming and also the bullet tips are deformed, it was now a matter of constructing a magazine, which was the same as with any other Lgdwaffe can be removed from below with the cartridges 20, However, the fact that the existing weapon was not an exception was not an exception hike may be undertaken and any passport and one-pass -work is not required.

ORIGlMAL BATHROOM

Dios was only soluble because all of the weapons in the 98 series were in very good condition close tolerances were manufactured.

3. Functional description

The iu magazine is: after the existing old magazine parts (bottom - plate, feeder spring and feeder) were taken from the V.'afi'e, Introduced into the existing storage compartment in the storage compartment.

It locks against falling out in a recess 14 that is present on the weapon anyway. It can be done with one hand quickly can be removed from the weapon. Since the j atrons remain in the i magazine damage to the bullet tips has become impossible.

Due to the special design of the magazine lock 3, this can Magazine can be changed by every owner of the vehicle.

3-4 cartridges 20 can be accommodated in the magazine. this depends on the selected barrel caliber. The clasp 3'ies Lagazins is very safe, he can η not rub when the gun is put on to solve. Due to the special locking design 3, an annoying rattling avoided. The production of the Lagazin is ν oat enamins tig, since all parts are made using sheet metal stamping technology can. Likewise, there is no need for fitting and readjusting with a weapon— f pay attention.

The iuagazin consists of the following parts:

the iuagazingehäus 1 with the retaining lips 19 for the cartridge, learn feeder 6 with the feeder spring 7 of the base plate 2 with locking part 3 and Yerr.ihi u :; ⁱ ? f »; ler.] and the Lontagestift 5 ^{un (} * ^ e "Lontageschräubchen B

BATH ORIGINAL

The 1. a ^ nzin is filled like all amicrpii hunting weapon magazines, a cartridge ZO at niiuujt and introduces it with slight pressure against the feeder 6 under the retaining lips 19. The 3 is repeated in a loop until the entire in-magazine is filled with 20 cartridges. Thereafter ^r ird the magazine with a slight pressure of inlen below existing in agazinpchacht ^ agaxinkasten 18 introduced. By a lighter? You can hear that the closure 3 is snapped into the recess 14. Due to the pressure from below on the base plate 2, the inclined edge 10 of the Versohl us st oils 3 runs on the; Kactenjehäuses 18 on. As a result, the locking part 3 is pushed downwards and now compresses the magazine locking spring 4. Once the magazine has been pushed in completely, the locking piece 3 rotates back under the pressure of the spring and automatically engages in the existing recess 14. Due to the special design of the closure part it 3 * which rotates around a pin ^ this closure 3 sees itself automatically fixed by running into the recess. The small recess 11 on the locking radius 3 is necessary because the pin lock 13 for the old magazine construction is still available on the weapon. This recess means that the weapon has to be dismantled when changing to this magazine. The weapon can be left in the state in which it was designed at the time.

In the event of the use of force and incorrect use of the locking part, 3 is the possibility of slight post-correction on the contact surfaces 16 and 17 given. If you grasp the jriffaiulde 12 with your thumb and forefinger and pull the entire closure part 3 downwards, in this way, the entire magazine can be removed from the weapon.

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Claims (8)

"Rüdiger Thorn 62 ^ 2 Diez / Lahn Brandenburgerstr. 55 P A T R: Τ T A IT Γ, P R tt C H E 1. 'Quick change magazine with twist lock for weapons Lod. 98 1 ./ quick-change magazine, characterized by the one use in every 7 / monkey Mod. 98 is possible. 2. Quick change magazine according to claim! ,, characterized in that ias housing 1 ao is dimensioned that it is in each luagazinkasten 18 a weapon;., or. 98 without changing or reworking the weapon can be inserted. 3. quick change magazine with twist lock, characterized in that the closure part 3 can be opened downwards, 4. Closure according to claim 3 with inclined surface 10 at closure radius 9, characterized in that the inclined surface 10 on the existing edge runs in the Lagzinkasten 18 and the closure part itself when Slide in opens. 5. Closure according to claim 4 · »characterized in that the The pivot point on the pin 5 is also the center of the locking radius 9 is. 6. Closure, characterized in that the closure spring 4 the Closure piece 3 with its closure radius 9 into the existing one Recess 14 of the Lagazinkastens 18 presses. ORIGINAL BATHROOM - 7 · Closure, characterized, read closure radius 9 die Contains recess 11 so as not to run against the spring pin 13 which is still present in the magazine box 18. 8. Closure according to claim 7 ·> characterized in that the Recess 11 in the lock radius 9 has the width of the spring pin 13.