Firearms – Safety mechanism – Trigger lock
Patent
1981-02-17
1983-01-25
Jordan, Charles T.
Firearms
Safety mechanism
Trigger lock
F41C 1704
Patent
active
043695930
ABSTRACT:
A firing mechanism for a pistol comprises a firing pin, a hammer for striking on the firing pin, a hammer spring biasing the hammer, and a catch lever for temporarily locking the hammer in a cocked position is designed to have a safety function. In order to provide a structurally simple mechanism which provides perfect safety against an unintended discharge of a shot without need for additional parts, the catch lever is provided with two locking surfaces. When the hammer is uncocked, the firing pin bears on one of said locking surfaces in the firing direction and the hammer bears on the other of said locking surfaces in the striking sense.
REFERENCES:
patent: 961189 (1910-06-01), Wesson
patent: 4021955 (1977-05-01), Curtis
patent: 4313274 (1982-02-01), Ludwig et al.
Malhotra Satish K.
Zedrosser Ulrich
Jordan Charles T.
Kelman Kurt
Parr Teddi L.
Steyr-Daimler-Puch Aktiengesellschaft
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