| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 101 | STRIKER-FIRED FIREARM | EP08838288.2 | 2008-07-21 | EP2171388A1 | 2010-04-07 | MCGARRY, James |
| A striker-fired firearm with field stripping mechanism and method. A striker- fired firearm generally includes a frame, a slide supported by the frame for longitudinal forward and rearward movement, a striker axially movable in a path of travel along a longitudinal axis, a trigger pivotably connected to the frame, a trigger bar movably coupled to the trigger and adapted to engage the striker, and a trigger bar camming member pivotably disposed in the frame and defining a camming surface engaged by the trigger bar. Pivoting the camming member moves the trigger bar from a first position to a second position in spatial relationship to the striker. In a preferred embodiment, the camming member is an ejector operable to expel spent cartridge casings from the firearm. | ||||||
| 102 | LOCKABLE SAFETY FOR FIREARM | EP08719911.3 | 2008-03-05 | EP2122291A1 | 2009-11-25 | PIKIELNY, Dov |
| A firearm including a safety that moves between a safe position that does not permit firing of the firearm and a fire position that permits firing of the firearm, and a lock that locks the safety in the closed position wherein the lock includes an ambidextrous locking mechanism actuable from both sides of the firearm. | ||||||
| 103 | PISTOLE MIT PATRONENMAGAZIN | EP04801279.3 | 2004-12-01 | EP1692452B1 | 2009-08-05 | BUBITS, Wilhelm |
| The invention aims at providing a magazine mount for a pistol having a hollow grip (2) into which a cartridge magazine (3) is inserted from below. The mount should be detachable from both sides and offer maximum security, ease of use and have a minimum number of parts. The cartridge magazine (3) has on its front wall a projection (12). A slide (8) that is movable in the transverse direction is arranged in the front part of the grip (3) and is held by at least one spring (9, 10) in a central position in which the projection (12) is supported by the slide (8). The slide (8) comprises a vertical groove (21, 22) on either side of the projection (12); when the cartridge magazine (3) is inserted, one of the vertical grooves is brought into the path of the projection (12) by the displacement of the slide (8). | ||||||
| 104 | STOCK FOR A FIREARM | EP07704790.0 | 2007-01-17 | EP1979702A1 | 2008-10-15 | AALTO, Juha; KUPARINEN, Kari |
| A stock (10) for a firearm, provided with a stock frame section (3) and a releasably attachable cheekpiece (1, 2), in which the stock frame section (3) is symmetrical in relation to the longitudinal vertical direction of the stock, and when the cheekpiece (1, 2) is installed to the left side of the stock frame section (3), the stock becomes a right-handed stock, and when the cheekpiece (1, 2) is installed to the right side of the stock frame section (3), the stock becomes a left-handed stock. According to an advantageous embodiment the cheekpiece (1, 2) is adjustable, preferably quick- adjustable in height. | ||||||
| 105 | HANDFEUERWAFFE MIT MITTIGER ODER AUSSERMITTIGER VISIERLINIE | EP00940288.4 | 2000-05-30 | EP1183493B1 | 2007-05-02 | WEICHERT, Berthold; GIELKE, Gerhard |
| The invention relates to a small arm (1, 5) on which a sighting device (21, 27) is mounted by means of a mounting device (15, 17) in such a manner that its design or its mounting renders the arm at least difficult to use for a left-handed rifleman or renders the conversion of the arm (1, 5) for the use of a left-handed rifleman difficult or impossible. To overcome this problem, a mounting device (15, 17) is provided that can be mounted on the arm (1, 5) either at the right-hand side or the left-hand side or so as to face the right-hand side or the left-hand side. The sighting device (21, 27) is preferably mounted on the mounting device (15, 17) in such a manner that it can be shifted and that it points forward. The arm (1, 5) is preferably provided with a mounting surface (9) at each side. The arm is furthermore a combined arm (1, 5), especially a semi-automatic rifle (1) with a rifle grenade unit (5), the two mounting surfaces (9) being mounted either on the grenade launcher (5) or on the rifle (1), especially so close to the sighting device (33) thereof. | ||||||
| 106 | MAGAZINE CATCH FOR SMALL FIREARMS, ESPECIALLY SELF-LOADING PISTOLS | EP05741668.7 | 2005-05-25 | EP1759161A1 | 2007-03-07 | REZEK, Jaroslav; HRUBOS, Rostislav; KOVARIK, Michal |
| A magazine catch (2) for the magazine (3) of a small firearms allows the user to release the magazine (3) with - either right or left hand and comprises of a movable cylindrical parts (20) equipped with a pressing surface (21) at one end and with a spring-loaded button (27) with a locking - latch (272) protruding into the recess (33) of the magazine (3) at the other end while during the initiation of the magazine catch (2) by the pressing surface (21) the magazine catch (2) is moved against the force of the return spring (290) together with the spring-loaded button (27) out of the engagement of its locking latch (272) from the recess (33) of the magazine (3) and during the initiation of the magazine catch (2) with the springloaded button (27) the movement of the cylindrical part (20) is blocked. The spring-loaded button (27) is pivotably mounted on the cylindrical part (20) by means of a pin (231). | ||||||
| 107 | RECEIVER ASSEMBLY FOR FIREARM | EP05780010.4 | 2005-02-08 | EP1718913A2 | 2006-11-08 | FINN, James |
| A receiver (50) is configured to receive a tabbed magazine (100). The receiver (50) includes a receiver well (81) having a slot (82) configured to accept the tab (120) on the tabbed magazine (100). In operation, the tabbed magazine (100) can be inserted into the receiver well (81) without having to rotate the tabbed magazine (100) into the receiver well (81). A magazine catch (63) engages a locking feature in a rib of the tabbed magazine (100) so as to support the tabbed magazine in the receiver well (81). Once the tabbed magazine (100) is empty, the tabbed magazine (100) can be ejected by pressing a magazine release button (61) without the need to rock the tabbed magazine (100) out of the receiver well (81). The magazine release button (61) can be configured to allow the user to eject the tabbed magazine by pressing the magazine release button (61) on either side of the receiver (50). Once a loaded tabbed magazine is placed into the receiver well (81), the user can press a bolt stop button (73) to release a bolt stop (71). The bolt stop button (73) can be configured to allow the user to release the bolt stop (71) by pressing the bolt stop button (73) on either side of the receiver (50). | ||||||
| 108 | PATRONENAUSWURFANORDNUNG | EP03797251.0 | 2003-08-27 | EP1535016A1 | 2005-06-01 | MURELLO, Johannes |
| The invention relates to a cartridge ejector arrangement with at least two cartridge withdrawal forks (7) mounted in a sprung manner on a moving breech or breechblock (1), preferably opposing each other. According to the invention, amongst other things, a rapid change from right-handed to left-handed ejection and vice versa may be achieved, whereby at least one stationary ejector (27) may be provided on one or one of the cartridge withdrawal forks (7), such that on a recoiling breech or breechblock (1), the cartridge or cartridge case (23) is withdrawn by all cartridge withdrawal forks (7) in common from a cartridge bearing and, once free of the cartridge bearing, is pivoted about the cartridge withdrawal fork (7) and hence ejected to the side thereof which has no provided ejector (27). The above arrangement is particularly suitable for a repeating or self-loading shotgun. | ||||||
| 109 | SELBSTLADE- HANDFEUERWAFFE MIT EINEM BEWEGLICHEN VERSCHLUSS MIT VERRIEGELUNGSWARZEN | EP00909113.3 | 2000-01-27 | EP1147358B1 | 2003-01-08 | SCHWEIKART, Thomas |
| The invention relates to an arrangement of locking projections (21) at the locking head (19) of a locked self-loading hand gun. The locking head (19) can be mounted in two different ways, whereby the cartridge extractor (23) is arranged horizontally to the left or right. A locking projection (21) is omitted at the place of the cartridge extractor (23) so that an uneven number of locking projections (21) is provided. The locking projections (21) are arranged in such a way that they extend along both sides of the lips (27) of a given magazine when the lock (3) is released instead of being distributed over the circumference of the locking head (19) with the same angular distance. | ||||||
| 110 | ANORDNUNG ZUM ÖFFNEN DER STAUBKLAPPEN EINER HANDFEUERWAFFE | EP00904955.2 | 2000-01-24 | EP1147363B1 | 2002-07-24 | MURELLO, Johannes; WELDLE, Helmut |
| The invention relates to an arrangement for opening the dust flaps (9a, 9b) of a hand gun. Said arrangement comprises a lock (1) which is moveably arranged in the housing (3) in the longitudinal direction of the hand gun and which can be mounted in the hand gun in at least two different ways. The arrangement also comprises an ejection device (17, 19) that is coupled to the lock (1). The ejection device (17, 19) ejects the cartridges from ejector openings (7a, 7b) at the housing in the direction of one or the other side of the hand gun according to the arrangement of the lock (1). Dust flaps (9a, 9b) are moveably arranged at the ejector openings. When the dust flaps (9a, 9b) are open, the cartridges can be ejected from the ejector openings (7a, 7b) in an unhindered manner. When the dust flaps (9a, 9b) are closed, the ejector openings (7a, 7b) are also closed. The lock serves as means (1, 15, 21) which enables the dust flaps (9a, 9b) to open automatically, whereby said lock is configured in such a way that it only opens the dust flap (9a, 9b) which is arranged in the direction in which the cartridges are ejected as a result of the respective mounting mode while the gun is being reloaded. | ||||||
| 111 | AMBIDEXTROUS MAGAZINE RELEASE MECHANISM FOR FIREARMS | EP96920379.3 | 1996-05-21 | EP0834052B1 | 2002-07-24 | Garrett, Robert Hudson |
| The invention relates to an improved retaining and release mechanism for the magazines of automatic and/or semi-automatic firearms. A tooth (52) of lever (54) is designed to engage lateral securing slot (34) of magazine (30). The lever (54) is urged towards a body (16) of the firearm by energy exerted through a plunger (82) from a plunger spring (80) contained within the shaft (36). A base (38) is attached to the spring loaded shaft (36) located transversely in body (16) of the firearm and attached at its opposite end to an operating pushbutton (44). The tooth (52) can be disengaged from the lateral securing slot (34) by depressing either operating pushbutton (44) or slide (62). The invention's ambidextrous function can be engaged or disengaged by extending or retracting, respectively, slide (62) over locking shelves (70a, 70b). The magazine (30) can thus be released from both sides of the rifle. | ||||||
| 112 | ERGONOMIC ELECTRIC CURRENT SWITCHING SYSTEMS FOR FIREARMS | EP97903781.9 | 1997-01-18 | EP0880667B1 | 2000-06-14 | BJORNSEN, Bernie, E., III; HAUK, Peter; MATTHEWS, John, W. |
| The invention provides improved electric current switching systems for firearm accessories (33). Electric current is switched with a part (12) of a human hand (13) for an accessory (33) of a firearm (42) having a pistol grip or firearm handle. An arcuate member (14) is bent in similarity to a portion of the human hand (13) in a clenched position at the mentioned part (12) and to complement the firearm handle (Fig. 1). An electric switching device (16) is on that arcuate member at a location corresponding to the mentioned part (12) of the human hand in the clenched position. A mount (15) for the arcuate member may be interconnected at an apex of that arcuate member (14). A bidirectional electric circuit (18) may extend along the arcuate member and the mount to and from that electric switching device and may comprise a laminate structure (118) that may be partially biased for switching action (Fig. 3). | ||||||
| 113 | ERGONOMIC ELECTRIC CURRENT SWITCHING SYSTEMS FOR FIREARMS | EP97903781.0 | 1997-01-18 | EP0880667A1 | 1998-12-02 | BJORNSEN, Bernie, E., III; HAUK, Peter; MATTHEWS, John, W. |
| The invention provides improved electric current switching systems for firearm accessories (33). Electric current is switched with a part (12) of a human hand (13) for an accessory (33) of a firearm (42) having a pistol grip or firearm handle. An arcuate member (14) is bent in similarity to a portion of the human hand (13) in a clenched position at the mentioned part (12) and to complement the firearm handle (Fig. 1). An electric switching device (16) is on that arcuate member at a location corresponding to the mentioned part (12) of the human hand in the clenched position. A mount (15) for the arcuate member may be interconnected at an apex of that arcuate member (14). A bidirectional electric circuit (18) may extend along the arcuate member and the mount to and from that electric switching device and may comprise a laminate structure (118) that may be partially biased for switching action (Fig. 3). | ||||||
| 114 | AMBIDEXTROUS MAGAZINE RELEASE MECHANISM FOR FIREARMS | EP96920379.0 | 1996-05-21 | EP0834052A1 | 1998-04-08 | Garrett, Robert Hudson |
| The invention relates to an improved retaining and release mechanism for the magazines of automatic and/or semi-automatic firearms. A tooth (52) of lever (54) is designed to engage lateral securing slot (34) of magazine (30). The lever (54) is urged towards a body (16) of the firearm by energy exerted through a plunger (82) from a plunger spring (80) contained within the shaft (36). A base (38) is attached to the spring loaded shaft (36) located transversely in body (16) of the firearm and attached at its opposite end to an operating pushbutton (44). The tooth (52) can be disengaged from the lateral securing slot (34) by depressing either operating pushbutton (44) or slide (62). The invention's ambidextrous function can be engaged or disengaged by extending or retracting, respectively, slide (62) over locking shelves (70a, 70b). The magazine (30) can thus be released from both sides of the rifle. | ||||||
| 115 | LASER SIGHTED FIREARM | EP94929880 | 1994-09-26 | EP0724709A4 | 1997-08-13 | MCGARRY JAMES; MOORE LARRY E |
| A firearm (10) having a laser beam capacity (22) for aiding in sighting positioned within the firearm (10) for adjustment therein and having an on-off switch (46) operated by the firearm operator's trigger finger of the trigger finger hand when in position of the firearm grip. The switch (46) can be assembled for operation by finger pressure from a selected side of the firearm (10). | ||||||
| 116 | Reversible magazine latch system for pistols | EP83111881.5 | 1983-11-28 | EP0143113B1 | 1988-08-10 | Giragosian, Paul S. |
| 117 | Firearm magazine catch | EP87305691.5 | 1987-06-25 | EP0251721A1 | 1988-01-07 | Smith, David Edward |
This invention relates to a firearm having an improved catch arrangement for retaining a magazine in a well in a grip portion of the firearm. A single spring (56) operates simultaneously pivotally to urge a catch member (l8) into a magazine engaging position, to retain the catch member on a pivot and to urge outwardly catch release buttons (l9 and 20) which can be depressed to engage inclined cam surfaces (l8G and l8H) to cause retraction of the catch (l8F) from a magazine detent engaging position. |
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| 118 | MAGAZINE LATCH FOR PISTOL | EP85903522.0 | 1985-06-24 | EP0185087A1 | 1986-06-25 | RUGER, William, Batterman; LARSON, Lawrence, Leonard |
| Agencement ambidextre d'arrêtoir de chargeur de pistolet (10) dans lequel un levier transversal (19) est sollicité par un organe élastique (31) contre une partie de cadre de la poignée (14), les extrémités du levier faisant saillie de chaque côté de la poignée. Le levier (19) possède une saillie d'arrêtoir (27) qui s'engage dans le chargeur (18) pour le retenir. Lorsqu'on exerce une pression manuelle sur l'une ou l'autre des extrémités du levier (19), celui-ci se déplace contre l'organe élastique (31) et retire du chargeur la saillie d'arrêtoir (27) et libère le chargeur. | ||||||
| 119 | SUBMACHINE GUN HAVING INTERCHANGEABLE ELEMENTS | EP84902112.0 | 1984-02-10 | EP0171393A1 | 1986-02-19 | McLEOD, John G. |
| Mitraillette (10) possédant des éléments aisément interchangeables. Chaque montage principal et/ou sous-montage de la mitraillette (10) est fileté ou monté par assemblage à queue d'aronde, ce qui permet une interchangeabilité rapide sur le terrain. La mitraillette (10) comporte un canon (58) fileté dans un écrou de bouche (12) et un montage de culasse (68). Un boîtier avant (14) entoure le canon (58) et une culasse mobile avant (60, 62) et comporte des fentes en queue d'aronde (66, 76) pour recevoir un montage de crosse (18) et le mécanisme d'armement (16). Un boîtier arrière (28) comportant deux éléments tubulaires emboîtés (28a, 28b) est utilisé pour recevoir et retenir un boîtier de magasin sélectionné (32), le boîtier arrière (28) et le boîtier avant (14) étant couplés de manière rotative au montage de culasse (68) pour permettre au magasin (34) et au montage de crosse (18) de tourner de manière indépendante en de multiples positions de tir. | ||||||
| 120 | Reversible magazine latch system for pistols | EP83111881.5 | 1983-11-28 | EP0143113A1 | 1985-06-05 | Giragosian, Paul S. |
A reversible magazine latch system for pistols having a grip portion (4) in which there is provided a cavity (6) for a magazine (8), the system comprising a latch seat (28) extending through the pistol, a magazine latch assembly (34) adapted for disposition in and retention by the seat (28) in selectively a right or left hand orientation, and a magazine adapted to be engaged by the latch assembly. |
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