Paint ball gun having paint ball dispenser with threaded connector
AssigneeAvalon Advanced Products, Inc
InventorStephen Ho
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Abstract
A paint ball gun is disclosed including a dispenser having a locking connector designed to lockingly engage a locking connector on a gun feed tube or one end of a hollow connecting member.
Claims20
A paint ball gun comprising a handle, a barrel including a feed tube having a first locking connector and a dispenser including a paint ball reservoir, an open end having a lid and a hollow neck having a second locking connector, where the locking connectors are designed to lockingly secure the dispenser to the feed tube and to decrease or eliminate the dispenser falling off of the gun during training exercises or games.
A paint ball gun comprising a handle, a barrel including a feed tube having a first connector, a hollow connecting member having a second connector at a first end and a first locking connector at a second end and a dispenser including a paint ball reservoir, an open end having a lid and a hollow neck having a second locking connector, where the locking connectors are designed to lockingly secure the dispenser to the second end of the connecting member and to decrease or eliminate the dispenser falling off of the gun during training exercises or games.
A paint ball gun comprising a handle, a barrel including a feed tube having a first locking connector, a hollow connecting member having a second locking connector at a first end and a third locking connector and a dispenser including a paint ball reservoir, an open end having a lid and a hollow neck having a fourth locking connector, where the first and second locking connectors are designed to lockingly secure the connecting member to the gun and the third and forth locking connectors are designed to lockingly secure the dispenser to the connecting member and where the locking connections decrease or eliminate the dispenser and/or connecting member falling off of the gun during training exercises or games.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.