ES164285U - A compressed air gun. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

"A compressed air weapon, characterized essentially by two bodies that are joined together by removable means, such as thread, being constituted a body by a reservoir as a boiler, cylindrical for compressed air, which, for the extreme front has the aforementioned coupling, a seat to form a hermetic coupling and an outlet valve for air, which opens towards the interior, this valve carrying a rod that protrudes to the outside at the other end, at the other end of which is mounted a handle, formed by two pieces that joined together and to the aforementioned body constitute a box for the trigger mechanisms consisting of ratchet and ratchet claw devices, with elastic means, in such a way that, by pressing the trigger that protrudes to the outside, it is produced a sudden opening of the valve, followed by an immediate closure, all in the form of a flicker, the boiler being fed through a cone fitting. A compressed air line is formed, the other body being formed by the succession of two tubular parts, a shorter one of larger diameter and a longer one, which constitutes the actual barrel, terminated in the appropriate mouth, having the free end of the part of greater diameter the aforementioned configuration for coupling to the other body, in the sealing and actuating seat part of the valve, also incorporating in its interior, this part of greater diameter, a slide constituted by a tubular bushing , which slides tightly and which is commanded from the outside by a protruding appendage that constitutes the bolt of the weapon and that comes out through an L-shaped groove, with one branch, the longest, located longitudinally, while the shorter branch so that, when moving the bolt according to that guide in L, the backward movement of the inner bushing takes place, which comes to be very close to the coupling bottom. or to the other body, being able to be retained in that position by descending the bolt by the other branch of the L, in whose movement only the rotation of the repeated internal bushing occurs. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)