EP2476991A2 - Magasin rééquipable pour une arme à air comprimé à canon rayé - Google Patents

Magasin rééquipable pour une arme à air comprimé à canon rayé Download PDF

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EP2476991A2
EP2476991A2 EP12150878A EP12150878A EP2476991A2 EP 2476991 A2 EP2476991 A2 EP 2476991A2 EP 12150878 A EP12150878 A EP 12150878A EP 12150878 A EP12150878 A EP 12150878A EP 2476991 A2 EP2476991 A2 EP 2476991A2
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    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F41WEAPONS
    • F41BWEAPONS FOR PROJECTING MISSILES WITHOUT USE OF EXPLOSIVE OR COMBUSTIBLE PROPELLANT CHARGE; WEAPONS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • F41B11/00Compressed-gas guns, e.g. air guns; Steam guns
    • F41B11/60Compressed-gas guns, e.g. air guns; Steam guns characterised by the supply of compressed gas
    • F41B11/64Compressed-gas guns, e.g. air guns; Steam guns characterised by the supply of compressed gas having a piston effecting a compressor stroke during the firing of each shot
    • F41B11/642Compressed-gas guns, e.g. air guns; Steam guns characterised by the supply of compressed gas having a piston effecting a compressor stroke during the firing of each shot the piston being spring operated
    • F41B11/646Arrangements for putting the spring under tension
    • F41B11/647Arrangements for putting the spring under tension by a rocker lever
    • F41B11/648Arrangements for putting the spring under tension by a rocker lever in breakdown air guns
    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F41WEAPONS
    • F41BWEAPONS FOR PROJECTING MISSILES WITHOUT USE OF EXPLOSIVE OR COMBUSTIBLE PROPELLANT CHARGE; WEAPONS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • F41B11/00Compressed-gas guns, e.g. air guns; Steam guns
    • F41B11/50Magazines for compressed-gas guns; Arrangements for feeding or loading projectiles from magazines
    • F41B11/54Magazines for compressed-gas guns; Arrangements for feeding or loading projectiles from magazines the projectiles being stored in a rotating drum magazine

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  • the invention relates to a retrofit magazine for air rifles, which are equipped with tilting or buckling technology.
  • Air rifles are loaded with diabolos, with predominantly flat head or round head diabolos being used for sport shooting.
  • Air rifles in particular tilt and keg air guns, must be loaded with a single projectile usually before each shot.
  • the barrel is bent while a compressive stress is built up, with which the projectile is fired at the next shot.
  • the kinking is used to load the rifle with a new diabolo. The shooter lowers the view from the target to the rifle and raises the view after the charging process again to the goal. As a result, a constant focusing of the eye is necessary, which loads the eye and thus shortens the period of training.
  • This device has the great disadvantage that it can not be retrofitted, so that many weapons already manufactured can not be equipped with it.
  • the insertion of a Geuntereintrittsö réelle in the barrel is almost impossible.
  • the font DE 1 844 952 discloses an air rifle with a tipping barrel in which the tipping barrel is lifted by a cam in front of the opening of a tubular bullet magazine during cocking of the rifle.
  • This device has the disadvantage that - as previously - a retrofitting of existing weapons with this device is not possible or very difficult.
  • Both aforementioned inventions have the coincident disadvantage that the projectiles are arranged in the magazine one behind the other.
  • the shape of the diabolos and the small size of these bullets make it difficult to load individual bullets from a magazine, which leads to loading errors that conflict with the desire to deliver multiple shots in quick succession.
  • the filling of the magazines shown is difficult to call, because only can be minimized by careful approach to filling the magazine loading errors.
  • the object of the invention is therefore to provide a retrofit magazine for air rifles, which overcomes the disadvantages of the prior art described.
  • the magazine should ensure safe loading of the rifle with diabolos.
  • the object is achieved in that the retrofit magazine has a plurality of chambers, which are each filled with a diabolo, wherein each time one of the chambers is moved in front of the rear barrel opening.
  • a single diabolo is moved from a chamber into the barrel during cocking of the air rifle, which exposes the rear barrel opening of the dump barrel, from the retrofittable magazine which pivots in front of this rear barrel opening during the clamping operation.
  • a diabolo is ready to fire in the barrel.
  • the next with a diabolo-filled chamber is moved over the same lever mechanism so that it is the following charging and after pivoting of the magazine in front of the rear muzzle opposite the rear muzzle.
  • the chambers are arranged in a flat resting on the system sleeve ring which is rotatably mounted in a chamber ring housing.
  • This embodiment will be explained in more detail by way of example, but it is also conceivable to apply an identical charging technique for chambers arranged next to one another in a row or a ring of chambers arranged with its narrow side on the system sleeve, through which the target is aimed.
  • the retrofit magazine for an air rifle is attached to the barrel via a mounting clamp.
  • a linkage is rotatably mounted about an axis extending from the perspective of the shooter transverse to the axis of rotation, at whose end facing the shooter a chamber ring housing is arranged.
  • Mounting clamp and chamber housing are spaced so far that the chamber ring housing pivoted when opening the weapon for the purpose of clamping around the said axis such that the chamber ring housing tilts behind the running of the weapon.
  • the aim is to position the chamber ring housing with its barrel-facing projectile exit opening in front of the barrel by pivoting the housing such that a diabolo can be introduced into the barrel through the projectile outlet opening.
  • the chamber ring housing has a recess into which a chamber ring can be inserted accurately.
  • the chamber ring in turn has a plurality of chambers, each filled with a diabolo.
  • the chamber ring comprises a pusher sleeve plate which rests flat on the chamber ring housing bottom and engages over a arranged on its underside pin in the Kammerringgephasealleuseboden.
  • a sliding sleeve is mounted, which is aligned in the running direction. It is provided on its side facing the shooter with a slot extending parallel to the slide sleeve bottom.
  • a slider mandrel is movably arranged in the direction of travel.
  • the pusher mandrel is dimensioned so that when moving in the direction of the shooter away from behind in a chamber of the chamber ring engage and a diabolo located in the chamber ring can push forward through the floor outlet opening. Its length corresponds to the inner diameter of the chamber ring, but it can be shorter, provided that it is guaranteed that the Schieberdorn the projectile in the direction of movement can move sufficiently far.
  • a drive lever is rotatably mounted, which upon kinking of the Kipplaufs by elements of the air rifle such.
  • the system sleeve or the clamping lever is moved away from the shooter, so that the valve spool wing connected to it via a rupture-preventing piston is likewise moved away from the shooter.
  • a slide drive bore is provided on one of the slider mandrel wings, in which engages the anti-fracture piston.
  • a passage lock is provided on one of the wings, which prevents unintentional rotation of the chamber ring. This passage lock is released only when the spool wing is moved away from the shooter together with the spool.
  • the propulsion system for the chamber ring is arranged on one of the spool wings. It includes a pusher latch, pusher latch stop and pusher pawl spring. In the region of the stop of the pusher pawl, a cam is attached, which, when the pawl spring exerts a force on the pusher pawl, strikes against the pawl stop, thus preventing too wide opening of the pawl pawl.
  • the pusher pawl engages in a chamber of the chamber ring. The pusher pawl is pressed by the Kammering in the direction of the spool and thus compressed the pusher pawl spring.
  • the slider pawl spring relaxes and pushes the slider pawl away from the slider sleeve.
  • the pusher pawl engages the chamber adjacent to the chamber previously engaged.
  • the pusher pushes the chamber ring by a chamber width on, is pressed back in the direction of the spool and sets the spool spring again under tension.
  • a flow chart of a loading and firing operation is to be displayed until the complete emptying of the magazine.
  • the weapon should be inclined slightly downwards for easier filling with the barrel.
  • a first chamber in the chamber ring is provided with a diabolo via the filling notch, which is usefully arranged in the direction of rotation of the chamber ring directly next to the sliding sleeve.
  • the drive lever By pressing the drive lever, the chamber ring is moved by one chamber width.
  • the next Diabolo can be introduced via the filling groove. This process is - unless you have previously held so many diabolos kept ready as the chamber ring - repeated until a diabolo falls through the bullet outlet opening from the chamber ring housing.
  • the projectile in the first filled chamber is displaced by the mechanism described above in front of the projectile exit opening to be ready for insertion into the barrel during the subsequent loading process. It should be noted in this context that the chamber ring always has an empty chamber through this device design after complete loading.
  • the first loading process can be performed.
  • the tilting of the weapon is bent to tension the compression spring.
  • the chamber ring housing pivots behind the running.
  • the drive lever depending on the weapon model, enters into an interaction with the system sleeve or the tension lever.
  • the drive lever is folded away from the shooter, whereby the shunt lock piston connected to the drive lever moves away the slider mandrel wing fastened to it from the shooter.
  • the spool is also moved in the same direction and pushes the projectile through the projectile exit opening into the current.
  • the pusher spring pusher pawl works pushed by the pusher spring pusher pawl to the outside until the pusher stopper prevents further flaps.
  • the drive lever folds back to its original position with the pusher pawl engages in the next chamber and the chamber ring rotates so far that the next filled chamber is again located approximately in front of the bullet outlet opening.
  • the chamber has been moved only by an angle which is between half and a whole chamber width.
  • the projectile outlet opening covers only partially the outwardly facing chamber opening, whereby no projectile can fall out. Only when loading, ie the insertion of the projectile with the help of the Schieberdorns the remaining angle of rotation is overcome.
  • the weapon After loading, the weapon is ready for the next shot.
  • the device ensures that the shooter only needs to tighten the weapon, the loading takes place automatically when cocking the weapon. This allows the shooter throughout the time to keep his eyes on the possible even moving target, which on the one hand protects the eyes, on the other hand brings a time advantage. Tightening the weapon is a process that the shooter can do without looking.
  • Another advantage is that the device is very safe in its operation, so cant missiles when loading. As a result, the safety of the shooter is increased, accidents with faulty floors can be avoided.
  • An advantageous embodiment may be the provision of a removable chamber, so that the shooter after dispensing all inserted in a chamber ring projectiles must only replace the empty chamber ring by a filled. As a result, the speed can be increased.
  • the drive lever which is rotatably mounted in the presented embodiment about its attachment point on the linkage, can also be designed to slide over the linkage.
  • the chamber ring housing tilts behind the Kipplauf so that between the axis by the Kipplauf and the axis through the chamber from the loading, are at an angle to each other. Therefore, it could be advantageous to design linkage and chamber ring housing against each other movable so as to bring the two axes to cover. This would allow even safer loading of the weapon.
  • Fig.1 shows the side view of a retrofit magazine for an air rifle.
  • a mounting clamp 25 is provided, which is placed around the barrel and is attached in a simple manner, for example by two screws on the barrel.
  • a detachable connection is preferred, so that the Magazine eg for competitions of marksmen, on which it would not be allowed, can be dismantled again.
  • the possibility of separation for the care of the weapon and the maintenance of the magazine is to be considered meaningful.
  • a linkage 23 is rotatably mounted on the one hand, the chamber housing 10 and on the other hand, the drive lever 26 are arranged. While the chamber ring housing 10 is fixedly connected to the linkage 23, the drive lever 26 in turn is rotatably mounted relative to the linkage 23. On the drive lever 26 is at a distance from the linkage 23 of the anti-fracture piston 31 is also rotatably arranged. With his shooter-facing end he engages in the chamber ring housing.
  • limiting elements 22 are provided, via which an adaptation of the retrofit magazine for an air rifle to the various types of air rifle with respect to the height and width of the Kipplaufs is possible, so that when loading the weapon in the Fig. 1 not shown projectile outlet opening 21 opposite the rear run opening of the Kipplaufs 1 is located.
  • Fig. 2 is the retrofit magazine for an air rifle shown in the side view after mounting on an air rifle.
  • the air rifle is a Kipplaufgewehr, which has a tilting barrel 1, and a system sleeve 3, which are pivotally connected at the pivot point 6 or with each other.
  • the system sleeve 3 grasps around the tipping run 1 and thus covers the separation point 2, before the projectile has to be inserted before firing.
  • the rifle has an aiming device, in the illustrated case comprising visor 4 and grain 5, and is tensioned by a tension lever 7.
  • the retrofit magazine for an air rifle is connected via the mounting clamp 25 with the tilting 1 of the weapon fixed or detachable.
  • the chamber housing 10 On rotatably mounted in the mounting clamp 25 linkage 23, the chamber housing 10 is attached.
  • the Chamber ring housing 10 has limiting elements 22, via which the position of the chamber ring housing 10 is adjusted on the Kipplauf 1 such that the chamber ring housing 10 does not obstruct the visor on visor 4 and grain 5 and ensures optimal loading of a diabolo in the barrel.
  • the drive lever 26 and the anti-fracture piston 31 are shown.
  • Fig. 3 the retrofittable magazine for an air rifle is shown in an intermediate position during the loading process.
  • a compression spring for an air piston in the system sleeve 3 must be tightened. This takes place in buckling and dumping weapons on the clamping lever 7, which transmits the movement of the buckling or tilting barrel 1 in a force to build up the pressure.
  • the leverage which is obtained over the length of the buckling or tilting barrel 1, used for clamping.
  • FIGS. 5 to 13 are individual assemblies of the retrofit magazine for an air rifle shown.
  • the chamber ring housing 10 has a Kammerringgephasebaluse founded 8, which rests on the system sleeve 3 of the weapon.
  • a wall 9 addition which is dimensioned in its height so that they can accommodate the chamber ring 11.
  • the chamber ring housing 10 has in the wall 9 on the side facing away from the shooter and on the left in the picture a bullet outlet opening 21 through which the diabolos are transferred from the chamber ring 11 in the rear running end of the dump barrel 1.
  • a slide drive slot 19 is provided through which pass through the anti-fracture piston and can access the arranged in the housing loading mechanism.
  • a pin receptacle 36 is provided in the chamber ring housing 8. Both slide drive slot 19 and pin receptacle 36 will be described in more detail below.
  • Fig. 6 the chamber ring housing 10 is shown in front view.
  • the gunner shown with the rifle facing away from the view shows the wall 9, which in the barrel axis of the curvature of the System sleeve 3 has adapted shape.
  • the projectile outlet opening 21 is arranged in the wall.
  • connection points 34 for the attachment of the linkage 23 can be seen.
  • Fig. 7 (Top view) and 8 (side view) show a chamber ring 11, which in the present case has the most preferred number of 21 chambers.
  • the chambers are designed to receive one diabolo each and have openings 35 on the outside of the chamber ring 11 and corresponding openings on the inside of the ring.
  • FIGS. 9 and 10 In the anti-fracture piston 31, which with its end remote from the shooter rotatably secured to the drive lever 26 about the anti-rotation piston pivot point 20 and its end facing the shooter is arranged in the slide drive bore 18, has a spring whose bias is so is dimensioned that the projectile is safely pushed into the barrel during the loading process.
  • the spring arranged in the anti-fracturing piston 31 prevents the mechanics of the retrofittable magazine for an air rifle from being affected.
  • the return piston is also arranged rotatably on the drive lever 26 with its end facing away from the shooter corresponding to the anti-fracture piston on the other side of the gun barrel. Its end facing the shooter is disposed within the chamber ring housing such that after each firing and loading operation, the drive lever is returned to its original position.
  • the return piston also provides a spring for protecting the mechanical parts of the device.
  • Fig. 11 a plan view of the slider sleeve plate 38 is shown.
  • the pusher sleeve plate 38 has - as the previously described Kammerringgephasealleuseboden 8 - via a slide drive slot 19.
  • it has on its underside a pin 37 which is dimensioned so that it can engage in the pin receptacle 36.
  • a Behellkerbe 33 is on the top of the slide sleeve plate 38.
  • the backstop 28 prevents the arranged in the assembled state around the pusher plate plate around chamber ring 11 can not turn back counter to the intended direction.
  • the slide sleeve 12 is arranged on the slide sleeve plate 38. This has the pin 37 described.
  • the slide sleeve 12 is provided on its side facing the shooter with a parallel to the slider sleeve plate 38 slot inserted, in which in the assembled state of the slider pin 14 wings can slide back and forth.
  • the slider mandrel 13 itself also slides through the closed part of the slider mandrel sleeve 12.
  • Schieberdorn 13 and associated Schieberdornhoffl 14 are in Fig. 13 shown.
  • the sliding in the sliding sleeve 12 slide mandrel 13 has two Schieberdorneriel 14 which protrude parallel to the slide sleeve plate 38 from the spool 13.
  • Spool 13 and spool 14 are dimensioned so that they can slide in the spool sleeve 12 described above.
  • the pusher mandrel 13 in turn has a tip with which a diabolo can push out of the chamber of a pusher tube plate 38 arranged chamber ring 11.
  • One of the spool vanes 14 has a spool drive bore 18 into which the rupture lock piston engages through the spool drive slots 19 located below the spool drive bore 18 in the chamber ring housing bottom 8 and spool sleeve plate 38.
  • the Pass-through barrier 30 is provided, which prevents the chamber ring 11 around the slider sleeve plate 38 can be rotated around unintentionally.
  • a pusher pawl 15 is rotatably disposed at one end about an axis. At the stored end, the pawl on a cam.
  • the pusher latch 15 is pressed by a pusher pawl spring 17 to the outside. In the normal position, the pusher pawl 15 engages with its free end in a chamber of the chamber ring 11 disposed around the pusher plate 38 around, the pusher pawl spring 17 is compressed. Once the pusher mandrel 13 is moved in the Schieberdornhülse 12, the pusher spring 17 can relax and presses the pusher pawl 15 to the outside.
  • Fig. 14 Shown in a plan view in its entirety mounted on an air rifle.
  • Tipping 1 and system sleeve 3 form the two main components of the air rifle. They are movable relative to one another via a pivot point 6, wherein the tilting barrel 1 is loaded at the separation point 2.
  • visor 4 and grain 5 are arranged on the dump 1.
  • the mounting clamp 25 is arranged on the tipping run 1.
  • An antihavage spring 24 prevents improper use of the weapon, eg. B. by wrong holding, the retrofit magazine for an air rifle causes damage to the dump 1.
  • the rod 23 is rotatably mounted, at the other end of the chamber ring housing 10 is attached.
  • the Linkage 23 is fastened with the help of a linkage fuse 29 to the mounting bracket 25 and protected by the linkage fuse 29.
  • a member is provided on the linkage 23, on which the drive lever 26 is rotatably mounted. He grasps in the mounted state around the barrel of the rifle.
  • rupture flask 31 and return piston 32 are arranged, which in turn are in turn connected to the chamber housing 10.
  • the chamber ring housing 10 is supplemented by limiting elements 22, with the aid of which the retrofittable magazine for an air rifle has been adapted to the air rifle.
  • the chamber ring housing 10 of the chamber ring 11 is inserted, which in turn comprises the slide sleeve plate 38, which is connected via the pin 37 with the chamber housing 10.
  • slide sleeve plate 38 On the slide sleeve plate 38 and in the slide sleeve 12 slide pin 13 and slide mandrel wings 14 are arranged.
  • the slider sleeve plate 38 has a Beglallkerbe 33 and the backstop 28.
  • On the spool wings 14 are in turn to in the figure description Fig. 13 arranged elements, wherein in the present Fig. 14 an element of the anti-fracture piston 31 has been gripped by the slide drive bore 18 and secured there against slipping out with the aid of a cotter pin.

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