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- the present invention relates to a handgun comprising a magazine with a magazine head on which devices are located at the top in order to hold the uppermost cartridge in the loading position as well as devices which bring about the ejection of the cartridge case after the shot wherein these device comprise at least one ejector element which is attached detachably and exchangeably to the magazine head.
- WO 2012/139568 A1 Known from WO 2012/139568 A1 is a handgun having a magazine of the genre described initially. Magazines of this type are used in particular for cartridges with an ignition edge in which the cartridges have a staggered arrangement as a result of the ignition edge in such a manner that the uppermost cartridge in the direction of firing lies with its ignition edge in front of the ignition edge of the cartridge located underneath it since only then is it ensured that the respectively uppermost cartridge enters into the firing channel in a controlled manner.
- an ejector plate is disposed on the magazine head which is attached detachably and therefore exchangeably to the magazine head. This has the advantages compared with earlier solutions that no cast ejector edge is present on the magazine head.
- the object of the present invention consists in providing a handgun comprising a magazine with a magazine head of the genre mentioned initially in which in addition to the function of the ejector, the exchangeable element also fulfils further functions.
- the present invention relates to a handgun comprising a magazine with a magazine head ( 10 ) on which devices are located at the top in order to hold the uppermost cartridge in the loading position as well as devices which bring about the ejection of the cartridge case after the shot wherein these device comprise at least one ejector element ( 11 ) which is attached detachably and exchangeably to the magazine head ( 10 ).
- the ejector element ( 11 ) in its mounted functional position on the magazine head is positioned so that it at least partially overlaps and/or encompasses the uppermost cartridge ( 13 ) on its circumference.
- the sheet metal element ( 11 ) is additionally assigned the function of the downholder in addition to the ejector function, that is the sheet metal element holds the uppermost cartridge ( 13 ) before the shot in the magazine.
- the ejector element which, for example, is a canted sheet metal element, in its mounted functional position on the magazine head is positioned so that it at least partially overlaps and/or encompasses the uppermost cartridge on its circumference.
- a sheet metal element this need not necessarily be made of a sheet metal material and must for example be punched/bent/canted. It is also possible to make the ejector element from other suitable materials such as, for example, plastic or ceramic if these materials can absorb the loads acting on such a component in weapon building during use of the weapon. Alternatively a metal component could be used which, for example, is cast or brought into the required shape by a shape cutting process. It should be assumed that the use of a sheet metal element is preferred by the person skilled in the art at the present state of the art as a result of the requirements on the material and the relatively simple manufacture.
- sheet metal element is used for simplification. This term is used herein for linguistic simplification, alternatively the component could also be designated as ejector element or ejector/downholder element.
- the sheet metal element is additionally ascribed the function of a downholder, that is the sheet metal element holds the uppermost cartridge in the magazine before the shot.
- this downholder function is usually fulfilled by the edge which is part of the magazine head. This has the disadvantage that with wear of this edge, the uppermost cartridge is no longer held correctly in the magazine and feed problems occur. The magazine is then unusable and can no longer be repaired.
- the invention now provides the possibility of exchanging the element serving as downholder in the event of wear. Following a repair, the damaged magazine can then be reused again.
- the ejector element fulfils the function of a downholder for the cartridge as well as the function of an ejector for the cartridge case.
- the ejector element can be a sheet metal element which has an upper end-side folded edge which in the mounted functional position of the ejector element is approximately horizontally aligned and extends above at least one partial length section of the cartridge.
- the sheet metal element can fulfill the downholder function in a simple manner since it thus quasi overlaps the uppermost cartridge in the loading position.
- the ejector element can, for example, in its mounted functional position abut at least in sections approximately tangentially against a section of the circumference of the cartridge case, in particular in the region of the ignition edge. In cartridges with an ignition edge, this is the region which extends the furthest radially outwards relative to the cartridge axis and which therefore projects the furthest upwards in the loading position. In the region of the ignition edge the sheet metal element can therefore hold the cartridge.
- the ejector element can be held by at least one fastening element, in particular a pin or a screw on the magazine head.
- At least one pin or a screw can be provided as the fastening element for the ejector element, which, in the mounted functional position of the ejector element, extends behind this approximately in the longitudinal direction of the magazine head and/or approximately parallel to the alignment of the cartridge along the ejector element.
- the ejector element can, for example, be received in a groove, indentation or recess on the magazine head and as a result of the pin it cannot deviate outwards (toward the rear) but is held in this groove or recess.
- this can, for example, be provided with at least one bore or recess, which is assigned at least one fixing element on the magazine head, which in the mounted functional position engages approximately positively in this bore or recess and thereby fixes the ejector element.
- the ejector element is then fixed in its relative position on the magazine head and cannot shift upwards, downwards, right or left.
- FIG. 1 shows a perspective partially exploded view of the magazine head of a handgun according to the invention
- FIG. 2 shows a corresponding plan view of the magazine head from FIG. 1 with dismounted ejector element
- FIG. 3 shows a similar plan view as in FIG. 2 where here however the ejector element has been inserted in the corresponding recess of the magazine head;
- FIG. 4 shows a perspective view of the magazine head with ejector element mounted on this
- FIG. 5 shows a side view of the magazine head of the weapon with mounted ejector element
- FIG. 6 shows a view of the magazine head of the weapon seen from the front.
- FIG. 1 the essential elements of the magazine head of a handgun according to the invention which is overall designated with the reference number 10 are described by reference to this diagram.
- the magazine head 10 In the lower region the magazine head 10 is adjoined by a cartridge chamber not shown here which receives a fairly large number of cartridges, preferably cartridges with an ignition edge, which are gradually conveyed upwards by means of a feeder and are there each output individually into the firing channel of the weapon.
- the magazine head 10 shown is somewhat wider compared with the cartridge chamber, the lower section which can be seen in FIG. 1 approximately corresponds in its width to the cartridge chamber.
- the uppermost cartridge 13 is shown in the drawing.
- the ejector element in this example, an ejector plate 11 , is shown in the dismounted state.
- magazine head 10 located on the side of the magazine head 10 magazine head 10 is a recess 16 which receives this ejector plate 11 where it is inserted from the side into the outwardly and upwardly open recess 16 .
- the magazine head has a front wall 20 , two side walls disposed approximately at right angles to this, which have indentations 19 , and a rear wall 21 running parallel to the front wall and therefore at right angles to the side walls, which can be seen partially in FIG. 1 . It can be further identified from FIG. 1 that the magazine head 10 has a trough-shaped bearing 14 in its upper region at the top for the output cartridge 13 to be fired.
- the ejector plate 11 which can be identified in FIG. 1 is a canted metal sheet with a lower first leg 11 a aligned approximately vertically in the installed state, a second leg 11 b also extending upwards in the installed state which is angled inwards (in the direction of the magazine head) at an obtuse angle with respect to the lower first leg, and a third upper inwardly angled section 11 c, which extends inwards from the leg 11 b at its upper end and which in the mounted state runs approximately horizontally and therefore is aligned approximately at right angles to the first lower leg 11 a.
- the first lower leg 11 a and the adjoining second (central) leg 11 b towards the top can be approximately the same length whereas the upper inwardly folded section 11 c can be configured to be somewhat shorter that the two aforesaid legs 11 a and 11 b.
- the ejector plate in the first lower leg 11 a has two holes 11 d which serve to fix the ejector plate 11 on the magazine head, for example, by means of a tight fit.
- pins 15 can be located on the magazine head 10 on the groove base of the recess or groove 16 , which engage in the holes 11 d when the ejector plate 11 is pushed on so that the ejector plate thereafter can no longer be displaced, i.e. a fixing in position occurs.
- the further fastening of the ejector plate 11 can then be undertaken, for example, by means of a pin 12 which is pushed in the longitudinal direction of the magazine head 10 , for example through an opening 17 in the rear wall 21 in such a manner that the pin 12 extends approximately in the longitudinal direction of the magazine head 10 , i.e. parallel to the alignment of the cartridge axis of the cartridge 13 , where initially the ejector plate 11 is inserted in the groove 16 and then the pin 12 is pushed through the opening 17 so that it runs behind the ejector plate so that this is held in position by the pin and thus fastened.
- the aforesaid pin 12 can be seen, which serves to fasten the ejector plate 11 when this is located in the recess 16 of the magazine head 10 .
- this recess 16 which is open towards the top and at the side towards the outside, has an approximately rectangular outline in the plan view.
- the ejector plate 11 can be pushed so far into this recess 16 that it is completely received by this and with its upper inwardly folded edge 11 c partially overlaps the cartridge 13 , for example, in its rear region partially on its circumference, as can be clearly seen in FIG. 3 .
- FIG. 3 FIG.
- FIG 3 shows the fastened end position of the ejector plate 11 in which the pin 12 is pushed behind the ejector plate and thus fixes this in the recess 16 . It can be seen that the folded section 11 c of the ejector plate 11 partially covers the outline of the cartridge 13 , where the underside of the folded section 11 c abuts against the ignition edge of the cartridge 13 and thereby holds down this cartridge in its loading position.
- FIG. 4 shows the fastened end position of the ejector plate 11 in the perspective view and it can be seen here in which way the upper folded edge 11 c of the ejector plate 11 overlaps the cartridge 13 located in the loading position in its rear region partially on the circumference. It can be further seen that the ejector plate 11 in this case lies deep in the recess 16 of the magazine head 10 .
- the ejector plate 11 is approximately dimensioned so that the lower leg 11 a (see also FIG.
- the pin 12 can be seen in FIG. 5 , which runs horizontally and aligned parallel to the axis of the cartridge 13 and which holds the ejector plate 11 in its fastening position in the recess 16 since it lies behind this. It can be further seen in FIG. 5 that the width of the ejector plate 11 approximately corresponds to the width of the lateral recess 16 in the magazine head.
- the two pins 15 which engage in the holes 11 d (see also FIG. 1 ) and whose axes run transversely to the axis of the pin 12 can also be seen.
- FIG. 6 shows a view of the magazine head 10 from the front so that one is looking onto the front wall 20 of the magazine head 10 .
- the cartridge 13 located in the loading position which lies in the trough-shaped bearing 14 can be seen. Only a small piece of the folded upper section 11 c can be seen of the ejector plate 11 which grips over the cartridge since in this view the ejector plate otherwise lies behind the trough-shaped bearing 14 .
Abstract
The present invention relates to a handgun comprising a magazine with a magazine head on which devices are located at the top in order to hold the uppermost cartridge in the loading position as well as devices which bring about the ejection of the cartridge case after the shot wherein these device comprise at least one ejector element which is attached detachably and exchangeably to the magazine head. According to the present invention, the ejector element in its mounted functional position on the magazine head is positioned so that it at least partially overlaps and/or encompasses the uppermost cartridge on its circumference. As a result of the solution according to the invention, the sheet metal element is additionally assigned the function of the downholder in addition to the ejector function, that is the sheet metal element holds the uppermost cartridge before the shot in the magazine.
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- This application claims the benefit under 35 USC 119 of German Application No. DE 10 2014 103 700.6 filed on Mar. 18, 2014; that application is incorporated by reference herein in its entirety.
- The present invention relates to a handgun comprising a magazine with a magazine head on which devices are located at the top in order to hold the uppermost cartridge in the loading position as well as devices which bring about the ejection of the cartridge case after the shot wherein these device comprise at least one ejector element which is attached detachably and exchangeably to the magazine head.
- Known from WO 2012/139568 A1 is a handgun having a magazine of the genre described initially. Magazines of this type are used in particular for cartridges with an ignition edge in which the cartridges have a staggered arrangement as a result of the ignition edge in such a manner that the uppermost cartridge in the direction of firing lies with its ignition edge in front of the ignition edge of the cartridge located underneath it since only then is it ensured that the respectively uppermost cartridge enters into the firing channel in a controlled manner. In the known handgun an ejector plate is disposed on the magazine head which is attached detachably and therefore exchangeably to the magazine head. This has the advantages compared with earlier solutions that no cast ejector edge is present on the magazine head. Therefore, as desired, different ejector plates can be attached to the magazine head which are precisely matched to the particular model and year of construction of the weapon. In addition, an ejector plate which has been worn as a result of use can be replaced. In this known handgun, however, the plate only has the function of the ejector for the cartridge case and therefore projects with an upper chamfered edge behind the ignition edge of the cartridge in the loading position.
- This is where the present invention begins. The object of the present invention consists in providing a handgun comprising a magazine with a magazine head of the genre mentioned initially in which in addition to the function of the ejector, the exchangeable element also fulfils further functions.
- The solution of this object is provided by a handgun of the genre mentioned initially having the features of the main claim.
- The present invention relates to a handgun comprising a magazine with a magazine head (10) on which devices are located at the top in order to hold the uppermost cartridge in the loading position as well as devices which bring about the ejection of the cartridge case after the shot wherein these device comprise at least one ejector element (11) which is attached detachably and exchangeably to the magazine head (10). According to the present invention, the ejector element (11) in its mounted functional position on the magazine head is positioned so that it at least partially overlaps and/or encompasses the uppermost cartridge (13) on its circumference. As a result of the solution according to the invention, the sheet metal element (11) is additionally assigned the function of the downholder in addition to the ejector function, that is the sheet metal element holds the uppermost cartridge (13) before the shot in the magazine.
- According to the invention, it is provided that the ejector element which, for example, is a canted sheet metal element, in its mounted functional position on the magazine head is positioned so that it at least partially overlaps and/or encompasses the uppermost cartridge on its circumference.
- It should fundamentally be pointed out that when in the present application there is talk of a “sheet metal element”, this need not necessarily be made of a sheet metal material and must for example be punched/bent/canted. It is also possible to make the ejector element from other suitable materials such as, for example, plastic or ceramic if these materials can absorb the loads acting on such a component in weapon building during use of the weapon. Alternatively a metal component could be used which, for example, is cast or brought into the required shape by a shape cutting process. It should be assumed that the use of a sheet metal element is preferred by the person skilled in the art at the present state of the art as a result of the requirements on the material and the relatively simple manufacture. Elements of other materials of the aforesaid type can however alternatively come into consideration and should be expressed covered by the scope of protection when herein the term “sheet metal element” is used for simplification. This term is used herein for linguistic simplification, alternatively the component could also be designated as ejector element or ejector/downholder element.
- As a result of the solution according to the invention, in addition to the ejector function, the sheet metal element is additionally ascribed the function of a downholder, that is the sheet metal element holds the uppermost cartridge in the magazine before the shot. In conventional magazines, this downholder function is usually fulfilled by the edge which is part of the magazine head. This has the disadvantage that with wear of this edge, the uppermost cartridge is no longer held correctly in the magazine and feed problems occur. The magazine is then unusable and can no longer be repaired. The invention now provides the possibility of exchanging the element serving as downholder in the event of wear. Following a repair, the damaged magazine can then be reused again.
- According to a preferred further development of the present invention it is provided that the ejector element fulfils the function of a downholder for the cartridge as well as the function of an ejector for the cartridge case.
- According to a specific embodiment of the inventive solution, for example, the ejector element can be a sheet metal element which has an upper end-side folded edge which in the mounted functional position of the ejector element is approximately horizontally aligned and extends above at least one partial length section of the cartridge. In this solution variant, the sheet metal element can fulfill the downholder function in a simple manner since it thus quasi overlaps the uppermost cartridge in the loading position.
- The ejector element can, for example, in its mounted functional position abut at least in sections approximately tangentially against a section of the circumference of the cartridge case, in particular in the region of the ignition edge. In cartridges with an ignition edge, this is the region which extends the furthest radially outwards relative to the cartridge axis and which therefore projects the furthest upwards in the loading position. In the region of the ignition edge the sheet metal element can therefore hold the cartridge.
- In order to hold the ejector element itself in position on the magazine head of the weapon, according to an exemplary preferred further development of the solution of the object according to the invention, the ejector element can be held by at least one fastening element, in particular a pin or a screw on the magazine head.
- Preferably at least one pin or a screw can be provided as the fastening element for the ejector element, which, in the mounted functional position of the ejector element, extends behind this approximately in the longitudinal direction of the magazine head and/or approximately parallel to the alignment of the cartridge along the ejector element. The ejector element can, for example, be received in a groove, indentation or recess on the magazine head and as a result of the pin it cannot deviate outwards (toward the rear) but is held in this groove or recess.
- Furthermore, for fixing the ejector element in position, this can, for example, be provided with at least one bore or recess, which is assigned at least one fixing element on the magazine head, which in the mounted functional position engages approximately positively in this bore or recess and thereby fixes the ejector element. As a result of this measure, the ejector element is then fixed in its relative position on the magazine head and cannot shift upwards, downwards, right or left.
- As a result of the fastening by means of the fastening element gripping behind the ejector element, for example, a pin, a screw or the like, a fixing is then additionally achieved to the effect that the ejector element can no longer move away from the magazine head (for example, out from a groove or recess) and therefore the tight fit achieved by the fixing elements is maintained.
- The features mentioned in the subclaims relate to preferred further developments of the solution of the object according to the invention. Further advantages of the invention are obtained from the following detailed description.
- The present invention is explained in detail by means of exemplary embodiments by reference to the appended drawings.
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FIG. 1 shows a perspective partially exploded view of the magazine head of a handgun according to the invention; -
FIG. 2 shows a corresponding plan view of the magazine head fromFIG. 1 with dismounted ejector element; -
FIG. 3 shows a similar plan view as inFIG. 2 where here however the ejector element has been inserted in the corresponding recess of the magazine head; -
FIG. 4 shows a perspective view of the magazine head with ejector element mounted on this; -
FIG. 5 shows a side view of the magazine head of the weapon with mounted ejector element; -
FIG. 6 shows a view of the magazine head of the weapon seen from the front. - Reference is initially made to
FIG. 1 and the essential elements of the magazine head of a handgun according to the invention which is overall designated with thereference number 10 are described by reference to this diagram. In the lower region themagazine head 10 is adjoined by a cartridge chamber not shown here which receives a fairly large number of cartridges, preferably cartridges with an ignition edge, which are gradually conveyed upwards by means of a feeder and are there each output individually into the firing channel of the weapon. Themagazine head 10 shown is somewhat wider compared with the cartridge chamber, the lower section which can be seen inFIG. 1 approximately corresponds in its width to the cartridge chamber. Theuppermost cartridge 13 is shown in the drawing. The ejector element, in this example, anejector plate 11, is shown in the dismounted state. As can be seen, located on the side of themagazine head 10magazine head 10 is arecess 16 which receives thisejector plate 11 where it is inserted from the side into the outwardly and upwardlyopen recess 16. The magazine head has afront wall 20, two side walls disposed approximately at right angles to this, which haveindentations 19, and a rear wall 21 running parallel to the front wall and therefore at right angles to the side walls, which can be seen partially inFIG. 1 . It can be further identified fromFIG. 1 that themagazine head 10 has a trough-shaped bearing 14 in its upper region at the top for theoutput cartridge 13 to be fired. - In the present exemplary embodiment, the
ejector plate 11 which can be identified inFIG. 1 is a canted metal sheet with a lowerfirst leg 11 a aligned approximately vertically in the installed state, asecond leg 11 b also extending upwards in the installed state which is angled inwards (in the direction of the magazine head) at an obtuse angle with respect to the lower first leg, and a third upper inwardly angledsection 11 c, which extends inwards from theleg 11 b at its upper end and which in the mounted state runs approximately horizontally and therefore is aligned approximately at right angles to the firstlower leg 11 a. The firstlower leg 11 a and the adjoining second (central)leg 11 b towards the top can be approximately the same length whereas the upper inwardly foldedsection 11 c can be configured to be somewhat shorter that the twoaforesaid legs - It can be further seen in
FIG. 1 that the ejector plate in the firstlower leg 11 a has twoholes 11 d which serve to fix theejector plate 11 on the magazine head, for example, by means of a tight fit. To this end, pins 15 (one of which can be seen inFIG. 1 ) can be located on themagazine head 10 on the groove base of the recess orgroove 16, which engage in theholes 11 d when theejector plate 11 is pushed on so that the ejector plate thereafter can no longer be displaced, i.e. a fixing in position occurs. The further fastening of theejector plate 11 can then be undertaken, for example, by means of apin 12 which is pushed in the longitudinal direction of themagazine head 10, for example through anopening 17 in the rear wall 21 in such a manner that thepin 12 extends approximately in the longitudinal direction of themagazine head 10, i.e. parallel to the alignment of the cartridge axis of thecartridge 13, where initially theejector plate 11 is inserted in thegroove 16 and then thepin 12 is pushed through theopening 17 so that it runs behind the ejector plate so that this is held in position by the pin and thus fastened. - In the exploded plan view according to
FIG. 2 , theaforesaid pin 12 can be seen, which serves to fasten theejector plate 11 when this is located in therecess 16 of themagazine head 10. It is further seen that thisrecess 16, which is open towards the top and at the side towards the outside, has an approximately rectangular outline in the plan view. Theejector plate 11 can be pushed so far into thisrecess 16 that it is completely received by this and with its upper inwardly foldededge 11 c partially overlaps thecartridge 13, for example, in its rear region partially on its circumference, as can be clearly seen inFIG. 3 .FIG. 3 shows the fastened end position of theejector plate 11 in which thepin 12 is pushed behind the ejector plate and thus fixes this in therecess 16. It can be seen that the foldedsection 11 c of theejector plate 11 partially covers the outline of thecartridge 13, where the underside of the foldedsection 11 c abuts against the ignition edge of thecartridge 13 and thereby holds down this cartridge in its loading position. -
FIG. 4 shows the fastened end position of theejector plate 11 in the perspective view and it can be seen here in which way the upper foldededge 11 c of theejector plate 11 overlaps thecartridge 13 located in the loading position in its rear region partially on the circumference. It can be further seen that theejector plate 11 in this case lies deep in therecess 16 of themagazine head 10. Theejector plate 11 is approximately dimensioned so that thelower leg 11 a (see alsoFIG. 1 ) which runs approximately vertically in the mounted position, when viewed vertically lies exclusively in therecess 16 whilst the adjoiningcentral leg 11 b towards the top is slightly inclined with respect to thecartridge 13 as a result of the obtuse angle which it subtends with thelower leg 11 a and projects upwards from therecess 16 whereas the upper foldededge 11 c runs horizontally and is pushed over the cartridge. - The
pin 12 can be seen inFIG. 5 , which runs horizontally and aligned parallel to the axis of thecartridge 13 and which holds theejector plate 11 in its fastening position in therecess 16 since it lies behind this. It can be further seen inFIG. 5 that the width of theejector plate 11 approximately corresponds to the width of thelateral recess 16 in the magazine head. The twopins 15 which engage in theholes 11 d (see alsoFIG. 1 ) and whose axes run transversely to the axis of thepin 12 can also be seen. -
FIG. 6 shows a view of themagazine head 10 from the front so that one is looking onto thefront wall 20 of themagazine head 10. Thecartridge 13 located in the loading position which lies in the trough-shapedbearing 14 can be seen. Only a small piece of the foldedupper section 11 c can be seen of theejector plate 11 which grips over the cartridge since in this view the ejector plate otherwise lies behind the trough-shapedbearing 14. -
- 10 Magazine head
- 11 Ejector element, ejector plate
- 11 a First lower leg
- 11 b Second angled leg
- 11 c Third inwardly folded section
- 11 d Holes
- 12 Pin
- 13 Cartridge
- 14 Trough-shaped bearing
- 15 Pins
- 16 Groove, recess
- 17 Opening
- 19 Indentation
- 20 Front wall
- 21 Rear wall
Claims (9)
1. A handgun comprising a magazine with a magazine head (10) on which devices are located at the top in order to hold the uppermost cartridge (13) in the loading position as well as devices which bring about the ejection of the cartridge case after the shot wherein these device comprise at least one ejector element (11) which is attached detachably and exchangeably to the magazine head (10), characterized in that the ejector element (11) in its mounted functional position on the magazine head (10) is positioned so that it at least partially overlaps and/or encompasses the uppermost cartridge (13) on its circumference.
2. The handgun according to claim 1 , characterized in that the ejector element (11) is a canted sheet metal element and fulfils the function of a downholder for the cartridge (13) as well as the function of an ejector metal plate for the cartridge case.
3. The handgun according to claim 1 , characterized in that the ejector element (11) comprises an upper end-side folded edge (11 c) which in the mounted functional position of the ejector element is approximately horizontally aligned and extends above at least one partial length section of the cartridge (13).
4. The handgun according to claim 1 , characterized in that the ejector element (11) in its mounted functional position abuts at least in sections approximately tangentially against a section of the circumference of the cartridge case (13), in particular in the region of the ignition edge.
5. The handgun according to claim 1 , characterized in that the ejector element (11) is held by at least one fastening element, in particular a pin (12, 15) or a screw on the magazine head (10).
6. The handgun according to claim 5 , characterized in that at least one pin (15) or a screw is provided as the fastening element for the ejector element (11), which, in the mounted functional position of the ejector element (11), extends behind this approximately in the longitudinal direction of the magazine head (10) and/or approximately parallel to the alignment of the cartridge (13) along the ejector element (11).
7. The handgun according to claim 1 , characterized in that the ejector element (11) has at least one hole (11 d), a bore or recess, which is assigned at least one fixing element (15) on the magazine head (10), which in the mounted functional position engages approximately positively in this hole, this bore or recess and thereby fixes the ejector element (11).
8. The handgun according to claim 7 , characterized in that at least one hole (11 d), a bore or recess is located in a lower section (11 a) of the ejector element (11) which in the mounted functional position of the ejector element runs approximately vertically or in the height direction of the magazine head (10).
9. The handgun according to claim 2 , characterized in that the ejector element (11) comprises a first lower section (11 a) which in the mounted functional position of the ejector element extends approximately in the height direction of the magazine head (10), at least one second central section (11 b) starting from this first lower section extending inwards at an obtuse angle and at least one third upper section (11 c) starting from the second central section (11 b) which is angled inwards at an obtuse angle, wherein the latter fulfils the function of the downholder for the cartridge (13).
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