DE7733884U1 - TARGET STOCK - Google Patents

Description

Günther Kleinwegen

Österreicherstr. 17 - 2 -

633 Wetzlar

Target stick

The new rank concerns a target stick with an upper one fork-like support part.

Such target sticks are used to give the rifle a stationary point z'c- when it hits the game to be killed. The barrel of the rifle is placed on the upper fork-like end of the target stick that has been inserted into the ground and held in place with one hand.

Because of their relatively large length of approx. 1.50 m the target stick interferes with transport or stalking. According to the innovation, it is proposed to eliminate this disadvantage, to design the fork-like support part and the actual stick part so that they can be moved towards each other in a telescopic manner.

In this way, the target material can be transported during the transport shortened, e.g. to the length of a walk. When used as a target, the two parts are pulled out to the desired length and locked in place. se that Compared to the conventional Zielstücr.en an additional advantage an individual length adjustment is given.

The support part is expediently designed as a handle, so that the target stick in a walk cc »; be transformed can. One end of the fork is lengthened to the side and shaped like a mountain curved downwards, while cas other 3abeler.de movable is trained to be accredited in the Hancgriii to be able to.

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In the drawing, exemplary embodiments of the innovation are shown. Show it:

Fig. 1 shows a target stick pushed together and as a walking stick usable condition

Fig. 2 shows the handle with fold-out oar pad and

3 shows the target stick pulled apart in the position of use.

The target stick 1 consists of the upper fork-like support part 2 and the middle stick part 3 with the lower tip k. One fork part is elongated and designed as a handle 5, as is customary with walking sticks. Support part 2 and stick part 3 can be screwed together at 6. While the stick part 3 is hollow, the support part 2 has an extension rod 7 so that the two parts can be telescoped into one another. The arrangement takes place at the desired length by means of the knurled screw. In this way, as shown in FIG. 1, the target stick becomes a walking stick when pushed together.

In the embodiment according to FIGS. 2 and 3, the other part of the support is designed as a folding part 8, which can be inserted into a correspondingly designed recess 9 of the handle 5. In the folded state, the handle and the folding part 8 form a unit with a smooth surface. Z shows the rifle stick in readiness, that is to say the support part and neck part are partially pulled apart and locked in place, while the folding part 8 is folded out of the handle 5 to form a support for the gun barrel.

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The hinged part 8 is approximately at right angles beyond the pivot point 10 extended. The short nose 11 formed in this way serves on the one hand as a stop in the folded-out state and on the other hand as an actuator for folding out the folding part 8.

Claims (5)

Günther Kleinwegen | Osterreicherstr. 17 i Wetzlar! Protection claims 1. Target stick with an upper fork-like support part, a middle stick part and lower tip, characterized in that that the support part (2) and the stick part (3) are designed to be telescopically displaceable relative to one another. 2. Target stick according to claim 1, characterized by the formation of a fork half as a handle (5). 3. Target stick according to claims 1 + 2, characterized by a folding part (8) which can be retracted into the handle (5). 4. Target stick according to claims 1 to 3, characterized in that that the hinged part (8) is inserted into a corresponding recess (9) of the handle (5) in alignment, pivotable bracket is formed. 5. Target stick according to claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the folding part (8) einjrf about the pivot point. (10) also has an extended nose (11). 7733884 16.0178