WO1998014745A1 - Laserpistole - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F41—WEAPONS
- F41A—FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OR DETAILS COMMON TO BOTH SMALLARMS AND ORDNANCE, e.g. CANNONS; MOUNTINGS FOR SMALLARMS OR ORDNANCE
- F41A33/00—Adaptations for training; Gun simulators
- F41A33/06—Recoil simulators
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F41—WEAPONS
- F41A—FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OR DETAILS COMMON TO BOTH SMALLARMS AND ORDNANCE, e.g. CANNONS; MOUNTINGS FOR SMALLARMS OR ORDNANCE
- F41A33/00—Adaptations for training; Gun simulators
- F41A33/02—Light- or radiation-emitting guns ; Light- or radiation-sensitive guns; Cartridges carrying light emitting sources, e.g. laser
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- the invention relates to a laser gun according to the preamble of claim 1.
- DIKROSEC PCS Under the name "DIKROSEC PCS", a training facility for shooting lessons from police officers and other security personnel is already known, which offers every shooting student, from the beginner to the relatives of a command unit, a maximum of learning efficiency.
- the training facility works with laser weapons as well as in real-shot mode with hand guns and submachine guns. It works with an optical locking system that does not require an expensive roll screen, but only a piece of target wall paper attached to a wooden frame.
- the system offers various variants that can be called up on the control computer using a selection digit before the training. So the beginner can fight the attacker with a single shot, while the advanced can choose the double or the burst from the submachine gun. It is also possible to have two perpetrators attack at the same time.
- the permitted hit field can also be selected. While you are at the beginning
- CONFIRMATION COPY training can count every body hit as a success, only one shot in the area of vital areas is considered for the advanced and only one hit in the FBI silhouette is considered a success for members of a command unit.
- the result of the shooting training can be printed out directly or saved in the system.
- the film system “Easy-Film” uses a random number generator to control a film in different ways, so that the perpetrator can come from every corner or also can suddenly appear in the center of the picture. Adjusting the shooter to an expected position is therefore impossible.
- the training system DIKROSEC PCS provides training that allows the shooting student to defend himself with a chance of success even in an emergency.
- a back-shot camera available as an accessory, which shows the shooter shooting the perpetrator, enables the shooting student and his teacher to check questions of shooting position and coverage immediately after each round.
- a disadvantage of the known laser weapons is that they do not convey a real feeling of being shot, since when the trigger is actuated, only an electronic control of the laser and thus the generation of a laser beam takes place, while the recoil generated in the real shot by the driving back of the slide and the ejection the cartridge case is omitted.
- patent claim 1 serve to solve this problem.
- the invention thus relates to a laser gun for simulating pistol shots, with a handle; a barrel mounted on the handle; a carriage carried by the handle and movable along the barrel; a trigger with trigger guard attached to the handle and barrel; a cock for cocking the trigger and operating the gun; and a magazine that can be inserted into the handle from below; characterized in that a laser is inserted into the barrel, which emits a target point laser beam from the barrel muzzle when the trigger is actuated; that control electronics are arranged in the gun and coupled to the laser and the trigger; that a battery is housed in the handle and connected to the control electronics; that a valve block is mounted in the handle and contains a changeover valve; that the changeover valve can be actuated by the trigger; that a compressed air cylinder is arranged in the carriage and is supported with the free end of its piston rod on the carriage and moves it backwards in the direction of the tap when pressurized with compressed air; that the compressed air cylinder has a piston which forms a compressed air
- the compressed air magazine and the changeover valve form a unit.
- the invention is not limited to laser pistols, but extends in general to any type of laser weapon which is intended to simulate a handgun, for example to rifles or submachine guns, and that another, suitable one instead of compressed air Compressed gas can be used.
- Figure 3 shows the second embodiment when inserting the compressed air magazine.
- FIG. 1 shows a laser gun in a schematic representation with a handle 12, which carries a barrel 2 in a conventional manner, which are covered by a carriage 4.
- a trigger 9 is pivotally mounted in the body of the laser gun in the usual manner at a pivot point 14 and is protected by a trigger bracket 10.
- a compressed air magazine 17 according to the invention can be inserted into the handle 12 from below.
- a laser 1 is inserted, the laser axis of which can be brought into alignment with the axis of the gun barrel by means of four adjusting screws 3 arranged on the circumference.
- a rear sight 7 is arranged on the carriage 4 in a manner known per se at the rear end of the carriage 4, while a known grain 8 is provided for aiming on the front end of the carriage 4.
- a cock 6 is arranged at the rear end of the laser pistol according to the invention, which can be cocked either by hand or by pulling back the carriage 4. Another way of cocking the tap 6 is to pull the trigger 9 vigorously. The latter, however, is not a popular choice, as the shot usually snaps.
- the cocked cock 6 is released by actuating the trigger 9 to strike a firing pin, which is thereby driven quickly and violently into the primer of a cartridge in the barrel.
- this striking mechanism is largely absent, and instead of a striking pin in the inner part of the sled, a compressed air cylinder 28 is provided, one Piston 30 and a piston rod 32 connected to the piston.
- the free end 33 of the piston rod 32 projects through the wall of the compressed air cylinder 28 to the outside and is supported on a rear wall 5 of the carriage 4.
- the other side of the piston 30 forms with the remaining part of the compressed air cylinder 28 a compressed air chamber 29 which is in flow connection with a valve block 25 via a channel 31.
- the piston 30 is provided on its circumference with seals known per se in order to form an airtight compressed air chamber 29 when the channel 31 is closed.
- a changeover valve 24 is arranged in the valve block 25.
- the changeover valve 24 has three connection openings A, B and P and a valve tappet 26 which, in a manner known per se, produces a flow path from P to A in a first position and from P to B in a second position.
- the channel 31 producing the connection to the compressed air chamber 29 is connected to the port B of the changeover valve 24, while a connection piece 20 arranged on the underside of the valve block 25 establishes a flow channel to the port P of the changeover valve 24.
- the connecting piece 20 projects downward in the interior of the handle 12 and is provided on its circumference with two spaced-apart O-rings 22 which are intended to seal the wall of a connecting hole 18 provided in the compressed air magazine 17.
- a T-shaped or hammer-like actuator 34 which is coupled to the trigger 9, is used to actuate the valve tappet 26 and thus to switch to the flow path PB through the changeover valve 24.
- the actuator 34 is mounted approximately horizontally in a recess of the trigger 9, specifically in the Way that the handle 35 of the actuator 34 is articulated with its free end to the attachment point 41 and lies on a substantially horizontal shoulder 11 of the trigger 9.
- the shoulder 11 prevents the actuator 34 from moving downward, so that the actuator 34 cannot be pivoted counterclockwise around the attachment point 41 when viewed in the manner shown in the drawing.
- the actuator 34 can be pivoted clockwise, since only a leaf spring 38 presses on the top of the stem 35 of the actuator 34. It is therefore only necessary to overcome the spring force of the leaf spring 38 in order to lift the actuator 34 off the shoulder 11 of the trigger 9 and to pivot it up in a clockwise direction.
- the leaf spring 38 is attached at one end by a screw 39 to a substantially vertical shoulder 27.
- the vertical shoulder 27 and the horizontal shoulder 11 enclose an angle of approximately 100 °.
- the head 36 of the actuator 34 is hammer-like and has rounded edges 46 which, when the trigger 9 is actuated, touch the valve tappet 26 and press it into the housing of the changeover valve 24 to switch from A-> P to B-> P.
- the trigger 9 is also provided with an electrical contact 40, which in the embodiment shown is attached above the actuator 34 in approximately the 10 o'clock position.
- the contact 40 is a normally closed contact with a first contact element 40 'which is attached to the gun body, and with a second contact element 40 ", which sits on the trigger 9.
- This type of contact elements 40 'and 40" is known per se.
- the electrical contact 40 serves to control the control electronics 13, which are usually arranged above the trigger in the slide housing and which activates the laser 1 when the contact elements 40 'and 40 "are opened in order to emit a laser beam from the gun barrel 2 in the target direction.
- a pneumatic / electrical converter is provided on the changeover valve 24, which, when the valve tappet 26 is actuated, supplies an electrical signal to the control electronics 13 for generating a laser pulse by the laser 1 .
- P / E converters are known to the person skilled in the art. They have the advantage that the assembly is easier than with the contact elements 40 'and 40 ".
- control electronics 13 are supplied in a manner known per se by a battery 19, which is likewise accommodated in the handle 12 in a known manner. Details of the electrical connection of battery 19, control electronics 13, contact 40 and laser 1 have been omitted for reasons of clarity, since they are known to the person skilled in the art anyway.
- a compressed air magazine 17 filled with compressed air by a compressed air source (not shown) is inserted into the handle 12 from below in the manner shown in the drawing and locked to the laser gun.
- the connection piece 20 penetrates into the connection bore 18 of the compressed air magazine 17 and opens the check valve 16. When the trigger 9 is not yet actuated, compressed air is thus available up to the connection P of the changeover valve 24.
- the trigger 9 is pulled in a manner known per se by a shooter's forefinger in the direction of the grip piece 12 and the actuator 34 is pivoted upwards in a clockwise direction.
- the contacts 40 'and 40 "are opened on the one hand and a laser pulse is triggered, and on the other hand the head 36 of the actuator 34, which is supported on the horizontal shoulder 11 of the trigger 9, presses the valve tappet 26 into the changeover valve 24, so that a flow path from the port P via the port B to the compressed air chamber 29 of the compressed air cylinder 28.
- the rapidly inflowing compressed air drives the piston 30 to the left in the drawing, as a result of which the piston rod 32 connected to the piston 30 moves the slide 4 like an actual one Shoots backwards, while cock cock 6 is cocked, creating an extremely realistic shooting feeling.
- Figures 2 and 3 show another embodiment of the invention, in which the compressed air magazine 17 'forms a unit with the changeover valve 24', which is firmly connected to one another.
- the changeover valve 24 ' sits on top of the compressed air magazine 17', which for this reason is equipped at its lower end with the check valve 16 ', so that the compressed air magazine 17' is filled from below via the check valve 16 '.
- the check valve 16 ' is arranged in the magazine foot 15.
- a recess 50 is provided, into which a spring-loaded ball 51 engages when the compressed air magazine 17' is fully inserted into the handle 12.
- valve lifter 26 of the changeover valve 24 ′ is directed rearward, that is to say away from the trigger 9.
- the valve lifter 26 is actuated by a stop 53, which is adjustably attached to the front of a U-shaped slotted block 54 with the aid of an adjusting screw 55.
- the U-shaped block is rotatably mounted on the handle 12 at its lower end via a pin 56, as a result of which the stop 53 can be pivoted against the valve tappet 26 in order to press it into the changeover valve 24 'and thus switch over from P -> A to P -> B to perform.
- This switchover allows the compressed air from the compressed air magazine 17 'via the channel 31 into the Compressed air cylinder 28 flow and drives the piston 30 to the left in FIG. 2, as a result of which the carriage 4 is moved backwards.
- the pin 56 of the U-shaped block 54 is arranged in the gun perpendicular to the plane of the drawing, whereby the free end of the actuator 34 'can protrude from above between the two legs of the block 54.
- the free end of the actuator 34 ' has a notch 37 near its end which hooks under a pin 42.
- the pin 42 connects the two legs of the U-shaped block 54.
- the other end of the actuator 34 ' is pivotally attached to the trigger 9 via the attachment point 41.
- the trigger 9 is pivotally mounted at the pivot point 14 and provided with an electrical contact 40.
- the control electronics 13 are activated and thus the laser 1 is activated in order to emit a laser beam in the target direction from the barrel 2 of the gun.
- the contact 40 and the control electronics 13 are only shown schematically. how to connect them and switch them so that the laser 1 can be activated when the contact 40 is opened.
- the actuator 34 is an elongated lever made of steel with a thickness of approximately 1 mm and an upwardly directed extension 47, at the apex of which an approximately 3 mm thick semicircular disk 48 is fastened.
- the disk 48 protrudes into the path of the carriage 4, so that when the carriage 4 is pulled back it is pressed down by an approximately 2 mm thick circular second disk 49.
- the second disc 49 is fastened to the carriage 4, the fastening location being able to be determined in the factory depending on the desired stroke.
- a first tension spring 58 also engages, which has one end on the handle 12 and is attached at its other end to the actuator 34 '.
- the first tension spring 58 thereby always pulls the actuator 34 'upward, so that the incision 37 always bears against the pin 42 of the block 54.
- a second tension spring 59 is also attached at one end to the handle 12, while the other end engages a finger 60 attached to the front of the U-shaped block 55 and thus always pulls the U-shaped block 54 to the rear, ie away from the valve tappet 26.
- the trigger 9 when the trigger 9 is actuated, it pivots about the pivot point 14 and pulls the actuator 34 'upward and thus displaces it somewhat to the right, so that the end 37 of the actuator 34' provided with the incision 37 'forms the U-shaped block 54 in the illustration according to FIG. 2 swivels clockwise around the pin 56 and thereby presses the stop 53 against the valve tappet 26.
- the pivoting movement of the block 54 thus takes place against the action of the second tension spring 59.
- the two contact elements 40 ′ and 40 ′′ are simultaneously opened and the control electronics 13, which activates the laser 1, are activated.
- the changeover valve 24 ' is switched over in such a way that a flow connection from the compressed air magazine 17' to the compressed air chamber 29 of the compressed air cylinder 28 is established.
- the compressed air flowing into the compressed air chamber 29 drives the piston 30 to the left and thereby also moves the slide 4 to the left, as a result of which the second disk 49 moves in the direction of the first semicircular disk 48 attached to the apex of the actuator 34 '.
- the changeover valve 24 switches back to its initial position in which the compressed air connection via the channel 31 to the compressed air chamber 29 is prevented.
- FIG. 3 shows the second exemplary embodiment in the state in which the compressed air magazine 17 'is inserted. It can be seen that the compressed air magazine 17 'and the changeover valve 24' form a unit, which are inserted together into the handle 12 from below.
- a connection piece 52 directed towards the changeover valve 24 'in the insertion direction of the compressed air magazine 17' and sealingly engages in the channel 31 when the magazine is fully inserted.
- a 0 ring which is not shown in the drawing, expediently sits at the free end of the connecting piece 52.
- the laser pistol according to the invention is particularly well suited for training shooters because, as with a correct pistol, a magazine 17 or 17 'is inserted into the handle 12, of approximately the same shape and weight as a cartridge magazine .
- the entire handling therefore resembles the handling of a real pistol exceptionally well, so that extremely realistic shooting training can be carried out with the laser pistol according to the invention.
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AT97911172T ATE232595T1 (de) | 1996-10-02 | 1997-10-02 | Laserpistole |
US09/269,905 US6146141A (en) | 1996-10-02 | 1997-10-02 | Laser pistol |
DE59709319T DE59709319D1 (de) | 1996-10-02 | 1997-10-02 | Laserpistole |
EP97911172A EP0929786B1 (de) | 1996-10-02 | 1997-10-02 | Laserpistole |
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