DE48104C - Loading and firing device for multi-loading rifles with cylinder lock - Google Patents

Description

IMPERIAL

PATENT OFFICE.

The loading and firing of several shots one after the other takes place in the present one Multi-loader without taking it off the stop, simply by moving it back and forth a handle that is connected to a slide and by means of push noses, push slots and so on. The necessary movements are transferred to the chamber, the magazine and the trigger. This slide is straight on a holder rail to be attached to the left of the rifle and bent over the rifle case to the right. On the right he embraces one obliquely lying slit the bolt handle, at the top it acts by means of an approach a rod, which enables the release of a cartridge from the on a stand of the holder rail suspended magazine is placed in the open case, and the slide carries on the left a nose, by means of which he acts through the rod and lever for firing on the trigger, after the shutter has been closed by advancing the chamber.

Such a loading and firing device is shown in the accompanying drawings in FIG in view from the right, in FIG. 2 in cross section and in end view, in FIG. 3 in view of shown on the left. FIGS. 4 and 5 show details and FIGS. 6 and 7 are viewed from the left and, in end view, another embodiment of the device in question.

The rifle butt A together with the barrel, the case D with the chamber B located therein and provided with a handle Z , the trigger A ¹ and the barrel C have a known device and arrangement. By means of screws i ⁵ , Fig. 3, the holder rail e is attached to the left of the shaft, on the part e ^{l of} which the slide f, which is used for mechanical loading and firing and which is bent around the rifle case D (Fig. 1), is guided the right side of the rifle carries the handle g and by means of the latter it can be pushed back and forth for the purpose of operating the loading and firing tools. The handle g of this slide could also be on the left of the rifle instead of, as shown, on the right.

As the slide f steps over the incision q by means of its attachment o, FIG. 2, ^{and against attachment r 1 of} the magazine rod ö ¹ , it pushes it backwards and brings the suspended on the bolt 'w, FIGS. 2 and 3, of the stand t Magazine t ¹ ; n the dotted position (Fig. 2). ·.

From the bottom of this magazine t ¹ , a pin y, FIG. I, enters a slot s in the rod o ¹ , which is particularly shown in FIGS. If the magazine i ^{1 is given} a lateral deflection by this rod, a cartridge falls from the same in front of chamber B, as shown in dotted lines in FIG. The stand t of the magazine t ¹ is fastened to the holder rail e by means of the holder e ³ and a screw provided with a handle head i ² , on the part e ^{1 of} which the slide f can be pushed back and forth. At the back of the lower part of the magazine t ^l sits a lying outside on the stand t

Claims (2)

Approach ί ⁴ , while the back of the magazine is on the inside of the stand, so that it can swing to the side without moving back and forth. The magazine contains a small box at the bottom with walls χ and x ¹ . However, this box has no bottom, so that the lowest cartridge rests in the normal position of the magazine on the holder rail e. In the dotted position of the magazine (Fig. 2) t ^l is the slide / fully retracted, as shown in FIG. Ι punctured shows, and shortly before the end of its decline occurs, the slide approach 0, Fig. 2, via the hole q of the magazine bar o ¹ and, as described, meets the edge r ^{1 of} the latter. During this movement the rod is 0 by means of their on the screw c ^1, Fig. 1, guided oblique slots lifted ρ and the bottom of the incision q closer to the slide extension 0 moved. The approach 0 rests on the upper edge n ^a , FIG. 3, of the rod o ¹ during the entire forward and backward movement of the same and holds the rod o ¹ down until it passes over the incision q again. When the chamber B engages in the forward position, while the slide / continues its forward movement, its inclined slot h acts on the bolt handle Z; and the part ^{1 of} the slot h turns it downwards so far that it ^{finds a rear stop at the incision edge / 1} , Fig. 1, of the rifle case, so that the chamber B cannot fly back when fired. Towards the end of the forward movement of the slide / and the depression of the bolt handle g , the nose i, FIG. 3, located at the bottom of the slide, moves over the notch η of the trigger bar j; this hits the projection n ^{l of} the trigger bar, moves it forward and transfers the movement to the trigger lever k ¹ , which can be rotated around the bolt / which is connected to the rod j by the pin m , which passes through the slot ni ^{1 of} the holder rail e , and the arm / r ² located in front of the trigger A ¹ and sitting at the lower end of the lever k ¹ then causes the firing. Fig. 3 shows the slide / in the forward position after firing in full lines. The dots represent the slide, withdrawn, with the trigger arm k ^{2 turned} back into the front position and the trigger rod j retracted, the slide nose i lying on top of the upper edge n ^{4 of} the rod j and holding it back in the lower position until the nose i moves back over the notch η. When pushing forward, the rod j is lifted at one end through its inclined slot k , at the other end by the trigger k \ and when the slide / moves back, the rear edge of its nose i hits the shoulder n ^{2 of} the rod j, moves it back and brings it back the trigger arm k ' ² back in the front position. The dotted circles (Fig. 2) represent the cartridges seen from behind. The lowest cartridge lies on the sloping base e ² , Fig. 2, the next upper one is carried by the fixed compartment w , which is laterally inserted through a slot ν of the magazine i ¹ occurs and, as indicated by puncturing (Fig. 3), has the shape of a slightly downwardly directed cutting edge in order to be able to penetrate between the cartridge bottoms. If, in the position of the parts shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, the slide / is withdrawn by means of the handle g , it first unlatches the chamber B by means of the inclined slot h and pulls it back together with the empty cartridge case, which by means of a 'below resilient ejector lying in the bore of the rifle case D is then ejected. The slide extension 0, FIGS. 1 and 3, meets the projection r ^{1 of} the magazine ^{rod o 1} and moves the magazine t ¹ so far over the case slot that a cartridge can fall into the case D in front of the chamber -B. When the slide / and the magazine i ¹ are subsequently moved forward, the new cartridge is advanced into the bearing by means of the chamber B , the chamber is turned to the right and the shutter is closed by the fact that the part h ^{1 of} the slide slot h over the end of the bolt handle Z. occurs, whereupon the firing takes place when the front slide lug i steps over the notch η of the trigger bar j and hits its projection n ¹ . According to the situation, the holder rail e , which serves to hold the individual parts, could also be dropped, and the individual parts or some of them could be arranged directly on the rifle. In the exemplary embodiment, FIGS. 6 and 7, the handle g is replaced by a hand crank which sits at one end of the axis g ¹ , which is mounted in a rear extension g " ^{2 of} the holder rail e . The crank g, which is seated at the other end of the axis ^s is connected to the slide / by rod g * * in such a way that the latter is moved back and forth by turning the hand crank g . Pateντ claims: ι. A loading and firing device for multi-loading rifles with a cylinder lock, characterized by a slide ff) which is guided straight on a holder rail (e) and which moves over the rifle case (D) . is bent, by means of an inclined push slot (h) on the bolt handle (Z), further by means of a shoulder (o) on a rod (o ¹ ) that adjusts the magazine (t ¹ ) by means of a push slot (s ) and finally by means of a nose ft) on a Acts on the rod (j) serving to move the drawer. 2. In the case of the under i. designated loading and firing device the trigger bar (j) with the notch for the slide nose ft), the inclined slot (k) and the trigger lever (k ¹ ), whose lower arm (k?) towards the end of the advance movement of the trigger bar on the trigger ( A ¹ ) hits. In addition 3 sheets of drawings.