Trigger mechanism for firearms

Firearms – Electric appliances

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89135, F41C 1912

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040095363

ABSTRACT:
A trigger mechanism for firing a firearm comprises an electromagnet including a coil and a movable armature actuated by the coil. The armature is connected to the firing pin so as to move the firing pin when the coil is energized by actuating switch means which connects the coil to a source of electrical energy. The switch means is actuated by a trigger lever or button which closes a normally open switch.

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