Magnetic paint ball gun apparatus
OwnerRob Squireinventor
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A paint ball gun barrel indexing pin includes a plunger, cover, body, and first and second magnets that bias the plunger within the barrel. Magnetic coupling is used between rigid components that are used to position paint balls within a paint ball gun. In a “push-push” arrangement, a pair of magnets are oriented with like poles facing each other. When force is applied to one of the pair of magnets, the force will be transmitted through the magnetic fields to the second magnet. This magnetic coupling offers low resistance to movement when the magnets are in an initial substantially spaced apart relationship. Such low force coupling ensures gentle handling of the paint balls. However, as the limits of travel are approached, the magnetic coupling will exponentially increase forces between the magnets, preventing a “bottoming out” of the coupling.
A paint ball gun barrel indexing pin cooperative with an indexing hole that extends radially through a paint ball gun breech wall and into an axial bore, said axial bore defining at least in part a paint ball pathway through said paint ball gun breech and into a paint ball gun barrel, comprising:
A paint ball gun barrel detent pin cooperative with an indexing hole that extends radially through a paint ball gun breech wall and into an axial bore, said axial bore defining at least in part a paint ball pathway through said paint ball gun breech and into a paint ball gun barrel, comprising:
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