HU206232B - Self-defence pistol of moving chamber magazine - Google Patents

Abstract

In a hand-gun comprising a grip (3), a barrel (1), a cartridge magazine pushable into a slide inside the grip (3), a magazine lifting device (6) and a firing device (8, 9), the cartridge magazine is made out as a moving cartridge chamber magazine (4) comprising at least two cartridge chambers (7), said cartridge chamber magazine (4) being movable step-by-step upwards along the slide inside the grip (3) by means of the magazine lifting device (6).

Description

FIELD OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a self-defense ammunition with a mobile magazine. As well-known constructions, guns are basically divided into two large groups: the rotary cylinder and the self-loading system. The rotary cylinder blades are in each case rigidly locked, whereas the fillers can be rigidly locked or weight locked. For rotary cylinder weapons, the ammunition is rotated to place the ammunition in the center line of the barrel. The weapon is longitudinally divided into three parts, the barrel, the barrel and the grip part. As a result, these weapons are long and wide due to the diameter of the barrel, but their structure is simple. Self-loading handguns are only longitudinally divided into two parts, the barrel and the grip. The ammunition is located in the grip 15 and is loaded by a spring in the center line of the barrel. The weapon has a reciprocating sleeve which provides refueling, among other things. Self-loading mortars are generally shorter, flatter and more projectile than barrel barrels, but their structure is more complex.

The so-called. self-defense pocket weapons - due to their small size - have become more commonplace with self-loading weapons. For small-sized pocket weapons, such as. The FN Belgian "Baby", the Czech Zborojovka, the Zetka "Duo" and all 25 other pocket guns are characterized by their length of 100-130 mm, height 70-90 mm, width 20- They are 25 mm in size, 6.35 mm in caliber and 60-100 Joule in energy at the estuary, and have locking latches. It would be desirable to significantly increase the caliber and estuary energy by keeping the size 30 small, but this is not possible with the currently known designs.

It is an object of the present invention to provide a handgun 35 with a high caliber and high estuarine handgun. This is accomplished by converting the rotary cylinder into a moving cartridge magazine in which the ammunition is positioned over one another rather than circumferentially, so that the magazine is flat. This flat magazine can now be placed in the grip of the weapon 40 to reduce its length. In the case of shots, the subsequent ammunition enters the barrel shaft in a linear fashion, not by rotation of the cylinder barrel.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In accordance with an object of the present invention, the invention includes a movable magazine self-defense ammunition consisting of a handle, a barrel at the front of the handle and a trigger, a trigger at the rear and top of the handle, a movable cartridge magazine having a plurality of cartridges movable perpendicular to the centerline, having a movable trigger actuator movable in a straight line which moves the movable magazine magazine, and has a position for receiving the lifting member 55 in the mobile cartridge magazine.

In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the movable cartridge reservoir is formed of interlocking and engaging cartridge members. 60

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The self-defense handgun with a moving cartridge according to the invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

Figure 1: Side view sketch of a line operation.

Figure 2 illustrates the cartridge barrel elements.

Figure 3: Front view of a moving weapon library extracted from a weapon.

In Figure 1, the moving cartridge chamber magazine (4) is made in one piece ^{of n,} and multiple (7) chamber formed therein. The cartridge (4) is located in the handle (3). Attached to the front portion of the grip (3) are the barrel (1), the trigger (16) and the lifting element (6) of the movable charge reservoir, while the rear portion has the trigger (8, 9), locking pin (13) and lifting the locking pin. The cock pull bar (11) is located across the handle.

In Figure 2, each of the cartridge rings (7) is in a cartridge member (5), and each of the cartridge members (5) has a surface design, e.g. (10) with a dovetail joint.

Figure 3 shows the superimposed space (7), the teeth (14) and the locking pocket (17) which holds the movable magazine in the shaft.

In the handle (3), the movable cartridge magazine (4) must be inserted into the cartridge spaces (7) filled with ammunition, where it is secured by the locking pin (13) pushed into the locking pin (17). When the shot is triggered, the movable charge magazine (4) in the grip (3) is moved by straightening the trigger (16) and the lifting elements (6) are driven by the teeth (14) in a straight-line lifting motion. ) the barrel is centered where it is secured by the locking pin (13). When the trigger (16) is pulled, at the same time as lifting the movable cartridge (4), the locking pin (13) is pulled out of the locking pin (17) through the locking pin lever (18) and the cock (9) is pulled up. ) against its spring. By appropriately selecting the dimensions, when the trigger (16) is fully retracted, the movable cartridge (4) is in place, locked by the locking pin (13) and the cock (8) detached from the cocking rod (11) initiates the ammunition. . By releasing the trigger (16), the process can be repeated.

During the firing of the shots, the cartridge (4) protrudes from the handle (3).

If the cartridge (4) is not made of a single piece, but consists of cartridge elements (5) for receiving ammunition, they are lifted upwards from the handle (3), in the absence of the guide (3). After the shots, the weapon fires not only the blank casing but also the associated ammunition. <

The advantage of the present invention over other known designs is that it combines the simple design and rigid locking principle of rotary-barreled ammunition with the placement of ammunition stored in the grip part of the self-loading ammunition, which allows for a small size of small-size weapon

EN 206 232 to produce a firing, multiple-barreled firearm. Another advantage is the economical manufacturing ability due to the simple structure.

Claims (2)

1. Movement carton magazine self-defense ammunition weapon - «consisting of a handle (3), a barrel (1) at the front of the handle (3) and a trigger (16), a firing device (8, 9) at the rear and top of the handle (3) ), characterized in that the handle (3) has a linear movement of the barrel (4) which can be moved perpendicularly to the center line of the barrel (2) and has a plurality of cartridges (7), a movable bar for moving the cartridge (4) (16) has a movable lifting member (6), and the moving cartridge (4) has locations for receiving the lifting member (6), preferably teeth (14). The weapon of claim 1, wherein 10, characterized in that the movable cartridge reservoir (4) is formed of interlocking and engaging cartridge cartridges (5).