Mechanical guns and projectors – Spring
Patent
1977-01-06
1978-12-12
Pinkham, Richard C.
Mechanical guns and projectors
Spring
124 41R, 273 26D, 273 95A, 273 26E, F41B 700
Patent
active
041291107
ABSTRACT:
A housing has an open-topped hemispherical recess in its top to accommodate a spherical ball. The ball is attached to one end of a cable which is itself secured to a spring loaded reel inside the housing. When ejector means are operated by the user's foot, the ball is ejected upwardly out of the recess, so as to enable the ball to be hit by a bat. As the ball travels after being hit, the cable reels off the reel, winding up the spring on the reel. The spring on the reel then retracts the cable to bring the ball back for a subsequent use.
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Browne William R.
Pinkham Richard C.
Tick Daniel Jay
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