A pistol nozzle is designed to emit a compressed fluid and is formed of a main body and a telescopic barrel set. The main body is provided with a trigger, a retaining hook, a fluid emitting end, and a fluid admission end which is fastened to a fluid pipe. The telescopic barrel set is fastened to the fluid emitting end of the main body and is formed of a fastening mount, a plurality of telescopic tubes, a plurality of stop members, and a plurality of washers. The fastening mount is fastened at on...

A two-piece adjustable molded plastic pistol rest which permits a fork member to be retained within a base member to facilitate storage of the pistol rest. The pistol rest includes a base member and a detachable fork weber engaged with the base member. The base member has a front surface which defines a center channel and two outer channels. The outer channels are positioned on either side of the center channel, and the center channel includes a number of spaced-apart interior guide ribs. The fo...

A grip assembly for a gun having a downwardly projecting handle, which assembly includes two body panels to be received at opposite sides of the handle, and a grip unit having two side panels at outer sides of the body panels and a forward portion connecting the grip panels in front of the handle. The grip panels are preferably connected to the body panels by two screws and nuts. A third screw extends through an opening in one of the body panels, to hold it in place, and is desirably at a locati...

Automatic weapon having a unitary fire control group including a burst control counter rotatable in one angular direction from a starting position in synchronism with hammer release and which is automatically self resetting in the opposite angular direction upon trigger release, the fire control group being releasably connected to a frame and barrel group for snap locking assembly with a receiver, the frame and barrel group being releasably secured to the receiver by a takedown latch rotatably s...

A repeating pistol wherein the sear is controlled by the trigger through an intermediate connecting link providing a clearance connection so that an idling motion may be imparted to the trigger before it releases the sear. The path or stroke of the trigger may be readily adjusted both forwardly and rearwardly independently of the adjustment of the pressure to be overcome when triggering. A manually operable lever is provided for lowering the intermediate connecting link so as to thereby disconne...

A repeating pistol wherein the sear is controlled by the trigger through an intermediate connecting link providing a clearance connection so that an idling motion may be imparted to the trigger before it releases the sear. The path or stroke of the trigger may be readily adjusted both forwardly and rearwardly independently of the adjustment of the pressure to be overcome when triggering. A manually operable lever is provided for lowering the intermediate connecting link so as to thereby disconne...

The invention relates to automatic pistols, and visualises the employment of a mechanism the purpose of which is to permit the mode of firing to be changed automatically i.e., from the firing of single rounds to firing a burst of rounds of a predetermined number (and vice-versa). The change in mode is effected through the agency of a lever-like handgrip which is pivotably fitted to the forestock and such that in a folded position the handgrip sets the mechanism to a mode of operation in which on...

A toy water pistol having a detachably securable water-containing cartridge which serves not only as a reservoir for a substantial amount of water, but also as a biasing means for the trigger. The cartridge is constituted as a multiply-pleated bellows which is retained in a simulated barrel portion of the pistol. This portion is open on one side, permitting the cartridge to be easily inserted and removed. The forward end of the bellows has an orifice through which water is ejected when the bello...

A pistol brace comprising: a first looped portion positioned under the shoulder of a shooter; a hooked portion a distance from the first looped portion for positioning against the shoulder of a shooter; a second elevated looped portion forward of the first looped portion for resting on the forearm of a shooter; a third looped portion forward of the first and second looped portions for supporting the left hand of a shooter whereby the right wrist of the shooter rests on the left wrist in a fashio...

A sports pistol comprises a housing, which extends in a substantially prismatic recess formed in a grip and is held in that recess by means of a fixing screw that extends upwardly from the bottom of the grip. In order to permit an adaptation of the pistol to the attitude of the hand of a given shooter, the housing extending in the recess defines clearances with the side faces, the bottom surface and the rear surface of the recess and is supported on the bottom surface and on the rear surface of ...