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Dual mode ammunition loading air or gas-powered gun

Patent 5884615 Issued on March 23, 1999. Estimated Expiration Date: Icon_subject November 19, 2017. Estimated Expiration Date is calculated based on simple USPTO term provisions. It does not account for terminal disclaimers, term adjustments, failure to pay maintenance fees, or other factors which might affect the term of a patent.

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Inventor

Assignee

Application

No. 974279 filed on 11/19/1997

US Classes:

124/71, With control for discharge of fluid pressure124/31, Trigger or releasing mechanism124/37, Plunger release124/51.1, Mechanical projectile feed124/52, Spring124/72, For continual projection of successive projectiles (e.g., for "rapid fire", etc.)124/74For discharge of pressure from removably mounted cartridge

Examiners

Primary: Eldred, J. Woodrow

Attorney, Agent or Firm

International Class

F41B 011/00

Abstract

A dual mode ammunition loading air or gas-powered gun. The gun is conceived for shooting manually loaded small bullets shot by shot, or for alternatively acting as a repeating weapon for spherical ammunition (2) fed from a loader (4), dispensed one by one into a pocket (9) of an ammunition shifting body (8) mounted in a sliding arrangement, perpendicular to the barrel (3), so as to shift the ammunition up to a position in coalignment with the barrel (3) and with an air/gas delivery hole (17), of a compression chamber. The trigger (18) of the gun, is pin-jointed with a drawing member (19) spring-loaded at one (19a) of its ends and whose other end (19b) is connected to the striking hammer (21) for its cocking and ulterior release. The shifting body (8) is linked with the trigger through an assoicated lever (23) whose first end (23a) is rotatably pin-jointed with said trigger (18) and whose other end (23b) is hinged connected with said shifting body (8). A filter block (41) made of a porous material is located between the outlet of a reservoir (29) and the chamber (39).

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