JPS6232067Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] Currently, gateball has become popular as a sport for the elderly and is actively played all over the country. The gist of the game is to compete for points by hitting the ball with a stick, hitting other balls, or passing through a gate. However, at the moment, there is no sniper equipment in the station, so we are using our intuition and sight to make our shots.

It hits well at close range, but when it comes to long distances, my estimation goes awry and I don't hit very well. Even if you win, it is said to be a "Magret" hit.

We want to cover up this technical mistake and create gateball experts.

There is a saying that even if you hit a bad gun a few times, you will hit a target, but because you use a sniper device, you will hit a target, so if you don't have that, I don't think it will work as the proverb says, even if you hit a few shots. If Stytsuk also had a sniper device, I think it would be a good hit even at long distances. It is clear that if you use the sniper device shown in this proposal, you will have an excellent hit rate. However, it is unlikely that a sniper device that would significantly change the standard would be allowed to do so.
In addition, large objects are inconvenient because they not only get in the way when you hit them, but also cannot fit into conventional carrying bags.

Also, it is not desirable for a sniper device where the powder is higher than the mochi. After much consideration, we devised a sniper device that is small in size, simple in structure, easy for anyone to use, fits in a conventional cell phone bag with it attached, and is inexpensive and has an excellent accuracy rate.

To explain its structure, as shown in Fig. 1, there is a U-shaped groove 3 on the top of the stake handle 1 so that the center is in the same direction as the mallet 4 shown in Fig. The depth of the groove 3 and the U-shaped sight 2 which is slightly smaller than the depth are fixed. The sight 2 is made by bending a wire of an appropriate thickness into a U-shape, and is fixed to two insertion holes provided at the bottom of the U-shaped groove 3. Because of this structure, it stays within the blind spot even when in use or while being carried, and does not bend or become distorted due to external impact.

Also, as shown in Figure 4, the left and right sides are targets, so you can shoot from either side of the mallet 4. Although this proposal is for a device to be installed directly on the top of the handle of the stick, it is also possible to use the device part of this proposal by connecting it with a coupling to devices that are already on the market. Since the structure is as described above,
To use this, as shown in Fig. 5, stand the stick handle 1 vertically on the court surface, bring the mallet 4 close to the ball 5, use the sight 2 to catch the other ball 5' with one eye, and use the sight 2. All you have to do is find the position where the two vertical parts of the ball overlap into one and strike. In such a case, the sight 2, the own ball 5, and the other ball 5' have the same center line, so if you hit your own ball 5 accurately, you will be able to hit it unless there are adverse conditions such as irregularities on the court or disturbances in the slope of the left and right sides. The own ball 5 rolls in a straight line and hits the other ball 5'.

As mentioned above, this sniper device from Staitsku has excellent accuracy, is easy to use, and fits easily into a carrying bag.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a front view of the sniper device, Fig. 2 is a perspective view of the sniper device, Fig. 3 is a plan view of the sniper device, Fig. 4 is a side view of the sniper device, and Fig. 5 is a perspective view showing the sniping state. . 1... Stytsk handle, 2... U-shaped sight, 3... U-shaped groove, 4... Hammer, 5... Own ball, 5'
...Other balls.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A sniper device for a staitsuku that consists of a U-shaped groove in the center of the top of the staitsku's handle, parallel to the hammer of the staitsku, and a U-shaped sight fixed in the center of the groove.