US20160187086A1 - Detach - reassembly system with slide for semi-automatic hunting shotguns and rifles - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to a detaching-reassembling system applied to semi-automatic smooth bore/firearms bore hunting rifles and shotguns (hereafter referred to as: FIREARMS) with a magazine feed.
- FIREARMS semi-automatic smooth bore/firearms bore hunting rifles and shotguns
- this invention is about a detaching-reassembling system which separates the receiver into two parts along a horizontal line at the middle in the smooth bore/firearms bore hunting firearms with a magazine and enables these parts to be locked with a slide system and to be taken down when needed (for firearms care, repair, carriage etc.).
- a standard firearm consists of four main parts which are the mechanism, forend, stock, and barrel.
- the mechanism part enables to fire and throw the cartridge out.
- the barrel protected by the forend directs the bullet and the stock reduces the effect of the firearm by providing the firearm being leaned to the shoulder.
- Firearms care is vitally important both for durability and healthy working of the firearm. Therefore, firearms care should be performed before and after shots at determined time intervals.
- a cleaning oil is used. After drying the cleaning oil, a protective oil is applied onto the entire firearms mechanism and the firearm is dried again.
- the firearm mechanism is the most important item that enables the bullet/cartridge in the magazine to be delivered to the muzzle, to be fired via the trigger, and the empty case/shell to be thrown out.
- the present invention relates to a detaching-reassembly system with a slide that meets the above-mentioned requirements, eliminates the all disadvantages, and provides some additional advantages.
- An object of the invention is to provide a detaching-reassembly system which divides the receiver into two parts along a horizontal line at the middle in the smooth bore/firearms bore hunting firearms with a magazine and enables these parts to be locked with a slide system and to be taken down when needed (for firearms care, repair, transport etc.)
- Another objective of the invention is to take down and reassembly the smooth bore/firearms bore hunting firearms more easily and faster by means of the applied detaching-reassembly system with a slide.
- Another objective of the invention is to eliminate the requirement for experts specialized in this field in order to take down the firearms. It is aimed for the firearms parts easily disassembled and necessary care to be performed even by individuals who are not experts.
- Another objective of the invention is to eliminate the need for tools such as hammer and nipper to take down the firearms.
- the operating system with a slide is controlled by a pivot pin. It is not possible to turn the pivot pin thereby to take down the firearms unless the magazine is removed. In this way, it is aimed to provide safety against possible accidents.
- the present invention which is a detaching-reassembly system for semi-automatic hunting firearms with a magazine, includes
- FIG. 1 is a three-dimensional view of a firearm which includes the detaching-reassembly system according to the invention.
- FIG. 2 is a three-dimensional view of a demounted firearms which includes the detaching-reassembly system according to the invention.
- FIG. 3 is a three-dimensional view of lower slide configuration of the detaching-reassembly system according to the invention on the lower assembly of the firearm.
- FIG. 4 is a three-dimensional view of upper slide configuration of the detaching-reassembly system according to the invention on the upper assembly of the firearm.
- FIG. 5 is a detailed view of the lower slide and upper slide configurations of the detaching-reassembly system according to the invention.
- FIG. 1 shows a three-dimensional view of the firearms ( 1 ) which includes the detaching-reassembly system of a firearms.
- Said firearms ( 1 ) is substantially made up of a firearms mechanism ( 15 ) comprising a lower assembly ( 10 ) and upper assembly ( 20 ) as well as a magazine ( 30 ).
- the lower assembly ( 10 ) contains the components such as a lower receiver ( 11 ), a pistol grip ( 12 ), a stock ( 13 ), a trigger ( 14 ), a firearms mechanism ( 15 ), and a feed ramp ( 16 ).
- FIG. 1 shows a three-dimensional view of the firearms ( 1 ) which includes the detaching-reassembly system of a firearms.
- Said firearms ( 1 ) is substantially made up of a firearms mechanism ( 15 ) comprising a lower assembly ( 10 ) and upper assembly ( 20 ) as well as a magazine ( 30 ).
- the lower assembly ( 10 ) contains the components such as
- FIG. 3 shows a three-dimensional view of the mechanism of lower assembly ( 15 ).
- Upper assembly ( 20 ) mechanism contains the components such as an upper receiver ( 21 ), a barrel ( 22 ), a forend ( 23 ), and a front sight ( 24 ).
- FIG. 4 shows a three-dimensional view of the mechanism of upper assembly ( 20 ).
- the detaching-reassembly system of a firearms is connecting method with a slide which is designed on a receiver chamber line ( 2 ) that divides the receiver of the firearms ( 1 ) in two as the lower receiver ( 11 ) and the upper receiver ( 21 ).
- the receiver chamber line ( 2 ) as seen in FIG. 1 , divides the receiver of the firearms ( 1 ) into two parts along a horizontal line parallel to the barrel ( 22 ).
- the receiver chamber line ( 2 ) which begins just below the forend ( 23 ) of the firearms extends along a horizontal direction to the stock ( 13 ) connecting pipe.
- FIG. 2 shows a three-dimensional view of the firearms ( 1 ) in a disassembled manner that it is divided into two parts by the receiver chamber line ( 2 ).
- the firearms mechanism ( 15 ) positioned in the inner portion of the lower receiver ( 11 ) is completely appeared. Components that allow firing such as a trigger ( 14 ), hammer, and pin are found in the firearms mechanism ( 15 ).
- a sliding system is designed for the connection of the lower receiver ( 11 ) and the upper receiver ( 21 ) to each other in the firearms ( 1 ) which is divided into two by the receiver chamber line ( 2 ).
- FIG. 5 which shows the detailed view of the configuration of sliding connection
- a lower female slide ( 3 ) region is found on the upper surface of the lower receiver ( 11 )
- an upper male slide ( 5 ) region is found on the lower surface of the upper receiver ( 21 ).
- Both the upper male slides ( 5 ) and the lower female slides ( 3 ) are arranged in a double-row parallel to each other on both sides of the firearms mechanism ( 15 ).
- Extractors ( 6 ) are found on the upper male slide ( 5 ) body that is in protrusion form. Extractor seats ( 4 ) are found on the lower female slide ( 3 ) body that is in recess form.
- the extractors ( 6 ) on the upper male slides ( 5 ) settle in the extractor seats ( 4 ) on the lower female slides ( 3 ).
- a pivot pin ( 7 ) is mounted on the lower receiver ( 11 ). Said pivot pin ( 7 ) is in connection with the upper male slide ( 5 ) and the lower female slide ( 3 ).
- the pivot pin ( 7 ) is manually controlled; it is switched by turning 180 degrees clockwise and counter clockwise. In order to be able to turn the pivot pin ( 7 ) for taking down the firearms ( 1 ), firstly the magazine ( 30 ) should be removed. The pivot pin ( 7 ) cannot be turned unless the magazine ( 30 ) is removed. Therefore, possible accidents are prevented and an advantage is gained in terms of safety.
- While the firearms ( 1 ) is in complete form as in FIG. 1 and when it is desired to reassemble due to the reasons such as malfunction, care, etc., firstly the magazine ( 30 ) is removed as for safety.
- the pivot pin ( 7 ), then, is turned 180 degrees counter clockwise.
- the pivot pin ( 7 ) is in connection with the upper male slide ( 5 ) and the lower female slide ( 3 ), wherein, when it is turned half round, the upper male slide ( 5 ) slides on the lower female slide ( 3 ) and as a result of this action, the extractors ( 6 ) of the upper male slide ( 5 ) disengage from the extractor seats ( 4 ) of the lower female slide ( 3 ). Therefore, as shown in FIG.
- the upper receiver ( 21 ) of the firearms ( 1 ) is settled on the lower receiver ( 11 ). Therefore, the upper male slides ( 5 ) are introduced into the lower female slides ( 3 ).
- the pivot pin ( 7 ) at this time is turned 180 degrees clockwise, the extractors ( 6 ) of the upper male slide ( 5 ) are slides into the extractor seats ( 4 ) of the lower female slide ( 3 ).
- the extractors ( 6 ) engage in the extractor seats ( 4 ) and thus locking is provided.
- the magazine ( 30 ) is mounted and reassembling process is completed.
- the detaching-reassembly system of a firearms On account of the detaching-reassembly system of a firearms according to the invention, it is allowed to lock the smooth bore/firearms bore hunting firearms with a magazine by the sliding system with each other as well as to reassemble from each other when necessary (for firearms care, clean, repair, carriage, etc.).
- the pivot pin ( 7 ) and to disengage the extractors ( 6 ) of the upper male slide ( 5 ) from the extractor seats ( 4 ) of the lower female slide ( 3 ) by pushing is suffice.
- the upper receiver ( 21 ) will be disassembled from the lower receiver ( 11 ) and the firearms mechanism ( 15 ) in lower receiver ( 11 ) will become fully accessible.
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The invention is the detaching-reassembly system for semi-automatic pump hunting firearms and for their smooth bore/firearms bore models, wherein it includes a receiver chamber line (2) that divides the receiver of the firearms (1) in a horizontal direction into two as the lower receiver (11) and the upper receiver (21), at least one lower female (3) slide that is positioned in the upper portion of the lower receiver (11), at least one upper male slide (5) that is positioned in the lower portion of the upper receiver (21) and received into the lower female slide (3), at least one extractor (6) that is positioned in the said upper male slide (5), and at least one extractor seat (4) that is positioned in the lower female slide (3) and provides a lock between the lower receiver (11) and the upper receiver (21) with the extractor that engages in it. In order to take down or reassemble the firearms (1), the pivot pin (7), which is in connection with the lower female slide (3) and the upper male slide (5) and when turned 180 degrees clockwise or counter clockwise, provides the extractors (6) to engage or disengage in the extractor seat (4) by sliding of the upper male slide (5) on the lower female slide (3).
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- 1. Field of the Invention
- This invention relates to a detaching-reassembling system applied to semi-automatic smooth bore/firearms bore hunting rifles and shotguns (hereafter referred to as: FIREARMS) with a magazine feed.
- Particularly, this invention is about a detaching-reassembling system which separates the receiver into two parts along a horizontal line at the middle in the smooth bore/firearms bore hunting firearms with a magazine and enables these parts to be locked with a slide system and to be taken down when needed (for firearms care, repair, carriage etc.).
- 2. Description of Related Art Including Information Disclosed under 37 CFR 1.97 and 37 CFR 1.98
- In the background of the invention, there are various embodiments of the firearms which are used by being leaned against the shoulder and named as infantry firearms, underwater firearms, hunting firearms according to the area of utilization. A standard firearm consists of four main parts which are the mechanism, forend, stock, and barrel. The mechanism part enables to fire and throw the cartridge out. The barrel protected by the forend directs the bullet and the stock reduces the effect of the firearm by providing the firearm being leaned to the shoulder.
- Firearms care is vitally important both for durability and healthy working of the firearm. Therefore, firearms care should be performed before and after shots at determined time intervals. In order to clean the dirty and adherent particles in the firearms, a cleaning oil is used. After drying the cleaning oil, a protective oil is applied onto the entire firearms mechanism and the firearm is dried again. In order to perform the cleaning process, firstly, it is necessary to takedown the firearms mechanism in the receiver of the firearm by taking down the firearm. The firearm mechanism is the most important item that enables the bullet/cartridge in the magazine to be delivered to the muzzle, to be fired via the trigger, and the empty case/shell to be thrown out.
- Detach-reassembly process of a gas semi-automatic smooth bore/firearm bore firearms with a standard magazine or semi-automatic smooth bore/firearm bore firearms with mechanical energy without gas is a long-lasting process requiring expertise. In such type of firearms, lower and upper receiver parts, which receive the firearms mechanism, are fixed each other with connecting elements as pin and latch. In order to detach-reassembly of such type of connecting elements, small tools such as a hammer and nipper are required Taking down a firearms completely, removing the mechanism components inside the receiver, and reassembling after the cleaning process take a long time. For the care of such type of firearm, help should be sought from the experts who are specialized in firearms. Otherwise, misfiring or malfunction of the firearms is in question due to the mistakes made during mounting and cleaning.
- In conclusion, advancements in the detaching-reassembling systems are in progress; thus, novel embodiments that will eliminate the above-mentioned disadvantages and offer a solution for the existing systems are required.
- The present invention relates to a detaching-reassembly system with a slide that meets the above-mentioned requirements, eliminates the all disadvantages, and provides some additional advantages.
- An object of the invention is to provide a detaching-reassembly system which divides the receiver into two parts along a horizontal line at the middle in the smooth bore/firearms bore hunting firearms with a magazine and enables these parts to be locked with a slide system and to be taken down when needed (for firearms care, repair, transport etc.)
- Another objective of the invention is to take down and reassembly the smooth bore/firearms bore hunting firearms more easily and faster by means of the applied detaching-reassembly system with a slide.
- Another objective of the invention is to eliminate the requirement for experts specialized in this field in order to take down the firearms. It is aimed for the firearms parts easily disassembled and necessary care to be performed even by individuals who are not experts.
- Another objective of the invention is to eliminate the need for tools such as hammer and nipper to take down the firearms.
- In the detaching-reassembly system according to the invention, the operating system with a slide is controlled by a pivot pin. It is not possible to turn the pivot pin thereby to take down the firearms unless the magazine is removed. In this way, it is aimed to provide safety against possible accidents.
- In order to achieve all advantages that are mentioned above and will be understood in the detailed description below, the present invention, which is a detaching-reassembly system for semi-automatic hunting firearms with a magazine, includes
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- a receiver chamber line that divides the receiver of the firearm in a horizontal direction into two as the lower receiver and the upper receiver,
- at least one lower female slide that is positioned in the upper portion of the lower receiver,
- an upper male slide that is positioned in the lower portion of the upper receiver and received into the lower female slide,
- an extractor that is positioned in the said upper male slide,
- at least one extractor seat that is positioned in the lower female slide and provides locking between the lower receiver and the upper receiver with the extractor that engages in it,
- a pivot pin that is in connection with the lower female slide and the upper male slide and, when turned, provides the extractor to engage or disengage in the extractor seat by sliding of the upper male slide on the lower female slide.
- The configurational and characteristic features and all advantages of the invention will be understood more clearly with the figures given below and by referring to these figures and thus evaluation should be made by taking these figures and detailed description into account.
- In order to better understand the configuration of the present invention and its advantages with the additional components, it should be evaluated with the figures described below.
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FIG. 1 is a three-dimensional view of a firearm which includes the detaching-reassembly system according to the invention. -
FIG. 2 is a three-dimensional view of a demounted firearms which includes the detaching-reassembly system according to the invention. -
FIG. 3 is a three-dimensional view of lower slide configuration of the detaching-reassembly system according to the invention on the lower assembly of the firearm. -
FIG. 4 is a three-dimensional view of upper slide configuration of the detaching-reassembly system according to the invention on the upper assembly of the firearm. -
FIG. 5 is a detailed view of the lower slide and upper slide configurations of the detaching-reassembly system according to the invention. -
- 1. Firearm
- 2. Receiver chamber line
- 3. Lower female slide
- 4. Extractor Seat
- 5. Upper male slide
- 6. Extractor
- 7. Pivot pin
- 10. Lower assembly
- 11. Lower receiver
- 12. Pistol grip
- 13. Stock
- 14. Trigger
- 15. Firearms mechanism
- 16. Feed ramp
- 20. Upper assembly
- 21. Upper receiver
- 22. Barrel
- 23. Forend
- 24. Front sight
- 30. Magazine
- In this detailed description, preferable embodiments of the takedown-reassembly system of a firearm according to the invention are described only for the better understanding of the subject and will not form any limiting effect.
- This invention relates to the takedown-reassembly system of a firearms applied in semi-automatic smooth bore/firearm bore hunting firearms.
FIG. 1 shows a three-dimensional view of the firearms (1) which includes the detaching-reassembly system of a firearms. Said firearms (1) is substantially made up of a firearms mechanism (15) comprising a lower assembly (10) and upper assembly (20) as well as a magazine (30). The lower assembly (10) contains the components such as a lower receiver (11), a pistol grip (12), a stock (13), a trigger (14), a firearms mechanism (15), and a feed ramp (16).FIG. 3 shows a three-dimensional view of the mechanism of lower assembly (15). Upper assembly (20) mechanism contains the components such as an upper receiver (21), a barrel (22), a forend (23), and a front sight (24).FIG. 4 shows a three-dimensional view of the mechanism of upper assembly (20). When the lower receiver (11) and the upper receiver (21) are superimposed with each other, the receiver portion of the firearms (1) is completed. - The detaching-reassembly system of a firearms according to the invention is connecting method with a slide which is designed on a receiver chamber line (2) that divides the receiver of the firearms (1) in two as the lower receiver (11) and the upper receiver (21). The receiver chamber line (2), as seen in
FIG. 1 , divides the receiver of the firearms (1) into two parts along a horizontal line parallel to the barrel (22). The receiver chamber line (2) which begins just below the forend (23) of the firearms extends along a horizontal direction to the stock (13) connecting pipe.FIG. 2 shows a three-dimensional view of the firearms (1) in a disassembled manner that it is divided into two parts by the receiver chamber line (2). As illustrated inFIG. 2 , when the lower receiver (11) and upper receiver (21) of the firearms (1) which is divided by the receiver chamber line (2) are separated from each other, the firearms mechanism (15) positioned in the inner portion of the lower receiver (11) is completely appeared. Components that allow firing such as a trigger (14), hammer, and pin are found in the firearms mechanism (15). - In the detaching-reassembly system of a firearms according to the invention, a sliding system is designed for the connection of the lower receiver (11) and the upper receiver (21) to each other in the firearms (1) which is divided into two by the receiver chamber line (2). In
FIG. 5 , which shows the detailed view of the configuration of sliding connection, a lower female slide (3) region is found on the upper surface of the lower receiver (11) and an upper male slide (5) region is found on the lower surface of the upper receiver (21). Both the upper male slides (5) and the lower female slides (3) are arranged in a double-row parallel to each other on both sides of the firearms mechanism (15). Extractors (6) are found on the upper male slide (5) body that is in protrusion form. Extractor seats (4) are found on the lower female slide (3) body that is in recess form. When the upper receiver (21) and the lower receiver (11) are superimposed with each other, the extractors (6) on the upper male slides (5) settle in the extractor seats (4) on the lower female slides (3). In order to provide a sliding motion, a pivot pin (7) is mounted on the lower receiver (11). Said pivot pin (7) is in connection with the upper male slide (5) and the lower female slide (3). The pivot pin (7) is manually controlled; it is switched by turning 180 degrees clockwise and counter clockwise. In order to be able to turn the pivot pin (7) for taking down the firearms (1), firstly the magazine (30) should be removed. The pivot pin (7) cannot be turned unless the magazine (30) is removed. Therefore, possible accidents are prevented and an advantage is gained in terms of safety. - The process of detaching and then reassembling of the firearms (1) according to the invention is carried out as follows.
- While the firearms (1) is in complete form as in
FIG. 1 and when it is desired to reassemble due to the reasons such as malfunction, care, etc., firstly the magazine (30) is removed as for safety. The pivot pin (7), then, is turned 180 degrees counter clockwise. The pivot pin (7) is in connection with the upper male slide (5) and the lower female slide (3), wherein, when it is turned half round, the upper male slide (5) slides on the lower female slide (3) and as a result of this action, the extractors (6) of the upper male slide (5) disengage from the extractor seats (4) of the lower female slide (3). Therefore, as shown inFIG. 2 , the lower assembly (10) and the upper assembly (20) in the firearms (1) are separated from each other. After the upper assembly (20) and the magazine (30) are disassembled, inner mechanism of the firearms which consists of the parts such as trigger (14), hammer, pin, etc. is completely appeared. After this stage, the user can easily intervene in the mechanism components or demount them. After performing necessary care (clean, greasing, cleaning rod, wiping, drying) or part replacement processes for the firearms (1), it is proceeded with the step of reassembling of the firearms which is already taken down. In this stage, detaching and reassembly process inversely processes. Firstly, the upper receiver (21) of the firearms (1) is settled on the lower receiver (11). Therefore, the upper male slides (5) are introduced into the lower female slides (3). When the pivot pin (7) at this time is turned 180 degrees clockwise, the extractors (6) of the upper male slide (5) are slides into the extractor seats (4) of the lower female slide (3). As a result of the sliding motion, the extractors (6) engage in the extractor seats (4) and thus locking is provided. Then the magazine (30) is mounted and reassembling process is completed. - On account of the detaching-reassembly system of a firearms according to the invention, it is allowed to lock the smooth bore/firearms bore hunting firearms with a magazine by the sliding system with each other as well as to reassemble from each other when necessary (for firearms care, clean, repair, carriage, etc.). When it is desired to reassemble the firearms (1), to turn the pivot pin (7) and to disengage the extractors (6) of the upper male slide (5) from the extractor seats (4) of the lower female slide (3) by pushing is suffice. By this way, the upper receiver (21) will be disassembled from the lower receiver (11) and the firearms mechanism (15) in lower receiver (11) will become fully accessible. In order to do this, there is no need any tool or help of an expert. Therefore, the process of detaching and reassembling can be performed simply and rapidly without the use of any hand tool. In the system working with a slide, it is not possible to turn the pivot pin (7) and thus to take down the firearms (1) unless the magazine (30) is removed. Therefore, extra safety is provided for possible accidents.
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1. A detaching-reassembly system for semi-automatic pump hunting firearms and for their smooth bore/firearms bore models with a magazine, characterized in comprising:
a receiver chamber line that divides the receiver of the firearms in a horizontal direction into two as the lower receiver and the upper receiver;
at least one lower female slide that is positioned in the upper portion of the lower receiver;
at least one upper male slide that is positioned in the lower portion of the upper receiver and received into the lower female slide; and
at least one extractor that is positioned in the said upper male slide;
at least one extractor seat that is positioned in the lower female slide and provides a lock between the lower receiver and the upper receiver with the extractor that engages in it.
2. A detaching-reassembly system according to claim 1 , characterized in that it comprises a pivot pin that is in connection with the lower female slide and the upper male slide and, when turned, provides the extractors to engage or disengage in the extractor seat by sliding of the upper male slide on the lower female slide.
3. A detaching-reassembly system according to claim 2 , characterized in that the pivot pin can be able to turn after the magazine is removed as for safety.
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