A rack is designed to hold a plurality of pistol-type nozzles, each having a barrel which is provided at the top end with a nozzle, and at the bottom end with a connection portion and an adjustment knob. The rack comprises a top frame and a bottom frame. The top frame is provided with a plurality of through slots for holding the barrels of the pistol nozzles. The bottom frame is provided with a plurality of locating slots, each having a seat, a locating projection extending from the seat, and a ...

1. In an explosive charge pistol, an elongated casing having at least one ening and a booster inserted in one end thereof, A stab-initiated delay detonator means fixedly supported in said casing and located adjacent to said booster in aligned relationship therewith, A rotatable shutter mounted in said casing between said delay detonator means and said booster, Explosive leads defining an explosive path through said shutter and carried by said shutter in such a manner that said leads are axially ...

In a Luger pistol equipped with a toggle hold open mechanism, a small portion of one of the frame side rails is milled out in the vicinity of the sear bar slide to receive a new L-shaped release lever engageable at one end with the gun's hold open latch. The original sear bar slide is replaced by a modified form engageable with both the thumb safety lever and with the release lever in such manner that as the safety lever is moved to "safe" position, the release lever disengages the hold open lat...

A pistol type nozzle valve having a barrel top, a barrel frame, and a handle grip, usable in especially a gasoline station having a suspended type gasoline feeding means, an inlet being provided at the side of the barrel frame, and an automatic valve closing device being provided in the barrel frame on one side of the inlet opposite the barrel top side, so that the center of gravity is shifted to that side of the nozzle opposite the barrel top, to thereby effect automatic rotation of the barrel ...

A pistol grip for use with a camera including an elongate handle, a generally horizontal mounting surface located adjacent the upper end of the handle for mounting a camera thereon, a trigger located in the upper portion of the handle for being depressed by the forefinger of the hand gripping the handle, and means connected with the trigger for operating the shutter release of the camera when the trigger is depressed. The pistol grip is adapted for use with cameras of various sizes and includes ...

A gas pressure pistol, particularly a sports pistol, comprises a compressed gas container, which is disposed below the barrel and which via a passage that is adapted to be closed by a valve communicates with the rear end of the barrel, also comprises a bolt, which is guided in a housing and is adapted to be retracted from the rear end of the barrel, and a trigger mechanism, which is accommodated in the housing and comprises a trigger lever, which is pivotally movable in a pull-off sense, a trigg...

A folding stock is provided for a pistol. The stock is particularly suited for automatic pistols which may employ extended magazines. The stock includes a first end which mates with the hollow located in the rear portion of the grip of the pistol. A first stock element is attached to the first end. A second stock element is pivotally attached to the first stock element. The attachment includes a spring mounted push-button element. The push-button element, when depressed, permits rotation of the ...

A pistol design is provided which makes it possible to make a small sized pistol for firing relatively large size cartridges, e.g., a .45 pistol. The pistol is manually cycled for reloading and is characterized by a barrel which must be moved forward to remove a spent case and backward to chamber a new cartridge, and novel means for (a) firing the weapon, (b) preventing accidental discharge of the weapon, and (c) preventing forward movement of the barrel when the trigger is pulled.

A backstop of the "venetian blind" type and contains a set of angled louvers to deflect projectiles safely. The present invention provides a system of modules whereby a backstop may be constructed across a wall of any width. The backstop modules themselves are made in a number of standardized widths, most preferably about 36 inches (0.91 m), 48 inches (1.22 m), and 60 inches (1.52 m) wide. Using various sets of these modules, any width can be filled in to the nearest foot, i.e., a maximum gap of...

Ammunition for a toy revolver comprises a disk structure provided with a plurality of angularly equispaced capsules containing explosive charges (rounds) and adapted to register with anvils of a barrel for firing. The number of capsules is twice that of the number of seats within which each of the anvils is provided. The side of the disk opposite the percussion side is formed with at least two projections each of which is adapted to engage in one of the seats between a wall thereof and the anvil...