DE80169C - - Google Patents

Description

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With the magazine rifle patented under No. 79069, laterally arranged, whole or partially open magazines for use, which can be used in multiple ways with individual Cartridges or with cartridges in frames using peculiar cartridge frames thereby could be filled, that the cartridge frame pushed into the magazine and then pulled out from below.

In the case of the magazine rifle forming the subject of the present invention, a Magazine for use, which is arranged as a central magazine in the direction of the gun barrel axis is, and which, in connection with peculiar cartridge frames, penetrates the latter in one go from top to bottom permitted below.

In order to enable the magazine to be loaded quickly, similar to the main patent, strange cartridge frames equipped with handles are necessary, which facilitate the penetration of the filled cartridge frame through the magazine despite the covering the cut-out part of the magazine wall Enable bridge, and in the sleeve wall Grooves are arranged, which the handling of the cartridge frame Allow passage through the magazine.

In the case of the new arrangement, care has also been taken to ensure that the magazine rifle Can also be used as a single loader by specifying the cartridges contained in the magazine is made.

The attached drawing shows:

Fig. Ι a perspective view of the new Magazine with inserted cartridge frame;

Fig. 2 is a section along line xx of Fig. I,

FIG. 3 shows one such according to line yy in FIG. 2; FIG.

Figures 4 through 7 illustrate cartridge frames in various embodiments which They are all equipped with facilities that allow penetration of the cartridge frame through the magazine despite the connection bridging the opening of the magazine wall enable.

Figures 8 through 12 illustrate another one Type of cartridge frame for magazines that are consistently open at the sides, such as one through Fig. 13 is shown in perspective view, and further the implementation or piercing the cartridge frame through the magazine to fill the latter by means of a single movement from top to bottom.

14 is a section along line \ - \ of FIG. 13 and illustrates the conversion of the magazine rifle into a single loader by switching off and fixing the cartridges contained in the magazine.

Fig. 15 shows, for example, two cartridges, how they can be used in the new cartridge frames.

The illustrated by Fig. 1 magazine A is located below the chamber ά and opens into this in a slot b

the end. The web c bridges the cutout c ^{1 of} the magazine A. The cutouts d of the chamber walls are used for the passage of the to the cartridge frame. B for the purpose of carrying out the latter through the magazine A attached handles e in one go, such as those shown in FIGS. 4 to 7 in various embodiments. The cartridge frame B is inserted in the retracted Verschlufscylinder C and durchgestofsen through the magazine in a train, from above through the chamber α by one of the introduction of the cartridge frame diene ends of fingers on web c across slidably in abutment e finds its fixed handle for carrying the cartridge frame B .

One can now equip the cartridge frame, as shown in FIG. 4, with lugs e arranged on one or both sides, in which case the rear groove d can be omitted.

In the embodiments according to FIG. 5, instead of the fixed lugs e and fixed tabs f for holding the cartridges, hook levers g are arranged, which are rotatably mounted on the cartridge frame B at h and their hooks i by pressing down the lug k to release the cartridges D after be pressed on the outside. The purpose of the two-sided arrangement of fixed stops or lugs e or hook levers g is that when loading the rifle one does not have to ensure that the cartridge frame is properly inserted into the magazine, as is the case with one-sided attachment of stops e or hook levers g.

Fig. 6 illustrates the use of one or two slide /, the bottom, after aufsen bent portion m as a handle and of which the upper serves inwardly bent portion for retaining the cartridges in the cartridge frame. When the slide / is pressed down, the inwardly bent part η of it springs outward and allows the cartridges to escape from their frame when the latter penetrates through the magazine. In order to convert the magazine rifle into a single loader, a flap 0 is rotatably mounted within the chamber wall, the front part ρ of which swings into the cartridge chamber. The rear part q of the flap is actuated by an eccentric r rotatably arranged on the rifle stock E in such a way that when the latter is positioned towards "I", the spring-loaded flap 0 with its part ρ swinging into the chamber is upwards, while the latter with the position of the Eccentric r after "II" pushes the cartridge D: to the side and holds it in such a way that the rear edge of the cartridge can no longer be grasped by the locking cylinder. The magazine rifle can now be used by inserting individual cartridges into chamber a from above.

By Fig. 1 3 a magazine open on one side is illustrated, whose the cut-out part is not bridged by a bridge as before.

To convert this magazine rifle into a single loader, a spring-loaded flap F rotatably arranged above the magazine is used, which extends over the entire length of the magazine A and which is operated to switch off the magazine by a lever s which is arranged in such a way that it presses for eliminating the magazine, the flap F inwardly, thereby forming a depression and in the presence of a lateral extension, as shown in FIG. 2, for example, a Zurseiteschieben the top, held in the magazine cartridge takes place by the flap F; so that the rear Edge of the cartridge can no longer be detected by the locking cylinder of the rifle.

In order to enable the cartridge frame B to be penetrated through the magazine A in one go, the flap F is recessed in the area of the cutout d so that the thumb of the hand can comfortably enter the magazine from above.

The web c, which is used to reinforce the rifle chamber, is here above the flap F.

A cartridge frame B is shown by FIG. 8, which can be expediently used in the magazine according to FIG. The wall of the frame is lengthened to a doubly curved tab t , which tab bent to an angle can be made resilient in that the wall of the sleeve B is incised downwards in the direction of this tab, as shown, for example. The flap t has a double function, namely to hold back the cartridges in the frame with its inwardly bent part and to provide a handle for the introduction and penetration of the cartridge frame with its upwardly and outwardly bent part.

This cartridge frame is introduced and emptied in the manner illustrated in FIGS. 9 to 12, in that the cartridge frame is first inserted into the magazine from above, the cartridges received by it being retained by the inwardly bent part of the flap if . To empty the cartridge frame, the tab t, FIG. 11, is bent outwards and the frame B pushed through the magazine, as shown in FIG. 12.

Claims (4)

It is clear that they are used to convert the magazine rifle into a single loader Facilities as well as the handling of the cartridge frame constructiv executed differently without changing anything in the essence of the present invention, which consists in to manufacture a magazine rifle, in which the filling of the magazine with cartridges and thereby enabling the cartridge frame to be removed from the magazine in one go is that in the embodiment according to Fig. ι in the chamber wall through openings for the handling of the cartridge frame are provided and the cartridge frame facilities carry, which a retention of the cartridges in the frame, but also a release of the cartridges from the latter enable and to fill the magazine a hold for Durchstofsen present the frame through the magazine in one go from top to bottom, while in the embodiment according to FIG. 13 the same process takes place, only here Another type of cartridge frame is used, which allows the attachment of Passage openings in the chamber wall and a penetration of the cartridge frame are unnecessary enable through the magazine in one go from top to bottom, that the side wall of the magazine has a free passage opening. The novel effect of the devices described above on magazine rifles in conjunction With the peculiarly constructed cartridge frames, the main thing is that, notwithstanding, the cartridges are safer in their frames than so far, a filling of the magazine with cartridges, regardless of whether the magazine, as in Fig. 1, as a central magazine with only partially open side wall of the magazine or is designed as a side magazine with a free passage opening in the side wall, a filling of the magazine by inserting and piercing the cartridge frame in a move is made possible, regardless of the position in which it is to transform of the magazine rifle into one. Single loader serving facility is located. Brings the device used for conversion is now removed from the path of movement of the cartridges out and holds it in this position, the magazine may be emptied using the cartridge driver by pushing the cartridges upwards with ease be effected. Patent claims: ι. An embodiment of the box magazine for multi-loading rifles, protected under No. 79069, in which vertical grooves (d) are arranged in the case walls for the purpose of passing the cartridge frame through the locking sleeve (c) , which allow the handle of the cartridge frame to pass through. 2. To be used for the under 1. identified and by the patent No. 79069 protected box magazine a cartridge frame in which the * tion to hold the cartridges and the. handle serving for the implementation of the frame through the magazine are connected in such a way that when it is inserted of the frame in the magazine, the cartridges held in the same when piercing can be released by the magazine but by turning the handle. 3. Embodiments of the cartridge frame marked under 2., in which a) rotatable or displaceable handles (k and m) are arranged on one or both outer sides of the cartridge frame (FIGS. 5 and 6), the ends of which, bent over the frame edge, serve to retain the cartridges in the frame; b) (Fig. 8) the handles (t) are attached to the upper end of resilient tongues cut out of the frame wall, which reach over the cartridges and can be bent outwards by means of the handle to release the cartridges. 4. On the box magazine identified under 1. and protected by patent no. 79069, a flap swinging into the cartridge chamber (0, Fig. 1 and 2, or F, Fig. 13 and 14), which, under spring pressure, is like this is arranged that it, for the purpose of converting the magazine rifle into a single loader, placed downwards, by swinging further downwards, allows unhindered insertion of individual cartridges or cartridges located in a frame into the magazine. For this purpose 2 sheets of drawings.