A trigger system for firearms comprising two system elements. The first system element can be moved back and forth between an engagement position, which brings the first system element into releasable engagement with the cocked cock, and a separating position, which separates the first system element and the cock. The second system element can be moved back and forth between a blocking position, which blocks the first system element against a movement in the direction of the separating position of the first system element, and a release position, which cancels this blocking. The cock is locked in the cocked position when the first system element is in the engagement position and the second system element is in the blocking position. The second system element can be brought into its release position by pulling a trigger coupled thereto, after which the cock forces the first system element into the separating position and strikes for firing.
The invention relates to an interchangeable grip back (7) for mounting on and dismounting from a firearm (1), wherein the interchangeable grip back (7) comprises at least one coupling interface (45) for receiving at least one movable weapon component (55, 57, 59, 60), in particular the trigger mechanism. The invention also relates to a firearm (1) having at least one such interchangeable grip back (7). The invention further relates to a set comprising at least one firearm (1) and at least one interchangeable grip back (7) or at least two interchangeable grip backs (7).
The invention relates to an adapter (3) for mounting at least one additional device (45) on a self-loading firearm (1), said adapter extending along the length of the weapon and comprising a tube-side section (25) and a housing-side section (35). The adapter is characterised in that it can be atttached to a holding device (79, 89) on the tube (19) or on the housing (4), with one of the two sections (25; 35) thereof, and can be movably mounted on the housing (4) or the tube (19), with the other section (25; 35), by means of a longitudinally mobile guide (96, 97, 109; 177, 179, 181). The invention also relates to a self-loading firearm (1) of an adapter (3) according to one of the claims 1 to 19, a holding device (79, 89) on the tube (19) or housing (4) for attaching the adapter (3), and a floating bearing on the housing (4) or the tube (19), which is designed for the longitudinally mobile guide of the adapter (3).
The invention relates to a shot counting mechanism for a shotgun, comprising a first magnetic pole, a second magnetic pole, and a coil. The first magnetic pole and the second magnetic pole are oppositely polarized. The first magnetic pole and the second magnetic pole are designed to pass, in reaction to a shot being fired, the coil one after another along the trajectory and induce a voltage in the coil.
The invention relates to a safety system (59) of a hammerless self-loading pistol (1) with a movable safety element (61) which can assume a safety position in which the safety element engages into the movement path of a firing pin (17) before a shot is fired and a release position in which the safety element is located outside of the movement path of the firing pin (17). The invention is characterized in that in the safety position, the safety element (61) catches the firing pin (17) after the firing pin has advanced over a defined travel distance. The invention also relates to a self-loading pistol equipped with such a safety system.
F41A 17/72 - Firing-pin safeties, i.e. means for preventing movement of slidably-mounted strikers trigger-operated, i.e. the movement of the trigger bringing a firing-pin safety into inoperative position during the firing
F41A 17/64 - Firing-pin safeties, i.e. means for preventing movement of slidably-mounted strikers
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DEVICE FOR PREVENTING TENSIONING OF A FIRING PIN SPRING WHEN DISARMING A HAMMERLESS AUTOMATIC PISTOL PROVIDED WITH A LOCK SLIDE, AND AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH SUCH A DEVICE
The invention relates to a device for preventing the tensioning of a firing pin spring when disarming a hammerless automatic pistol (1) provided with a lock slide (7), wherein the device can assume a disarming position and a locking position, comprising: a spring-loadable firing pin (17) with a lug (17a) formed thereupon for operative engagement with a catch (19), which in the tensioning position for tensioning the firing pin spring protrudes into the path of movement of the lug (17a) and in the disarming position is operatively disengaged from the lug (17a), a sear bar (27), which is coupled with a trigger and operatively disengages the catch (19) from the lug (17a) in the disarming position; and is characterized by a disarming shaft (15), which in the disarming position allows a forward movement of the trigger, and consequently of the sear bar (27), and a disconnector bar (21), which can be coupled with the sear bar (27) and in the disarming position is acted upon by the forwardly moved lock slide (7), and thereby operatively disengages the catch (19) from the lug (17a) by means of the sear bar (27). The invention also relates to an automatic pistol provided with such a device.
The invention relates to an anti-disassembly device for a self-loading pistol (1), comprising: a disassembly shaft (15) which is arranged inside the grip section (2) and may be rotated, by means of an outer handle (15a), between a locking position for locking the barrel (9) and a disassembly position for disassembling said barrel (9); as well as an anti-disassembly element (17) which can be displaced between a blocking and a release position and which, when in its blocking position, engages with the disassembly shaft (15) with a first end, thus securing said shaft in its locking position, and which is positioned, when in its release position, with its first end out of engagement with said disassembly shaft (15), thus releasing said shaft to rotate in its disassembly position, the second end of said element being struck by a magazine (3) that is inserted into the self-loading pistol, and the element consequently being brought into its blocking position, or being able to be brought into its release position when said magazine (3) has been fully or partially removed. The invention is characterised in that the anti-disassembly element (17) is pivotally mounted about a rotational axis (17a) in order for it to assume its blocking or release positions. The invention also relates to a self-loading pistol comprising such an anti-disassembly device.
The invention relates to a pistol comprising a breechblock slide (37) and a loading aid (1), which is arranged thereon, protrudes from the outer surface of the breechblock slide (37) in the form of at least one projection (21) and is detachably mounted on the breechblock slide (37), wherein the loading aid (1) of the latter is arranged under a sighting element (71) and is secured against falling out by the base (75) thereof. The invention also relates to a breechblock slide (37) for a pistol that has a substantially U-shaped profile and a loading aid (1) which is detachably mounted on the breechblock slide (37), wherein the loading aid (1) of the latter is arranged underneath a sighting element (71) and is secured against falling out by the base (75) thereof. Finally, the invention relates to a loading aid (1) for a breechblock slide (37), the mounting base (18) of which is formed in such a way as to complement a first recess (39) in the breechblock slide (37).
The invention relates to an ejector (1) for a firearm comprising a main ejecting body (5) with an ejecting element (46) arranged thereupon in such a way that, after mounting of the ejector (1) on the housing (3) of the firearm, the ejecting element (46) protrudes into the path of movement of a breech mechanism (71) that is guided in a longitudinally movable manner in the firearm housing (3) and runs forward and back, said element forms an abutment for the case head (61) of a cartridge case (59) pulled out from the firing chamber by the breech mechanism (71) running back and, after actively engaging with the case head (61), said element ejects and/or discards the cartridge case (59) from the firearm housing (3), characterized in that the ejector (1) additionally comprises means (7a, b, 9a, b, 11a, b, 13a, b) on the basis of which the ejecting element (46) is mounted in relation to the firearm housing (3) in a yielding manner in such a way that, as a result of active engagement with the case head (61), it runs back together with the latter over a short straight path, on which it is slowed down to a standstill and thereby ejects/discards the cartridge case (59). The invention also relates to a firearm housing (3) comprising a breech arrangement guided in a longitudinally movable manner in the firearm housing (3) and an ejector (1). Finally, the invention relates to a firearm with such an ejector and/or such a firearm housing (3).
F41A 15/16 - Cartridge extractors, i.e. devices for pulling cartridges or cartridge cases at least partially out of the cartridge chamberCartridge ejectors, i.e. devices for throwing the extracted cartridges or cartridge cases free of the gun for bolt-action guns the ejector being mounted on the breech housing or frame
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MAGAZINE RELEASE/HOLDING DEVICE FOR A FIREARM AND RESPECTIVE GRIPPING PIECE EQUIPPED THEREWITH AND WEAPON HOUSING OF A FIREARM
The invention relates to a magazine release/holding device (1), which can be operated from both sides, of a firearm, comprising a magazine holding arm (23) and handles (11, 13) which protrude from both sides of the firearm for transferring the magazine holding arm (23) from its magazine holding position into its magazine release position and vice versa, one of the handles (13) being designed in the manner of a rocker arm, the tilting axis of which rests on the weapon housing (3). The magazine release/holding device (1) is characterised in that the magazine holding arm (23) has a longitudinal slot (35) which travels through the magazine holding arm, the handle (13) is supported in the longitudinal slot (35) in its magazine holding position and comprises a bulge (41) which penetrates the longitudinal slot in the direction of the weapon housing (3) and which serves as a tilting axis. The invention further relates to a gripping piece and a weapon housing (3) of a firearm, which are both equipped with such a magazine release/holding device (1).
The invention comprises a breech catch lever (1) for a firearm which can be operated on both sides of the firearm and has for this purpose handles (7, 13, 17) projecting on both sides of the firearm, and is formed in one piece, and also a grip piece of a firearm and a firearm housing which are each equipped with such a breech catch lever (1).
The invention relates to a trigger assembly for a fire arm, comprising a lock which can be moved between a base position and a charging position, a catch which can be moved between a resting position for releasing the lock and a catch position for catching the lock, a trigger element that can be moved between a non-actuation position and an actuation position, in order to transfer the catch from the catch position thereof into the resting position thereof, a release element that can be moved relative to the trigger element, which release element can be moved between a hold position for holding the catch in the resting position thereof and a release position for releasing a movement of the catch in the catch position thereof, wherein the release element is transferred from the hold position thereof into the release position by a contact of the lock moving into the direction of the charging position with the release element, wherein the release element can be pivoted about a release element-pivoting axis that is movable relative to the trigger element such that the release element can be moved in the non-actuation position of the trigger element by means of a lock that moves in the direction of the base position from a movement space of the lock, even if the trigger is secured.
F41A 17/46 - Trigger safeties, i.e. means for preventing trigger movement
F41A 19/26 - Mechanical firing mechanisms having only slidably-mounted striker elements, i.e. percussion or firing pins the percussion or firing pin and the breech-block or bolt forming one piece
F41A 17/58 - Sear safeties, i.e. means for rendering ineffective an intermediate lever transmitting trigger movement to firing pin, hammer, bolt or sear automatically operated, i.e. operated by breech opening or closing movement
F41A 19/32 - Sear arrangements therefor for catching the percussion or firing pin after each shot, i.e. in single-shot or semi-automatic firing mode
The invention involves a shoulder support (10) for a firearm (12), with a shoulder stock (14), which can be connected by means of a connecting device (20) to a shoulder stock receptacle (18) of the firearm (12), with a shoulder stock adjustment device (22) for adjusting a position of the shoulder stock (14) relative to the shoulder stock attachment (18) along an axis of adjustment (24), and with a cheek rest (26), wherein the cheek rest (26) is mounted on the shoulder stock (14) by means of a bearing (30) so as to be mobile in a direction parallel to the axis of adjustment (24).
The invention relates to a manoeuvres cartridge device (10) for use in a self-loading firearm, comprising a barrel (12), which extends from a firing chamber (14) to a muzzle (16), comprising an intercepting device (20), arranged on the muzzle side, for intercepting a bullet, wherein the barrel (12) has a first barrel portion (22), which adjoins the firing chamber (14) and has a first cross section (32), which is adapted to the calibre of the bullet, and wherein the barrel has a second barrel portion (24), which adjoins the first barrel portion (22) and has a second cross section (36), which is enlarged in comparison with the first cross section (32).
The invention relates to a weapon housing (1) comprising: at least two housing shells (3, 5) and at least one connection block (7), wherein at least two connection pins (9a, b, c) are formed on the connection block (7) and at least one positioning recess (11a, b, c) is formed in each housing shell (3, 5), and wherein the housing shells (3, 5) are placed and oriented on the at least one connection pin (9a, b, c) by means of the at least one positioning recess (11a, b, c) in an installation plane on the connection block (7). The invention further relates to a weapon having a weapon housing (1) and to a method for producing a weapon housing (1) comprising the following steps: providing at least two housing shells (3, 5) and at least one connection block, wherein at least two connection pins (9a, b, c) are formed on the connection block (7) and at least one positioning recess (11a, b, c) is formed in each housing shell (3, 5), placing and orienting the housing shells (3, 5) on the at least one connection pin (9a, b, c) by means of the at least one positioning recess (11a, b, c) in an installation plane on the connection block (7), and connecting the housing shells (3, 5).
The invention relates to a rotary lug breech comprising: a breech carrier (1); a breach head (100) mounted therein and comprising a plurality of breech lugs (104); and a locking piece (200) comprising a plurality of locking lugs (204). A rearward facing cam section (208) is formed in the locking piece (200) on a locking lug (204). When the breech head (100) is released, said cam section converts a release motion, during which rear end faces (106) of the breech lugs (104) detach from front end faces (206) of the locking lugs (204), by means of a forward facing control section (132) correspondingly formed on a control breech lug (104h') into a screwing motion of the breech head (100) in order to release a cartridge case retained in the breech head (100) from a cartridge chamber, during which screwing motion the control section (132) is supported on the cam section (208). During locking, the cam section performs a pre-control function, which rotates a control pin (102) in a control gate (60) of the breech carrier (1) from an axial stop (70) into a control position in which the control gate (60) engages at a locking edge (62) with the control pin (102) and, when the breech carrier (1) moves forward relative to the breech head (100), exerts a rotary momentum on the breech head (100) and thus converts a linear feed motion of the breech head into a locking motion by means of screwing motion.
F41A 3/26 - Rigid bolt locks, i.e. having locking elements rigidly mounted on the bolt or bolt handle and on the barrel or breech-housing respectively the locking elements effecting a rotary movement about the barrel axis, e.g. rotating cylinder bolt locks semi-automatically or automatically operated, e.g. having a slidable bolt-carrier and a rotatable bolt
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BREECH GUIDE DEVICE FOR A BREECH ARRANGEMENT AND RAPID-FIRE WEAPON HAVING A BREECH GUIDE DEVICE
Breech guide device (30) for a breech arrangement (1, 100) of an automatic rapid-fire weapon, having a support element (32) which is arranged in the breech arrangement (1, 100), a control element (34) which is arranged on the support element (32) and is intended to control a weapon component, in particular a belt feed, a guide element (36) which is arranged on the support element (32) and is intended to guide the breech arrangement (1, 100) along a breech guideway (16, 18), wherein the support element (32) runs along an axis of symmetry (33) which runs perpendicular to a bore axis (24) and with respect to which the control element (34) and the guide element (36) are coaxially arranged. The invention also relates to a breech arrangement (1, 100) and to a rapid-fire weapon having such a breech guide device (30).
The invention relates to a coupling pin (1) for coupling weapon components, in particular weapon housing components, which with at least one support section (6a, b) can be axially inserted in a removable manner into a support region (33a, b) on a weapon component (51) and with at least one adjustment (5) section into an adjustment region (35) on another weapon component (49). An axially adjustable, spring-loaded dowel pin (15) is arranged in the coupling pin (1), which dowel pin acts via a force-transmitting coupling on a tensioning element (17) adjustable transversely with respect to the dowel pin (15). The tensioning element protrudes from the coupling pin (1) in the adjustment section (5) and exerts an adjustment force on the adjustment region (35) and adjusts and/or tensions the adjustment region (35) and support region (33a, b) with respect to each other and transversely to the installation direction of the coupling pin (1). The invention further relates to a weapon housing comprising a coupling pin (1) and to a weapon comprising a coupling pin (1).
The invention relates to a shoulder support (1) for a firearm, having receptacle spaces (3) opening toward the rear for storing objects, and having a shaft cap (5, 7) as a captive cover for the receptacle spaces. The shaft cap (5, 7) simultaneously forms the deformable cover of the receptacle spaces (3), is attached to the shoulder support (1) such that it can be removed without tools, and returns to a position allowing at least provisional use of the weapon after access to the interior of the receptacle spaces (3) is interrupted or ended. The invention further relates to a firearm having such a shoulder support.
The present invention relates to a line arrangement (1, 3, 5) on a weapon component (32, 45, 43) for transmitting information, data, signals and/or energy, said arrangement comprising a plurality of interfaces (2, 4, 6, 8,), wherein at least one interface (2, 4) is provided as a transfer interface for transmitting information, data, signals and/or electric energy that can be wirelessly coupled with an associated transmission interface (2, 4) of another line arrangement (1, 3, 5). The invention further relates to a weapon component (32, 45, 43) with an associated line arrangement (1, 3, 5) and to a weapon with an associated line arrangement (1, 3, 5) or an associated weapon component (32, 45, 43).
The invention relates to a supplemental handle (1, 1) for a hand-held firearm (7) with an ergonomic handle element (23) which in the working position thereof projects away from the hand-held firearm (7), and specifically in a direction extending essentially transverse to the weapon tube (6) and is designed to be moved into different operating positions. The invention further relates to a hand-held firearm (7) with one such supplemental handle (1, 1).
The invention relates to a catch (21), especially for a triggering mechanism of a rapid fire weapon that comprises a breechblock (3) and a securing device (40; 140). The catch (21) can be moved between a position blocking the breechblock (3) and a position not blocking the breechblock and is fitted with a securing element (101; 201; 301). Said securing element (101; 201; 301) can be moved relative to the catch (21) between a releasing position (II) and a securing position (I) and adopts the releasing position (II) as the returning breechblock (3) engages with the catch (21) and actuates the securing element (101; 201; 301) in a rearward direction; said element does not engage with the securing device (40) in this position (II) even when the securing device (40) is simultaneously in the securing position. The catch (21) can then be moved into the non-blocking position. Alternatively or additionally, the securing element (101; 201; 301) adopts the securing position (1) as the breechblock (3) runs onto the securing element (101; 201; 301) and actuates the latter (101; 201; 301) in a forward direction, said element engaging with the securing device (40) in said position (1) when the securing device (40) is simultaneously in the securing position and blocking the catch (21) in the blocking position. The invention further relates to a triggering mechanism, a handle piece (1), and a weapon comprising such a catch (21) according to the invention.
F41A 17/58 - Sear safeties, i.e. means for rendering ineffective an intermediate lever transmitting trigger movement to firing pin, hammer, bolt or sear automatically operated, i.e. operated by breech opening or closing movement
F41A 19/26 - Mechanical firing mechanisms having only slidably-mounted striker elements, i.e. percussion or firing pins the percussion or firing pin and the breech-block or bolt forming one piece
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PIVOTAL LATCH, TRIGGER DEVICE, AND GRIP FOR A FIREARM
The present invention relates to a pivotal latch (21) for a trigger device of a firearm, particularly a rapid-fire weapon, comprising a breech (3) and a safety mechanism (40). The pivotal latch (21) is displaceable between a locking position locking the breech (3) and a position not locking the breech, and comprises a safety element (101; 201) that is displaceable relative to the pivot latch (21) between an idle position (II) and a safety position (I). Said element assumes the safety position (I) when the breech (3) pushes against the pivot latch (21) if the breech (3) exerts an actuating force on the safety element (101; 201) in the forward direction. In said position (I), the element engages on the safety mechanism (40) if said safety mechanism assumes the safety position thereof at the same time and fixes the pivotal latch (21) itself in the locking position. Otherwise, however, the safety element assumes the rest position (II) and releases the pivotal latch (21). The invention further relates to a trigger device, a grip having such a trigger device, and a corresponding firearm.
F41A 17/58 - Sear safeties, i.e. means for rendering ineffective an intermediate lever transmitting trigger movement to firing pin, hammer, bolt or sear automatically operated, i.e. operated by breech opening or closing movement
F41A 19/26 - Mechanical firing mechanisms having only slidably-mounted striker elements, i.e. percussion or firing pins the percussion or firing pin and the breech-block or bolt forming one piece
The present invention relates to a weapon holder (1; 201; 301) for holding a weapon (20) and is provided with a first and a second interface (6, 8; 206, 208; 306, 308), which each act on the weapon being held. The first interface (6; 206; 306) is in this case designed such that it can be coupled, such that it can be locked and unlocked, to a weapon-side interface element (21; 26), and the second interface (8; 208; 308) acts on a second weapon element (24; 27). The invention likewise relates to a holster (2; 202) which is provided with a weapon holder (1; 201) according to the invention.
The present invention relates to a safety mechanism (20) for a latch (2) of a trigger device of a weapon, particularly an automatic weapon, comprising a breech and a safety mechanism (6, 8, 8a). The latch (2) can be moved between a locking position, locking the breech, and a non-locking position, not locking the breech. The safety mechanism (20) engages on the safety device (6, 8, 8a) when it is in the safety position, and thus secures the latch (2) in the locking position. The safety mechanism (20) comprises a spring element (23c) acting between the safety device (6, 8, 8a) and the latch (2), effecting a locking force that fixes the latch (2) in the locking position thereof, said force being adjusted such that it is greater than a trigger force that moves the latch (2) out of a locking position, but allows for a deflection of the latch (2) under the action of the returning breech while deforming the spring element. The invention further relates to a trigger mechanism, a hand piece (1), and a weapon with such a safety mechanism (20).
F41A 17/56 - Sear safeties, i.e. means for rendering ineffective an intermediate lever transmitting trigger movement to firing pin, hammer, bolt or sear
The present invention relates to an actuating device (12, 20) for actuating a weapon, comprising a first actuating drive (30) acting in a working direction and configured to transfer an actuating element (8) from an idle position to a working position. The actuating drive (30) can be releasably coupled to the actuating element (8) by a switchable clutch (52). The invention also relates to a trigger device (1) or a weapon with a corresponding actuating device (12, 20).
The invention relates to a control element (50) for a hammer (3) that can be pivoted about a pivoting axis (7). The hammer can be locked in the loaded position with a counter-surface (29) of a release element (30, 31) by means of a detent surface (27). The hammer (3) has a control curve section (23), which, in a pivoting position that differs from the loaded position, engages with a control surface (32) of the release element (30, 31), holding the latter in an unlocked position. The control element (50) has a first control curve region (54), which is adjacent to the control curve section (23) and can be adjusted in the pivoting direction to expand said section and which engages with the control surface (32) in order to reduce the required pivoting space of the control curve section (23) and the control curve region (54) when the hammer (3) is moved from a firing position into the loaded position. The invention also relates to a firing unit comprising a control element (50) of this type in addition to an interchangeable firing assembly (1) comprising a hammer (3) and a trigger assembly that has a trigger bar (31), a detent surface (27), which acts by means of an elongated lever arm in relation to the pivoting axis (7), being located on the hammer (3). Said firing assembly (1) is compatible with an existing firing unit and is designed to be interchanged with the latter, the control curve (C) of the assembly having the same or less required pivoting space. The curve is traced by a hammer (A) of the firing assembly, said hammer having a detent surface (B) with a shorter lever arm acting in relation to the pivoting axis.
The invention relates to an electrical trigger device for small arms, having a trigger (1) which can be adjusted against a trigger slack, a trigger spring (15) which preferably is adjustable and acts on the trigger (1), and an electrical switching element (9) which is activated after the forward motion is traveled. Said trigger device is developed according to the invention in that the switching element (9) is actuated by a spring element (7) which forms an end stop when the trigger slack is reached.
The invention relates to a connecting piece (1) for fixing on a profiled rail (19), comprising retaining elements (3; 5) that can be moved between a working and a release position, said elements engaging with corresponding receiving regions (22;24) of the profiled rail (19) releasing the connecting piece (1) in the release position. The retaining elements (3; 5) are coupled by means of a guide slot (41), which is designed in such a way that when the retaining elements (3;5) are displaced in the longitudinal direction of the profiled rail (19), said elements are also moved obliquely, following the course of the slot. The invention also relates to a connecting piece (1) comprising a sight (57;104) with an adjustment element (69;75), which can be moved in opposition to a spring force from a sight position into an adjustment position, said adjustment element (69; 75) being releasably fixed in the sight position in relation to the sight (57; 104) by means of a detent mechanism and can be moved into various sight positions in the adjustment position. The invention further relates to a second connecting piece (1) comprising a second sight (104) that can be mounted directly on the hand guard (109) of a weapon (105) and can be pivoted about a pivoting element (125) from an unused position into a working position, said second sight (104) having a safety element (165) that fixes the sight (104) in the working position against a stop (171), transversely to the axis of the bore.
The invention relates to a small arm (1), particularly a grenade, comprising a frame unit (2), in which a barrel assembly (20) is mounted. The recoil damper arrangement (60) acts between the frame unit (2) and the barrel assembly (20). The recoil damper arrangement (60) is axially arranged between a breech block region (42) of the barrel assembly (20) and a support region (5) of the frame unit (2). The invention further relates to a weapon arrangement, formed of a plurality of small arms, wherein the first small arm (1) is configured according to the invention.
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