Mechanical guns and projectors – Fluid pressure – With control for discharge of fluid pressure
Patent
1992-08-13
1994-09-27
Reese, Randolph A.
Mechanical guns and projectors
Fluid pressure
With control for discharge of fluid pressure
124 74, F41B 1126, F41B 1106
Patent
active
053499395
ABSTRACT:
A gun for firing pellets using compressed gas having a breech, a hammer mechanism slidably mounted in the breech, which mechanism includes a hammer and a spring mounted to drive the hammer forwards when the gun is fired, and a trigger pivotally connected to the breech. A sear device having a front and a rear end is mounted on a sear pin in the breech. A sear spring biases the sear device so that the front end thereof pivots downwardly after the hammer is released. This sear device includes a sear detent slidably mounted in the front end. A small spring biases the sear detent to move to a forward position in order to be engageable by the trigger. The valve mechanism of the gun is mounted by a pin about which extends an elastomeric bumper. This bumper reduces shock loading on a top frame of the gun.
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Brass Eagle Inc.
Reese Randolph A.
Ricci John
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