Mechanical guns and projectors – Fluid pressure
Patent
1975-07-22
1976-11-09
Stouffer, Richard T.
Mechanical guns and projectors
Fluid pressure
124 41R, 124 45, 124 49, 124 51R, 294 19A, F41F 104, A63B 4702
Patent
active
039904261
ABSTRACT:
Tennis balls are introduced via a removable ball pick-up magazine through a ball port in a wall of a pipe into a stream of air flowing through the pipe towards a barrel. Air flows freely through the barrel and through the ball port past a normally open flexible flap valve which permits a ball to pass, but which momentarily seals against the curved wall of the pipe in response to back pressure after a ball passes through the port and chokes the free flow of air through the barrel.
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