Firing pin and firing pin-bushing assembly

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1983-07-25

1986-04-15

Brown, David H.

Firearms

Revolvers

Firing mechanism

42 69R, F41C 100

Patent

active

045818363

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is an elongated, generally cylindrical, firing pin for a revolver, the firing pin having first and second end sections separated by an intermediate section. The first section terminates in a chisel tip for impacting a cartridge casing. The chiselled tip is characterized by bevelled sides and a bevelled bottom terminating in an asymmetrical tip end face. The firing pin is axially slidable in a bushing non-rotatably mounted in the revolver frame by a transverse bushing pin. A keyway system cooperates between the intermediate section of the firing pin and the bushing to preclude rotational movement of the firing pin relative to the bushing.

REFERENCES:
patent: 235240 (1880-12-01), Hood
patent: 376922 (1888-01-01), Smith
patent: 3050894 (1962-08-01), Ivy
patent: 3696543 (1972-10-01), Kennedy et al.
patent: 3708902 (1973-01-01), Foster et al.
patent: 4067131 (1978-01-01), Ruger et al.
patent: 4221065 (1980-09-01), Curran

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