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A starter pistol for firing blank cartridges is generally in the shape of a typical medium duty upholstery stapler. A magazine having at least one chamber each holding a cartridge is fed into an open channel on the bottom of the device. A trigger is operatively connected to a firing pin and actuates the firing pin upon squeezing of a lever of the trigger by an operator. The trigger is also operatively connected to an advancement mechanism that advances each cartridge laden chamber into proper po...
The invention concerns a pistol with a housing (1), breech part (4) movable relative to housing (1), a barrel (5) arranged within breech part (4) and a trigger system (14, 15 16). The housing (1) according to the invention contains a receiver (2) and an upper housing part (3) designed in one part with it, which encloses the breech part (4) with the barrel (5) arranged in it.
A pistol has a trigger 18 pivotal between a forward rest and a rearward depressed condition. It has a firing pin assembly 60 incorporating a firing pin 68 and a transverse nose 74. The assembly 60 is translational parallel to a barrel. When in rearward, cocked condition as illustrated, a firing pin 76 is compressed to propel it forward when released. A transmission member 50 is pivoted at a fore end to the trigger 18 and is guided for displacement along a cocking path. The nose 74 extends into t...
The invention refers to a Pistol that upon fire does not deviate from the sighting lie in vertical direction, that will be applied as a means of self-protection, as a hand-held fire weapon for sports, military and hunting fire. The Pistol has a casing and a barrel T-shape-connected situated into the grip made of heat-insulating polymer. The upper part of the casing and the front end of the barrel are connected by means of a clamp which is an integral one, provided with a trigger mounted on it, s...
A slide action pistol including a frame; a barrel supported on said frame and having a bore on an axis of the barrel; a handgrip portion of the frame provided with a cavity therein for receiving a magazine; a firing assembly including a trigger, hammer and firing pin arranged in operative relationship; and, a slide having one end engaged with the barrel and an opposite end pivotally connected to the handgrip portion, the slide arranged to pivot upwardly and rearwardly when the pistol is fired.
Improved pistol of the type comprising a body carrying a moving slideway supporting a barrel and a firing-pin, the device actuating the said firing-pin consisting of a kinematic chain comprising a detent pivoting on the body, levers driving a sear and a hammer pivoting on the body, said hammer being subjected to the action of a spring and controlled by the sear, characterized in that the hammer is mounted coaxially with at least one ring having two stops for the hammer, the ring having a notch e...
A pistol with a frame, a barrel and a firing mechanism. The firing mechanism includes a pivotably mounted hammer having a first hammer member and a second hammer member stationarily interlocked in a pocket of the first hammer member. The firing mechanism also includes a trigger assembly with a trigger member and a spacer pivotably mounted to the frame in a slot of the frame. The barrel has a lug on its bottom rear end that is movably mounted to the frame by a lug pin. A rear end of the lug has a...
A novel pistol nozzle is provided herein, in which a spherical valve having a through hole is used to control the water flow by the alignment of the through hole to the water channel of the pistol nozzle. The alignment of the spherical valve's through hole is controlled by the interaction of a pinion and a gear when the control lever of the pistol nozzle is grasped, which requires less effort and achieve more precise control to the water flow.
The present invention relates to a laser pistol characterized in that the laser (1) is inserted into the barrel and electronically triggered (13). In order to have a true shooting sensation, a compressed air cylinder (28) causes the pistol carriage to recoil. The cylinder (28) is controlled by a changeover valve (24') which is actuated by a control element coupled with the trigger (9). When working, the changeover valve (24') causes a compressed air loader (17') to connect with the cylinder (28)...
Automatic pistol which comprises a breechblock-carrier disassemblable only when the pistol is in a non-firing position and only by means of an upward angular displacement of the rear portion of the breechblock, and which further comprises an ejection mechanism for the shell, which mechanism is made of a single unit comprising a snap latch displaceable with said unit.
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