Dispensing – Simulations – Firearms
Patent
1999-01-05
2000-12-12
Jacyna, J. Casimer
Dispensing
Simulations
Firearms
222212, 2223865, 446473, 141 26, A63H 3300
Patent
active
061586196
ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to a gun device for dispensing a fluid with a quick charge adapter. The gun device includes a bladder located within a housing. The bladder is connected to a remotely located control unit which is adapted to dispense fluid stored in the bladder upon activation of a trigger located on the control unit. The fluid is dispensed from a remotely located nozzle which may be worn on a user's head. A recharge nozzle located on the control unit is adapted to be inserted into the quick charge adapter to quickly expand and fill the bladder from a pressurized fluid source.
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Yes! Entertainment Speed Loader 1500 instructions. .COPYRGT.1997. Not admitted as prior art.
D'Andrade, deceased Bruce M.
D'Andrade, executix by Mary Ann
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