SE530941C2 - duel Spin - Google Patents

Description

55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 530 94% 2 The target device is preferably designed so that it can be easily mounted and dismounted to facilitate transport of the device.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The invention will be described in more detail below with reference to the accompanying figures, in which: Fig. 1 shows a target device in a front view Fig. 2 shows the target device in a side view Figs. 3a and b show, in a rear view , a preferred form of resetting device with lens system where fi g 3a shows the inclined position of the target plates and fi g 3b shows the reset position DETAILED FIGURE DESCRIPTION In fi g.1 the target device is shown in a front view (ie the idea that the shooter sees the target device). The target plate (1) of each layer is placed at each end of a rod (2), in neutral position, with a hinge point (3) arranged in the middle of the rod. The targets are angled downwards in such a way that the impact ball fi on impact on the target gives rise to a crane component which moves the target along an upward circular arcuate movement, marked by the line of motion (4) while the opponent's target moves along a downwardly directed circular motion. (5). The bar (2) mounted in the middle with the target plates (1) is supported by a stand pillar (6) which is connected to a ground support consisting of 3 support struts (7).

A cover plate (8) intended to cover the target plates (1) in the lowest position of the target plates is mounted on the frame column (6). To facilitate transport, the parts of the target device are assembled so that the device is easily mounted and dismountable. This means that the support struts, (7), are connected to the stand column (6) with a quick coupling device (9). The rod (2), with the target plates (1), is easily detachable from its axis of rotation (10) mounted on the frame pillar (6). The cover plate (8) is mounted on the stand pillar (6) with a quick coupling (11).

In fi g.2 the target device is shown in a side view. This view shows the inclination of the target plates (1).

The target plates can either be fixedly mounted on the rod (2) or, in a tapered embodiment, rotatably mounted on the rod so that the angle of inclination of the plates can be varied so that the desired upward force is achieved when hitting the target plates.

In Fig. 3a, the target device is shown in a rear view with a dry-drawn form of resetting device. The figure shows the bar (2) with the target plates (1) in the position that prevails when the shooter on the right has won the competition. The zeroing device consists of 2 ropes (12,13) attached to the rod (2). The attachment points of the two ropes are located at equal distances from the joint point (3) of the rod. The other ends of the ropes (12,13) are interconnectors with a common tow rope (14). The tow line (14) runs via an upper line guide (15) and a lower line guide (16) to the position of the shooters. From said position, zeroing can be done by pulling the line. When the pull is performed, a tension spring (17) is tensioned, the function of which is to return the ropes to untensioned positions after the reset.

Fig. 3b shows the position when the tow line (14) is tensioned for resetting. The tension spring (17) is tensioned in this position. As soon as the person performing the reset releases the traction line, the traction cap returns the lines (12,13) to the untensioned position. 105 110 115 120 125 130 135 140 145 150 5303 941 3 Fig. 4 shows an alternative embodiment of resetting device. In this alternative, the ropes (12, 13) are connected to an actuator (18) which dares to move the connection point of the ropes to the actuator between positions A and B. In pos.A the ropes (l2, l3) are tensioned and in pos.

B is the linoma slack.

The actuator (18) can be fi scarred, from the position of the shooters, electrically or pneumatically.

The invention is not limited to the embodiments described above, but can be varied within the scope of the following claims.

Claims (6)

5313 BÅP! Patent claims Self-marking target device for paired, or team, competition shooting, characterized in that the respective teams' needle boards (1) are placed at each end of a bar (2), in neutral position with a hinge point (3) arranged in the middle of the bar and that the targets are angled downwards in such a way that the impact force of the ball on impact on the target gives rise to a force component which moves the target along an upward circular arcuate movement (4) at the same time as the opponent's target is moved along a downward circular arcuate movement (5) 2. Self-marking target device according to claim 1 characterized in that the target in a position along the downward circular arc movement of the target is covered by a plate (8) which makes board hits impossible 3. Self-marking target device according to claims 1-2 characterized in that the rod (2) has its articulation point on a vertical pillar (6) arranged in the middle of the rod 4. Self-marking target device according to claim 3 characterized by at least 3, from the pillar (6), outwardly angled support legs (7) which form a support against the ground. 5. Self-marking target device according to claim 4, characterized in that the rod (2), the pillar (6) and the support legs (7) are easily disassembled 6. Self-marking target device according to claim 1, characterized in that the rod (2), at a distance from the target device, can be manually reset to its horizontal neutral position by means of two ropes (l2, l3) one end of which is connected to the rod (2), on either side of the end point, ( 3) and the other ends of which are connected to a tow line (14) which, via the controls (15, 16) in the pillar, (6) is advanced to the position of the shooters. 7 Self-marking target device acc. claim 6, characterized in that the ropes (12, 13) are connected to an actuator (l8) connected to the column (6) which can be moved by scarring between two positions where one position clamps the ropes (l2, l3) and the other the position slackens the lines (12, l3).