Three columned magazine structure for firearms

A firearm structure having a novel magazine system, characterized in that;

• it comprises following components:
• a magazine structure located in a magazine port of a firearm structure and having a rotatable structure on its centerline, and comprising a tubular type uniform magazine body comprising a combination of cylindrically formed three magazine tubes positioned in parallel and equidistant to each other;
• a round shaped stabilizer structure located as protruded outwardly on an outer surface of a middle section of the magazine body and ensuring position of the magazine structure to be secured by three locking housings in a gap form positioned with equal distances on the edged thereof;
• a magazine lid which has a structure to seat on any end of the magazine structure that is formed as triple tube, and which encloses an end of the magazine body that is on the same direction with end of the barrel and protrusion-wise formed symmetrical three column taps of which can be fitted into three magazine columns at the same time;
• a disc structure located right at the rear end of the magazine structure, assisting in loading cartridges to be fired into the barrel properly, securing the connection between the magazine structure and firearm mechanism, having three round holes fully fitting to the magazine columns large enough for three cartridges on its lower portion, and on its upper portion having a fourth hole-like formed round barrel housing located on a point right above said three holes, wherein the barrel housing is formed as a cylindrical hole slightly protruding towards the barrel end in order that the barrel structure can be positioned into the said barrel housing;
• a locking extractor which is located on a trigger guard enclosing a front side of a pistol grip, and upper end of which contact to a stabilizer structure on the magazine structure, and which has a finger housing positioned on its middle section such that it faces the user's finger on a trigger structure, and which has a locking extractor formed as a protrusion that can be fitted on the locking housings on the stabilizer structure on its upper end and which secures the magazine structure in a fixated position;
• two cartridge catches which are positioned symmetrically right behind extra cartridge gaps that are two rounded holes located as side to side at a lower part of a disc structure, and which close outlet of the extra cartridge gaps in the lower portion of the disc structure thereby preventing the cartridge structures that may pass through these holes from ejecting out, and which allow the cartridge structures that are pushed into the extra cartridge gaps to pass through the inlet of the extra cartridge gaps, and which are symmetrical twins with regard to each other.