Handgun
AssigneesMartin Tuma, Vaclav Brunclik
InventorsMartin Tuma, Vaclav Brunclik
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Abstract
The sear includes a first tang adapted to cooperate with the searing surface of the hammer. A second tang of the sear projects towards the firing pin. The firing pin has a sleeve like portion of an increased diameter defining an abutment surface. In the cocked position of the hammer the first tang of the sear contacts the searing surface of the hammer, and the end of the second tang is located in front of the abutment surface of the firing pin. Thus, when the gun is accidentally dropped, the firing pin cannot move for instance due to forces of intertia units own into the firing position striking unintentionally a loaded round.
Claims5
A handgun, having a frame, a firing pin which is moveable between a rest position and a firing position, a barrel mounted upon the frame, a slide for sliding reciprocating movement on the frame, a trigger pivotally mounted upon the frame by a trigger pin, a trigger rod member pivotally connected to the trigger by means of a pin and having a control surface, a spring loaded sear pivotally mounted upon the frame by means of a sear pin, a hammer pivotally mounted to the frame by means of a hammer pin, a hammer rod spring acting onto the hammer, which hammer includes a searing surface and a half-cocked notch, which sear includes a first tang for engaging the searing surface of the hammer and a control projection for engaging the control surface of the trigger rod member, which sear is totatable between a hammer locking position and a hammer release position, and having a pivotable decocking control device supported at the frame by means of a control device shaft member and having a control member adapted to cooperate with the sear and the hammer for a decocking of the gun,
- said sear comprising a second tang and said firing pin comprising an abutment surface, which second tang is adapted to be positioned upon a rotational movement of the sear in front of the abutment surface of the firing pin preventing its movement from its rest position into its firing position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.