Chamber of a handgun
AssigneeBlaser Group GmbH
InventorPaul SEIDL
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Abstract
A chamber of a handgun includes a chamber body displaceable along a longitudinal axis, a firing pin guided to move axially in the chamber body, a firing pin spring associated with the firing pin and a small breech arranged at the rear end of chamber body. A sliding sleeve actuatable by a cocking slide is arranged to cock and uncock the firing pin spring. The cocking slide contains a control cam for axial displacement of the sliding sleeve by a slide part that can be moved in a straight line in the direction of longitudinal axis of chamber body and projecting rearward relative to small breech.
Claims13
A chamber of a handgun with a chamber body displaceable along a longitudinal axis, a firing pin that is guided to be axially movable in the chamber body, a firing pin spring assigned to the firing pin, and a breech arranged at a rear end of chamber body, in which a sliding sleeve actuatable by a cocking slide is arranged for cocking and uncocking of the firing pin spring, wherein the cocking slide contains a control cam for axial displacement of the sliding sleeve by means of a slide part that can be moved in a straight line in a direction of the longitudinal axis of the chamber body and projects rearward relative to the breech when the cocking slide is moved between a lower uncocked position and an upper cocked position.
A handgun comprising:
- a chamber with a chamber body displaceable along a longitudinal axis;
- a firing pin that is guided to be axially movable in chamber body;
- a firing pin spring assigned to the firing pin;
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- a breech arranged at a rear end of the chamber body, in which a sliding sleeve actuatable by a cocking slide is arranged for cocking and uncocking of the firing pin spring,
- wherein the cocking slide contains a control cam for the axial displacement of the sliding sleeve by means of a slide part that is movable in a straight line in a direction of the longitudinal axis of the chamber body and projects rearward relative to the breech when the cocking slide is moved between a lower uncocked position and an upper cocked position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.