Toy fire-arm for strip ammunition

Abstract

A toy fire-arm is disclosed comprising a hollow, butt-shaped handle connected to a trigger and barrel assembly, including percussion means for firing strip ammunition fed thereto. The handle has a seat for receiving and supporting a magazine therein. The magazine is insertable in the handle against the seat. The magazine includes means for supporting strip ammunition (S) arranged side-by-side also means for maintaining the plurality of strps (S) against one side of the magazine to enable the sequential feeding of each of the strips from the magazine to and through strip guide means to the trigger and barrel assembly. A slider means is also provided disposed along said one side of the magazine for slidingly feed strip ammunition containing firing charges C1 from the magazine in steps through the guide means to the trigger and firing assembly for firing by the percussion means.

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