JPH0547952Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) This invention relates to a pistol-type gas lighter, and more particularly to a pistol-type gas lighter that can provide a barrel rotating operation similar to that of an actual pistol.

(Prior Art) Conventionally, a gas lighter whose external shape is shaped like a pistol has been known, and is disclosed, for example, in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 33415/1983.

However, in the case of this known pistol-type gas lighter, since the magazine section that houses the fuel tank is fixedly arranged, the shape of the gas lighter is modeled after that of a rotating barrel pistol in which the magazine section rotates. In this case, there was a problem in that the magazine part did not rotate, making the product uninteresting and reducing the product value.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) This invention aims to provide a pistol-type gas lighter in which the magazine section can be rotated in the same way as in an actual rotating barrel type pistol.

(Means for Solving the Problems) In order to solve the above problems, the means adopted by this invention is to provide a gas tank having a pistol-shaped appearance, which has a gun grip part 1, a magazine part 2, and a gun barrel part 3. The lighter has a cylindrical fuel tank part 1 in a magazine part 2.
0, the fuel tank portion 10 is fixedly attached to the cylindrical fuel tank 11, and the rotary cylindrical body 12 is rotatably inserted into the outer peripheral surface of the fuel tank 11. do.

(Function) A cylindrical fuel tank is fixedly disposed in the magazine section, and a rotary cylinder is rotatably inserted into the outer peripheral surface of the fuel tank. It is possible to obtain an action similar to that of a rotating torso. Since the fuel tank is fixedly arranged, it is easy to connect it to the nozzle facing the gun muzzle and to attach the injection valve.

(Effects of the invention) According to this invention, the fuel tank section disposed in the magazine section consists of a cylindrical fuel tank and a rotary cylinder body rotatably inserted into the outer peripheral surface of the fuel tank. By rotating the barrel, it is possible to obtain an operation similar to that of a rotating barrel type pistol, and it is possible to provide a lighter of this type that has a movement closer to that of an actual pistol.

(Embodiments) Preferred embodiments of this invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings. As shown in Fig. 1, the gas lighter of this invention has a shape imitating the appearance of a pistol, having a gun grip part 1, a magazine part 2, and a gun barrel part 3, and a trigger 4 and a trigger 4 at the bottom of the magazine part 2. A trigger ring 5 is provided, and a hammer 6 is provided between the gun handle 1 and the magazine 2.

A piezoelectric unit 7 is disposed inside the gun grip 1.
A high-voltage lead wire 8 connected to the piezoelectric unit 7 is guided through the magazine section 2 to the gun barrel section 3, and forms a discharge electrode 9 facing a burner nozzle to be described later. The movable part 7a of the piezoelectric unit 7 has the hammer 6.
are linked together, and when the hammer 6 operates, the piezoelectric unit 7 is activated and a high voltage is generated.

A cylindrical fuel tank section 10 is disposed in the magazine section 2 . The fuel tank section 10 includes a fuel tank 11 that is molded into a cylindrical shape from synthetic resin and can store liquid fuel gas under pressure, and a rotary cylindrical body 12 that is rotatably inserted into the outer peripheral surface of the fuel tank 11. The fuel tank 11 is fixedly attached to the magazine section 2. The rotating barrel 12 has an outer peripheral surface shaped to imitate the barrel of an actual pistol.
A click mechanism 13 interposed between the fuel tank 11 and the fuel tank 11 allows for click rotation by a fixed angle, for example, an angle corresponding to the rotation of each bullet. A burner valve 14 is attached to the front end surface of the fuel tank 11, an adjustment ring 15 is connected to the base of the burner valve 14, and a burner nozzle 16 is disposed facing the muzzle 17 of the gun barrel 3. The adjustment ring 15 protrudes from the outer surface of the magazine section 2 and can be rotated to adjust the flow rate.
An air hole 18 is formed in the gun barrel 3 to allow combustion air to be taken into the muzzle. The discharge electrode 9 is positioned facing the tip of the burner nozzle 16, and as shown in FIG. put out

An injection valve 19 is attached to the rear end surface of the fuel tank 11, and as shown in FIG. can be refilled with fuel gas.

By forming the fuel tank 11 from a transparent material and having peepholes 22 bored at symmetrical positions of the rotating cylinder 12, the remaining amount in the fuel tank 12 can be visually confirmed from the outside as shown in FIG. I can do it.

The trigger 4 and hammer 6 are connected to shaft pins 23 and 24, respectively.
They are pivotally supported in a manner that allows them to swing freely, and are linked so that they operate in conjunction with each other. As mentioned above, the movable part 7a of the piezoelectric unit 7 is in contact with one part of the hammer 6, and the operating link 2 is in contact with the other part.
5 and 26 are connected. The first operating link 25 has a rod shape extending substantially horizontally, has one end pivotally connected to the hammer 6, and has the other end linked to a second operating link 26. The second actuating link 26 has a substantially vertically extending rod shape, and its upper end is connected to the neck of the burner valve 14 by lever action. As shown in Figure 6,
When actuating the hammer 6, the first actuating link 25 moves forward horizontally and presses the lower end of the second actuating link 26. For this reason, the second operating link 26 swings to open the burner valve 14, allowing the fuel gas to be ejected.

The trigger 4 and hammer 6 are interlocked with each other, and are configured such that when one of them is operated, the other is also operated in interlock. Thus, as shown in FIG. 11, the gun can be ignited by operating either the trigger 4 or the hammer 6, making it possible to perform an operation similar to that of an actual pistol.

Reference numeral 27 is a stopper for stopping the operation of the hammer 6, to which the magazine section 2 is attached so as to move horizontally between the stop position and the operating position, and the first
As shown in FIGS. 2 and 13, the hammer 6 can freely engage in a horizontally extending stopper groove 28, and when the stopper 27 is engaged in the stopper groove 28 as shown in FIG. The hammer 6 becomes inoperable and the ignition operation is stopped.

When igniting, first the stopper 27 is retracted from the stopper groove 28, and then the trigger 4 or hammer 6 is swung with a finger. When the hammer 6 is operated, the burner valve 14 is opened via the first and second operating links 25 and 26, and fuel gas is ejected from the burner nozzle 16. At the same time, the piezoelectric unit 7 is operated and a high voltage is generated. , a discharge spark is generated between the discharge electrode 9 and the burner nozzle 16, and ignition occurs.

The length of the flame formed can be adjusted to any size by rotating the adjustment ring 15. The formed flame burns out from the muzzle 17 along the axial direction of the barrel portion 3 to the outside, and can ignite the cigarette.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is an external perspective view, Figure 2 is a plan view, Figure 3 is a front view, Figure 4 is a side view, Figure 5 is a partially sectional view showing the internal mechanism, Figure 6 is the same ignition. Figure 7 is an external perspective view of the fuel tank, Figure 8 is a vertical sectional view, Figure 9 is an exploded perspective view, Figure 10 is a sectional view of the click mechanism, and Figure 11 is the ignition. Figures 12 and 13 for explaining the operation are sectional views showing the stopper mechanism. 1... Gun grip part, 2... Magazine part, 3... Gun barrel part,
4...Trigger, 5...Trigger ring, 6...Firearm, 7
...Piezoelectric unit, 8...High voltage lead wire, 9...
discharge electrode, 10... fuel tank section, 11... fuel tank, 12... rotary cylinder body, 13... click mechanism, 14... burner valve, 15... adjustment ring,
16...burner nozzle, 17...muzzle, 18...
... Air hole, 19 ... Injection valve, 20 ... Injection nozzle, 21 ... Refill cylinder, 22 ... Peep hole, 23,
24... Axis pin, 25, 26... Operating link, 2
7...stopper, 28...stopper groove.

Claims (1)

[Utility Model Claims] (1) A gas lighter with a pistol-shaped appearance having a gun grip 1, a magazine 2, and a barrel 3, and a cylindrical fuel tank 1 in the magazine 2.
A pistol-type gas lighter comprising a cylindrical fuel tank 11 to which a fuel tank section 10 is fixedly attached and a rotating cylinder 12 rotatably inserted on the outer circumferential surface of the fuel tank 11. (2) A gas lighter according to claim (1), characterized in that the fuel tank 11 is made of a transparent material and the rotating cylinder 12 has an eye hole 22 formed at a symmetrical position.