Insect Control Gun Device
OwnerSteve Howardinventor
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Abstract
An insect control gun device is provided, the device is designed to repel and eliminate insects with minimal effort. The device comprises a firearm-shaped body with a handle featuring dual triggers for operating a high-pressure CO2 stream from the main barrel and an insect repellent spray from a secondary barrel. The main barrel incorporates adjustable LED lighting to attract insects, while the secondary barrel dispenses repellent from a securely attached, transparent reservoir. A replaceable CO2 cartridge powers both the insect-killing and repellent-dispensing functions, controlled by a pressure valve system.
Claims20
An insect control gun device comprising:
- a body;
- a handle attached to the body, the handle comprising:
- a primary trigger operable to release a CO2 burst;
- a secondary trigger operable to activate an insect repellent dispensing mechanism;
- and
- a trigger lock mechanism to prevent unintentional activation of the primary trigger or the secondary triggers;
- a main barrel connected to the body;
- an insect repellent dispensing mechanism comprising:
- a secondary barrel positioned beneath the main barrel;
- a nozzle;
- and
- an insect repellent reservoir configured to store an insect repellent fluid and connected to the secondary barrel;
- a cartridge housing integrated within the body and configured to house a replaceable cartridge containing a compressed CO2, the cartridge housing comprising a quick-release mechanism to secure the cartridge;
- and
- a pressure control valve connected to the cartridge housing, operable by the primary trigger and the secondary trigger to control CO2 flow to the main barrel and the insect repellent dispensing mechanism.
An insect control gun device comprising:
- a firearm-shaped body;
- a handle attached to the body, the handle comprising:
- a primary trigger operable to release a CO2 burst;
- a textured grip area;
- a secondary trigger operable to activate an insect repellent dispensing mechanism;
- and
- a trigger lock mechanism to prevent unintentional activation of the primary trigger or the secondary triggers;
- a main barrel connected to the body;
- an insect repellent dispensing mechanism comprising:
- a secondary barrel positioned beneath the main barrel;
- a nozzle;
- and
- an insect repellent reservoir configured to store an insect repellent fluid and connected to the secondary barrel;
- a cartridge housing integrated within the body and configured to house a replaceable cartridge containing a compressed CO2, the cartridge housing comprising a quick-release mechanism to secure the cartridge;
- and
- a pressure control valve connected to the cartridge housing, operable by the primary trigger and the secondary trigger to control CO2 flow to the main barrel and the insect repellent dispensing mechanism.
A method of using an insect control gun device, the method comprising the following steps:
- providing an insect control gun device comprised of a body, a handle comprised of a primary trigger and a secondary trigger, a main barrel, a secondary barrel, a replaceable cartridge comprised of a compressed CO2, and an insect repellent reservoir;
- installing the replaceable cartridge into a cartridge housing integrated within the body by engaging a quick-release mechanism to secure the cartridge;
- filling the insect repellent reservoir with an insect repellent fluid and attaching the reservoir to the secondary barrel using a locking mechanism;
- activating an LED light integrated into the main barrel to attract insects toward the device;
- pressing the primary trigger to engage a pressure control valve connected to the replaceable cartridge, releasing a high-pressure burst of the compressed CO2 through the main barrel to repel or eliminate insects;
- and
- pressing the secondary trigger to divert comprised CO2 through the pressure control valve to the insect repellent reservoir, pressurizing the insect repellent fluid and expelling it through a nozzle in the secondary barrel as a spray.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.