EP2019959B1 - Locking mechanism of a hand firearm - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F41—WEAPONS
- F41A—FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OR DETAILS COMMON TO BOTH SMALLARMS AND ORDNANCE, e.g. CANNONS; MOUNTINGS FOR SMALLARMS OR ORDNANCE
- F41A3/00—Breech mechanisms, e.g. locks
- F41A3/12—Bolt action, i.e. the main breech opening movement being parallel to the barrel axis
- F41A3/54—Bolt locks of the unlocked type, i.e. being inertia operated
- F41A3/56—Bolt locks of the unlocked type, i.e. being inertia operated the bolt being provided with an additional slidable mass
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- the single arm transmission lever is provided with a firing element, which is arranged in a limited sliding way and has an end intended for an engagement with the firing pin and the opposite end for an engagement with the striking surface of the hammer.
- An advantage of the locking mechanism of a hand firearm according to the invention consists in the fact, that the unfavourable recoil of the locking mechanism is prevented by preventing any springing of the single arm transmission lever. So the firing of the cartridge is safe and reliable in any mode of firing and in any position of the firearm. This is achieved especially due the fact that, when the locking mechanism is in the locked position, the single arm transmission lever is inactive as a mass reducer and as an accelerator for a requisite time, so that the transmission ratio of the single arm transmission lever is not utilised until the moment of firing of the cartridge. This is possible because the engagement surface on the cross stop of the single arm lever does not contact the stop surface of the cross trip on the cutoff case until the moment of firing of the cartridge and there is a locking clearance between them. Said locking clearance prevents any springing on the single arm transmission lever and therefore also any transmission of elastic forces modified by the transmission ratio of the single arm transmission lever via its cylindrical crossbar onto the mass of the carrier of the breech block is prevented.
- FIG. 1 shows a front view of a sectional longitudinal axial section of a hand firearm with a locking mechanism in the locked position just after the firing of the cartridge
- Fig. 2 shows the front view of the same section of the hand firearm with the locking mechanism in she open position
- Fig. 3 shows a partial view and a partial section of the detail A of Fig. 1
- Fig. 4 shows a partial view and a partial section of the detail B of Fig. 1
- Fig. 5 shows a front view of a partial longitudinal axial section of a cutoff case
- Fig. 6 shows a cross section of the cutoff case along the line VI-VI in Fig. 5
- Fig. 7 shows a cross section of a part of the cutoff case with a breech block, its carrier and its enclosure along the line VII-VII in Fig. 2
- Fig. 8 shows a transmission lever in the direction from the barrel.
- the locking mechanism according to Fig. 1 consists of a breech block 1 provided on its upper side with a carrier 2 , having a stepped through hole 3 , inside which a return spring 5 is arranged on a guide bar 4 .
- the rear end of the spring 5 is supported by a perpendicular wall 6, which closes the rear end of a cutoff case 7 and in which the rear end of the guide bar 4 of the return spring 5 is anchored.
- the perpendicular wall 6 is a part of a mounting seat 8 of a butt (not shown) of the hand firearm, the mounting seat 8 being inserted in the rear part of the cutoff case 7 to which it is fastened by means of a mounting pin 9 .
- a bow 25 arranged backwards next to the longitudinal sleeve 20 , a trigger 26 protrudes into the bow 25 and a magazine lock 27 is hinged flexibly by a cross bolt 28 in the bow 25 .
- the rear part of the supporting frame 17 is provided with a grip 29 .
- the cutoff case 7 is closed at its upper side and its lateral sides by an enclosure 30 with an ejection slot 31 for empty shells 32 ( Fig. 1 ).
- a firing pin 33 with a striker 34 is arranged in the breech block 1 in a flexible sliding way, wherein its movement is limited by a delimiting pin 35 , which protrudes partially into an elongated cross groove 36 on the firing pin 33 .
- the cross stop 44 has got an engagement surface 45 for an engagement with a stop surface 46 of a cross trip 47 formed in the cutoff case 7 , as well as a control surface 48 for an engagement with a nose 49 of a single arm release lever 50 arranged in a flexible sliding way on a suspension bolt 51 , which is imbedded in the supporting frame 17, inside which a supporting spring 52 for the single arm release lever 50 is disposed.
- the single arm release lever 50 has got a grip end 53 , which is intended for an engagement with a catch protrusion 54 formed on a hammer 55 in the region of its mounting on a hammer bolt 56 , on which a striking spring 57 is wound and which has its ends suspended in the supporting frame 17 .
- the hammer 55 consists of a single arm lever provided with a striking surface 58 for an engagement with a firing element 59 , which is slidingly mounted in the single arm transmission lever 37 and its movement is limited by a limiting pin 60 ( Fig. 2 ), as well as with a guide surface 61 at the free end of the hammer 55 for an engagement with a control surface 62 ( Fig. 4 ) formed on a lower part of a back face 63 of the carrier 2 of the breech block 1 .
- the breech block 1 is provided at its front face 78 with a seat 79 for the bottom of the cartridge 22 and with a supporting protrusion 80 , which is arranged near to the front face 78 protruding from its upper side and is provided at the back side with a supporting surface 81 for an engagement with the respective stop surface 82 formed at the lower side near to the front wall 83 of the carrier 2 of the breech block 1 .
- the longitudinally sliding coupling of the carrier 2 with the breech block 1 is realised by means of a pair of slide-ways 84 , 85 arranged opposite each other on the breech block 1 and inserted into the respective guiding slots 86 , 87 on the carrier 2 of the breech block 1 .
- the hand firearm according to the invention operates as follows:
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- The invention relates to a locking mechanism of a hand firearm, the locking mechanism consisting of a breech block provided with a longitudinally sliding firing pin and with a carrier with a stepped through hole at the upper side, wherein a return spring is arranged in the through hole, and further provided with a single arm transmission lever, which is arranged in the carrier in a swinging way and its free end is adapted to engage a cross stop provided in the cutoff case.
- A locking mechanism of a hand firearm is know from
US Patent No. 2,270,683 , which describes a locking mechanism consisting of a breech block and of its mutually slidingly arranged carrier, which are connected with each other by means of a single arm lever, the lever being set in the carrier swingingly and the free end of the lever being supported by the rear face of the breech block. The free end of said single arm lever is also adapted for engagement with a stop provided in a cutoff case and said lever has a through hole to be entered by a hammer to enable an actuation of a cartridge by a stroke on a firing pin with a striker. - Practical experience in the utilisation of said apparatus has proven that its use for present hand firearms is limited, because its design cannot be used well for automatic firing, i.e. for batch firing, in case the firing proceeds at a so called closed cutoff and a trigger and striking apparatus, e.g. of a hammer type, is used to fire the cartridge. The disadvantage of said type of cutoff mechanism consists in the unsuitable mutual coaction of said parts of the cutoff mechanism and their unsuitable mutual coaction with the cutoff case. Due to the unsuitable coaction a substantive recoil of the cutoff mechanism or of its part occurs during the locking of the cartridge chamber, namely at the time when the cutoff mechanism reaches the front, i.e. locking position and when the transmission ratio of the single arm lever, of the so called accelerator is fully utilised to intensify the locking force for a proper and sure locking of the cartridge chamber. The driving means of the breach block recoils furthest after said stroke, wherein the single arm lever is arranged within and is subjected to bending within the elastic deformation region during the final stage of the locking of the cartridge chamber. The side walls of the cutoff mechanism, too, are subjected to tension within the region of the elastic deformation between the cartridge chamber and the stop. The breech block, too, is subjected to buckling within the elastic deformation region during the locking. Any springing within the material of the parts of the locking mechanism and the cutoff case is intensified additionally by the transmission ratio of the single arm lever. The exigent of the recoil depends mainly on the size of the transmission ratio of the single arm lever, on the strength of the return spring, on the modules of elasticity of the materials, from which the particular parts of the locking mechanism and of the cutoff case are formed, on the weight of the breech block carrier, on the frictional resistance at guiding the moving parts of the locking mechanism and on the angular displacement of the firearm during the firing, i.e. on the elevation and on the depression. Any more substantial recoil of the locking mechanism is not permissible, as it is hazardous for the firearm function as well as for the operator, because the cartridge may be fired during an incomplete locking of the cartridge chamber, i.e. at the time, when the recoil is in progress. The longer the recoil path, the greater the danger that the cartridge will be fired prematurely, i.e. when the cartridge chamber is not locked fully. Subsequently, such firing of the cartridge leads to a loss of the automatic function of the firearm and, in a worse case, to a destruction of the shell at its bottom region, as in the critical moment of the recoil, the pressure of the combustion gas presses the shell out of the cartridge chamber so forcefully that a part of the shell wall gets outside the cartridge chamber into the free unprotected space and said unprotected part of the shell wall does not withstand the high pressure of the combustion gas within the shell. So the destruction of the unprotected shell wall and the expansion of the leaked combustion gas occurs, which may substantially affect not only the construction of the firearm but also the health of its operator.
- Another locking mechanism similar to the one described in
US 2,270,683 , is described inWO 98/27396 - The objective of the invention is to remove the above deficiencies and to design such a locking mechanism for a hand firearm, which would be reliable and secure during firing in any position of the firearm, at shooting single shots as well as at batch shooting, due to the fact that the cartridge chamber would be securely locked by the locking mechanism at the time of firing the cartridge.
- Said objective is accomplished and the above disadvantages are removed by the locking mechanism of a hand firearm, which consists of a breech block provided with a longitudinally slidingly arranged firing pin and on its upper side with a carrier having a stepped through hole, inside which a return spring is arranged, and further with a single arm transmission lever, which is arranged in the carrier and the free end of which is adapted for an engagement with a cross trip in a cutoff case, according to the invention, wherein the single arm transmission lever is provided with a cylindrical crossbar, which is swingingly and slidingly arranged in an oval cross seat in the carrier, the seat being provided with a back supporting surface and a front supporting surface for an engagement with the cylindrical crossbar of the single arm transmission lever, wherein the free end of the single arm transmission lever is provided with a cross stop overlapping on both sides and having an engagement surface for an engagement with a stop surface of the cross trip, and a locking clearance exists between the engagement surface and the stop surface.
- It is preferable when the overlapping cross stop of the single arm transmission lever is further provided with a control surface for an engagement with a nose of a single arm release lever for catching the hammer by its catch protrusion.
- It is further preferable when the single arm transmission lever is provided with a firing element, which is arranged in a limited sliding way and has an end intended for an engagement with the firing pin and the opposite end for an engagement with the striking surface of the hammer.
- An advantage of the locking mechanism of a hand firearm according to the invention consists in the fact, that the unfavourable recoil of the locking mechanism is prevented by preventing any springing of the single arm transmission lever. So the firing of the cartridge is safe and reliable in any mode of firing and in any position of the firearm. This is achieved especially due the fact that, when the locking mechanism is in the locked position, the single arm transmission lever is inactive as a mass reducer and as an accelerator for a requisite time, so that the transmission ratio of the single arm transmission lever is not utilised until the moment of firing of the cartridge. This is possible because the engagement surface on the cross stop of the single arm lever does not contact the stop surface of the cross trip on the cutoff case until the moment of firing of the cartridge and there is a locking clearance between them. Said locking clearance prevents any springing on the single arm transmission lever and therefore also any transmission of elastic forces modified by the transmission ratio of the single arm transmission lever via its cylindrical crossbar onto the mass of the carrier of the breech block is prevented.
- An exemplifying embodiment of the invention is shown in the drawings, wherein
Fig. 1 shows a front view of a sectional longitudinal axial section of a hand firearm with a locking mechanism in the locked position just after the firing of the cartridge;Fig. 2 shows the front view of the same section of the hand firearm with the locking mechanism in she open position;Fig. 3 shows a partial view and a partial section of the detail A ofFig. 1 ;Fig. 4 shows a partial view and a partial section of the detail B ofFig. 1 ,Fig. 5 shows a front view of a partial longitudinal axial section of a cutoff case,Fig. 6 shows a cross section of the cutoff case along the line VI-VI inFig. 5; Fig. 7 shows a cross section of a part of the cutoff case with a breech block, its carrier and its enclosure along the line VII-VII inFig. 2 ; andFig. 8 shows a transmission lever in the direction from the barrel. - First of all, the locking mechanism according to
Fig. 1 consists of abreech block 1 provided on its upper side with a carrier 2 , having a stepped throughhole 3 , inside which areturn spring 5 is arranged on a guide bar 4 . The rear end of thespring 5 is supported by a perpendicular wall 6, which closes the rear end of acutoff case 7 and in which the rear end of the guide bar 4 of thereturn spring 5 is anchored. The perpendicular wall 6 is a part of amounting seat 8 of a butt (not shown) of the hand firearm, themounting seat 8 being inserted in the rear part of thecutoff case 7 to which it is fastened by means of a mounting pin 9 . The front end of thecutoff case 7 consists of a supportingcollar 10 , in which abarrel 12 with acartridge chamber 13 is inserted and secured by across pin 11 . The lower side of the supportingcollar 10 is provided with a tappedhole 14 , into which afastening screw 15 is screwed passing through thelower grip part 16 for its attachment. A supportingframe 17 is inserted into thecutoff case 7 from below and it is secured therein by means of two securingpins 18 ; 19 . The supportingframe 17 is provided with alongitudinal sleeve 20 , inside which amagazine 21 forcartridges 22 along with afeeder 23 and afeeding spring 24 are arranged. There is a bow 25 arranged backwards next to thelongitudinal sleeve 20 , atrigger 26 protrudes into the bow 25 and amagazine lock 27 is hinged flexibly by across bolt 28 in the bow 25 . The rear part of the supportingframe 17 is provided with agrip 29 . Thecutoff case 7 is closed at its upper side and its lateral sides by anenclosure 30 with anejection slot 31 for empty shells 32 (Fig. 1 ). Afiring pin 33 with astriker 34 is arranged in thebreech block 1 in a flexible sliding way, wherein its movement is limited by a delimitingpin 35 , which protrudes partially into an elongated cross groove 36 on thefiring pin 33 . The locking mechanism consists further of a singlearm transmission lever 37 provided with acylindrical crossbar 38 , the central part of its length being provided with a flute-like seat 39 (Fig. 8 ) for the passage of thereturn spring 5 . Thecylindrical crossbar 38 extends into an oval cross seat 40 formed in the carrier 2 of thebreech block 1 . The oval cross seat 40 is provided with a back supportingsurface 41 and a front supportingsurface 42 for an engagement with thecylindrical crossbar 38 of the singlearm transmission lever 37 . Thefree end 43 of the singlearm transmission lever 37 is provided with across stop 44 overlapping both sides of thefree end 43 . Thecross stop 44 has got anengagement surface 45 for an engagement with astop surface 46 of across trip 47 formed in thecutoff case 7 , as well as acontrol surface 48 for an engagement with anose 49 of a singlearm release lever 50 arranged in a flexible sliding way on a suspension bolt 51 , which is imbedded in the supportingframe 17, inside which a supportingspring 52 for the singlearm release lever 50 is disposed. The singlearm release lever 50 has got agrip end 53 , which is intended for an engagement with acatch protrusion 54 formed on ahammer 55 in the region of its mounting on ahammer bolt 56 , on which astriking spring 57 is wound and which has its ends suspended in the supportingframe 17 . Thehammer 55 consists of a single arm lever provided with astriking surface 58 for an engagement with afiring element 59 , which is slidingly mounted in the singlearm transmission lever 37 and its movement is limited by a limiting pin 60 (Fig. 2 ), as well as with aguide surface 61 at the free end of thehammer 55 for an engagement with a control surface 62 (Fig. 4 ) formed on a lower part of aback face 63 of the carrier 2 of thebreech block 1 . Thehammer 55 is provided with aretaining protrusion 64 arranged opposite theguide surface 61 , intended for an engagement with a retainingnose 65 arranged at the end of aretaining arm 66 of atrigger lever 67 , which is fixed to thetrigger 26 and swingingly suspended on atrigger bolt 68 . There is afire interrupter 70 swingingly suspended also on thetrigger bolt 68 , theinterrupter 70 being provided with a spring (not shown) and controlled by means of an ordinaryfiring mode switch 71 which is combined with a firearm lock. Aflat spring 73 is mounted to the supportingframe 17 , e.g. by means of arivet 72 , and it is designed tao return thetrigger lever 67 back to the starting position. Thebreech block 1 is provided with a pair of longitudinal guidinggrooves 74 , 75 , which are arranged at opposite sides of thebreech block 1 and into which the respective longitudinal guidingribs ribs cutoff case 7 . Thebreech block 1 is provided at itsfront face 78 with aseat 79 for the bottom of thecartridge 22 and with a supportingprotrusion 80 , which is arranged near to thefront face 78 protruding from its upper side and is provided at the back side with a supportingsurface 81 for an engagement with therespective stop surface 82 formed at the lower side near to thefront wall 83 of the carrier 2 of thebreech block 1 . The longitudinally sliding coupling of the carrier 2 with thebreech block 1 is realised by means of a pair of slide-ways 84 , 85 arranged opposite each other on thebreech block 1 and inserted into the respective guidingslots breech block 1 . - The hand firearm according to the invention operates as follows:
- Prior to the single or batch firing, the operator takes a tensioning lever (not shown), which is connected with the carrier 2 of the
breech block 1 , and he moves said system to the back position. Upon said movement thecylindrical crossbar 38 contacts thefront supporting surface 42 of the oval cross seat 40 and thereturn spring 5 is compressed. At the same time, the singlearm transmission lever 37 is tilted drifting behind the cylindrical crossbar and dragging itscross stop 44 over thecross trip 47 of thecutoff case 7 and thehammer 55 is tilted below the lower surface of thebreech block 1 against the power of thestriking spring 57 . When thehammer 55 is in that position, it is arrested with itscatch protrusion 54 by thegrip end 53 of the single arm release lever 50 due to the operation of the supportingspring 52 , as well as with its retainingprotrusion 64 by the retainingnose 65 on theretaining arm 66 of thetrigger lever 67 . Due to the operation of thereturn spring 5 , a releasing of the tensioning lever (not shown) issues in a forward movement of the carrier 2 , wherein theback supporting surface 41 in the oval cross seat 40 touches thecylindrical crossbar 38 , which issues in a forward movement of the singlearm transmission lever 37 , which slides with itscross stop 44 with thecontrol surface 48 over thecutoff case 7 and pushes ahead of itself thebreech block 1 . Thebreech block 1 hits against the bottom of thecartridge 22 , pushes thecartridge 22 out of themagazine 21 and gets it into thecartridge chamber 13 of thebarrel 12 . During said movement of the locking mechanism, thecross stop 44 is shifted over thecross trip 47 , and as a result, the singlearm transmission lever 37 is erected and this enables - due to a further operation of the return spring 5 - a further forward movement of the carrier 2 till itsstop surface 82 hits against the supportingsurface 81 of the supportingprotrusion 80 on thebreech block 1 . When thebreech block 1 is pushed till itsfront face 78 touches the rear end of thebarrel 12 , eventually to the face of the supportingcollar 10 , thecartridge 22 is locked in thecartridge chamber 13 . When the singlearm transmission lever 37 is erected, itscross stop 44 engages thenose 49 of the singlearm release lever 50 and therefore therelease lever 50 is swung against the force of the supportingspring 52 . Consequently, thecatch protrusion 54 of thehammer 55 is released, but the hammer stays in the dropped position as its retainingprotrusion 64 is caught by the retainingnose 65 of thetrigger lever 67 . When thetrigger 26 is pulled, the retainingprotrusion 64 is released and - due to the operation of the striking spring 57 - thehammer 55 is flirted around thehammer bolt 56 towards the singlearm transmission lever 37 , where thestriking surface 58 of thehammer 55 contacts thefiring element 59 and, at the same time, itsguide surface 61 contacts thecontrol surface 62 of the carrier 2 of thebreech block 1 . Consequently, the movement of the firingelement 59 is transmitted to thefiring pin 33 with thestriker 34 , so that the primer (not shown) is initiated and the cartridge is fired. The power of the powder gas acts onto the bottom of the empty shell 32 (Fig. 1 ) and said power is transmitted to thebreech block 1 , which starts to move along with the carrier 2 and with the singlearm transmission lever 37 towards the back position against the power of thereturn spring 5 . During the first phase of said movement, the singlearm transmission lever 37 remains in the erected position until itscross stop 44 overcomes the locking clearance X between itsengagement surface 45 and thestop surface 46 of thecross trip 47 on thecutoff case 7 and thecross stop 44 leans against it. From this moment on, the function of the singlearm transmission lever 37 as a mass reducer and an accelerator is fully utilised, wherein a further movement of theempty shell 32 depends especially on the drive ratio of the singlearm transmission lever 37, on the mass quantum of the carrier 2 of thebreech block 1, on the strength of thereturn spring 5 and on the process of the ballistic pressure inside thebarrel 12 . During said further movement of the locking mechanism, the singlearm transmission lever 37 is tilted and therefore the speed of the carrier 2 backwards against the power of thereturn spring 5 is increased. During said accelerated movement backwards, theempty shell 32 is thrown from the firearm through theejection slot 31 by means of an ejector (not shown). Due to the backward movement of the singlearm transmission lever 37, thehammer 55 is tilted under the lower surface of thebreech block 1 against the power of thestriking spring 57, wherein thehammer 55 is caught again by the singlearm release lever 50. The locking mechanism, after reaching the back dead point, is moved forwards by means of thereturn spring 5, and anothercartridge 22 is pushed into thecartridge chamber 13 during said forward movement and, during the final phase of the movement, after thecross stop 44 is shifted over thecross trip 47, the singlearm transmission lever 37 is erected. At that moment, the singlearm release lever 50 is swung by thecontrol surface 48 of the singlearm transmission lever 37 and therefore, thehammer 55 is released. In case thetrigger 26 is kept pulled, thehammer 55 is shot and fires said anothercartridge 22 in the above mentioned way. Said cycle is repeated as long as thetrigger 26 is pulled until the moment, when thelast cartridge 22 from themagazine 21 is fired. In case thetrigger 26 has been released before the erection of the singlearm transmission lever 37 , the retainingprotrusion 64 on thehammer 55 is caught by the retainingnose 65 of thetrigger lever 67 , whereby the batch firing is stopped, even if the singlearm transmission lever 37 swings the singlearm release lever 50 and releases thehammer 55 thereby. Thecartridge 22 , which has been pushed into thecartridge chamber 13 , has not been fired and is prepared for firing at the next pulling of thetrigger 26 . In case a single shot firing is required, thefire interrupter 70 is activated by turning the firingmode switch 71 , so that thehammer 55 is caught in the requisite moment and the firing is interrupted. Thetrigger 26 has to be released for the next firing and at the same time thehammer 55 is released by thefire interrupter 70 and is caught by the retainingnose 65 of the trigger lever. So, the hand firearm is prepared for another firing. - The locking mechanism according to the invention may be used in hand firearms, when it is required that the cartridge chamber is reliable and safely locked before firing the inside located cartridge and that any recoil of the locking mechanism before the cartridge firing itself is prevented.
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- breech block
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- carrier
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- through hole
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- guide bar
- 5
- return spring
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- perpendicular wall
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- cutoff case
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- mounting seat
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- mounting pin
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- supporting collar
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- cross pin
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- barrel
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- cartridge chamber
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- tapped hole
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- fastening screw
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- lower grip part
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- supporting frame
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- securing pin
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- securing pin
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- longitudinal sleeve
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- magazine
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- cartridge
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- feeder
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- feeding spring
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- bow
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- trigger
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- magazine lock
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- cross bolt
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- trip
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- enclosure
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- ejection slot
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- empty shell
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- firing pin
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- striker
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- delimiting pin
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- ongated cross groove
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- single arm transmission lever
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- cylindrical crossbar
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- flute-like seat
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- oval cross seat
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- back supporting surface
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- front supporting surface
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- free end
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- cross stop
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- engagement surface
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- stop surface
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- cross trip
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- control surface
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- nose
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- single arm release lever
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- suspension bolt
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- supporting spring
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- grip end
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- catch protrusion
- 55
- hammer
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- hammer bolt
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- striking spring
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- striking surface
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- firing element
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- limiting pin
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- guide surface
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- control surface
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- back face
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- retaining protrusion
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- retaining nose
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- retaining arm
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- trigger lever
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- trigger bolt
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- securing arm
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- fire interrupter
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- switch
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- rivet
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- flat spring
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- longitudinal guiding groove
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- longitudinal guiding groove
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- longitudinal guiding rib
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- longitudinal guiding rib
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- front face
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- seat
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- supporting protrusion
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- supporting surface
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- stop surface
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- front wall
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- slide way
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- slide way
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- guiding slot
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- guiding slot
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- locking clearance
Claims (3)
- Locking mechanism of a hand firearm consisting of a breech block (1) with a longitudinally slidingly arranged firing pin (33) and provided on its upper side with a carrier (2) having a stepped through hole (3), inside which a return spring (5) is arranged, and further with a single arm transmission lever (37), which is arranged in the carrier (2) and the free end (43) of which is adapted for an engagement with a cross trip (47) provided in a cutoff case (7), the free end (43) further being provided with a cross stop (44) overlapping on both sides and having an engagement surface (45) for an engagement with a stop surface (46) of the cross trip (47),and the single arm transmission lever (37) being provided with a cylindrical crossbar (38), characterised in that the cylindrical crossbar (38) is swingingly and slidingly arranged in an oval cross seat (40) in the carrier (2), said seat (40) being provided with a back supporting surface (41) and a front supporting surface (42) for an engagement with the cylindrical crossbar (38) of the single arm transmission lever (37), and a locking clearance (X) exists between the engagement surface (45) and the stop surface (46).
- Locking mechanism of a hand firearm according to claim 1, characterised in that the overlapping cross stop (44) of the single arm transmission lever (37) is further provided with a control surface (48) for an engagement with a nose (49) of a single arm release lever (50) for catching the hammer (55) by its catch protrusion (54).
- Locking mechanism of a hand firearm according to claim 1, characterised in that the single arm transmission lever (37) is provided with a firing element (59) arranged in a limited sliding way, having an end intended for an engagement with the firing pin (33) and the opposite end for an engagement with the striking surface (58) of the hammer (55).
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