JPS6311507Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to an improvement of a rotating magazine body for a toy gun.

The rotating magazine body of a toy gun that loads conventional bullets is
As illustrated in FIGS. 1a, b, and c, for example, in the case of a six-shot gun, six bullet loading holes 13' are bored near the outer periphery of the rotating magazine body 5'. A gunpowder mounting hole 14' for setting gunpowder on the same radius line as the bullet loading hole 13 near the center.
was established. However, when it is necessary to drill a large number of bullet loading holes, such as in the case of 10 or 12 rounds, the conventional arrangement of the gunpowder mounting hole 14' does not allow for the bullet loading hole to be drilled due to the space on the end face of the rotating magazine body. It was difficult to provide the same number of gunpowder mounting holes.

Therefore, for toy guns that require a large number of bullet loading holes in the rotating magazine body, such as toy guns that can fire 8 rounds, 10 rounds, or more, it is necessary to increase the diameter of the rotating magazine body, or increase the number of bullet loading holes. The only option was to reduce the diameter of the hole and the gunpowder mounting hole. However, if the diameter of the rotating magazine body is increased, the toy gun itself becomes heavier, and if the diameter of the bullet loading hole or gunpowder mounting hole is decreased, the bullets and gunpowder must be made smaller as multiple shots are fired, resulting in a lack of impact. It was hot.

The present invention was developed in view of these points, and it is possible to create a rotating magazine body for a toy gun that can be provided with a large number of bullet loading holes and the same number of gunpowder mounting holes, even if the rotating magazine body is the same as the conventional rotating magazine body. This is what we provide.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 to 5. In FIG. This is a breakable toy gun, and the rotary magazine body 5 is rotatably mounted by inserting the center portion into an insertion shaft 6 provided in the toy gun 1. Therefore, the rotary magazine body 5 will be explained in detail based on FIGS. 8 are fixed together.

A locking through hole 9 is bored in the center of the rotating magazine body 5 over the entire length, and a locking through hole 9 is provided in the metal part 8 around the locking through hole 9 as shown in FIG. When the magazine body 5 is mounted on the toy gun 1, an operating rod 11 (fourth
A sawtooth-shaped feed pawl 12 is formed which engages with the rotary magazine body 5 and sequentially rotates the rotary magazine body 5. Reference numeral 13 denotes bullet loading holes provided at regular intervals in the circumferential direction on the outer periphery of the magazine body 5, and 12 bullet loading holes are provided in the vicinity of the outer peripheries of the plastic molded part 7 and the metal material part 8, communicating with each other over the entire length of the magazine body 5. It has been set up. Reference numeral 14 denotes a circular gunpowder loading hole portion, which is formed in the same number as the 12 bullet loading holes 13 between adjacent bullet loading holes 13 and on the side of the locking through hole 9 from the bullet loading hole 13; A gunpowder contacting member 16 having a protrusion 15 at the center is provided inside the gunpowder mounting hole 14 of the metal member 8.

The hammer 10 has a bullet striking part 18 and a gunpowder striking part so that when the trigger 17 is pulled, the bullet loaded in the bullet loading hole 13 of the rotating magazine body 5 and the gunpowder provided in the gunpowder mounting hole 14 are simultaneously struck. 19 are shifted diagonally and molded in one piece. In this embodiment, the hammer 10 is made of plastic, but it may of course be made of metal. Further, a V-shaped hole 20 is opened in the gun rear body 3 so as to be able to protrude toward a rotating magazine body equipped with a bullet striking part 18 and a gunpowder striking part 19. Reference numeral 21 denotes a hole portion which can be engaged with the tip of the insertion shaft 6.

When equipping a toy gun with a rotating magazine configured as described above, first hold the bullet firing tube section 2 and gun rear body 3, fold the toy gun 1 in half about the pivot section 4, and insert the projecting hole. When the shaft 6 is inserted into the locking through hole 9 of the rotary magazine body 5 and the bullet firing cylinder section 2 is returned to its original state, the tip of the insertion shaft 6 engages with the hole 21 and the rotary magazine body 5 becomes a toy. Equipped with gun 1.

In addition, when loading bullets and gunpowder into the rotating magazine body 5, the toy gun is folded in half as described above, and the bullets are loaded into each bullet loading hole 13 and the gunpowder loading hole 14 is loaded.
The explosive part attached to the flat annular paper located on the protruding piece 15 is set. Then, once the bullet launcher section 2 is returned to its original state, the next step is to press the hammer backwards as before, and pull the trigger to release the bullet launcher section 2 with an explosion sound.
The bullet is fired from. At this time, the next bullet loading hole 13 and gunpowder mounting hole 14 of the rotating magazine body 5 are set at the hammer position by the operating rod 11 and the feed pawl 12.

As described above, the present invention has a large number of bullet loading holes 13 drilled at regular intervals near the outer periphery of the rotating magazine body 5, and adjacent bullet loading holes 13.
This is because the rotary magazine body 5 for a toy gun is characterized in that the paper gunpowder mounting holes 14 are provided in the same number as the bullet loading holes 13 closer to the center of the rotary magazine body 5 than the bullet loading holes 13 between the bullet loading holes 13 and 13. Even if the rotating magazine body has the same diameter as the conventional one, it is possible to provide a large number of bullet loading holes and the same number of gunpowder mounting holes, and it is possible to provide a certain number of bullet loading holes and gunpowder mounting holes in the limited space of the rotating magazine body. Even if it increases, it can be formed without increasing the diameter of the rotating magazine body. Therefore, the toy gun itself does not become heavier, and the rotating magazine body alone does not become larger in terms of the balance of the gun as a whole.

[Brief description of the drawings]

Figure 1a is a front view of a conventional rotating magazine body, b is a side view, c is a rear view, Figure 2 is a side view of a toy gun showing an embodiment of the present invention, and Figure 3a is the present invention. b is a partially sectional side view, c is a rear view, FIG. 4 is a view taken along line A-A in FIG. 2, and FIG. FIG. 2 is a rear view of FIG. 2; 5... Rotating magazine body, b... Bullet loading hole, 14...
...Gunpowder mounting hole.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A large number of bullet loading holes 13 penetrating at equal intervals are bored in the vicinity of the outer periphery of the rotating magazine body 5, and holes closer to the center of the rotating magazine body 5 than the bullet loading holes 13 between adjacent bullet loading holes 13, 13 are provided. A rotary magazine body for a toy gun, characterized in that the same number of paper gunpowder mounting holes 14 as bullet loading holes 13 are provided.