Electric toy gun with an improved power break control mechanism

An electric toy gun comprising a power break control mechanism, a gearwheel set, a power break holder, a power contact holder, a trigger and a clip, said trigger having a protrusion adapted for moving said power break holder forwardly to contact with said power contact holder when said trigger is pressed, said power break holder being spring loaded for automatic return after having been moved forwards, said clip having a bullet outlet and a spring-loaded push rod pivotally connected to a part thereof near said bullet outlet, said power break control mechanism being adapted to break off power supply when said trigger is released after each firing action, wherein:

• said gearwheel set has a push rod;
• said spring-loaded push rod has a side protrusion;
• said power break control mechanism comprises an actuator, a power break control set and a swinging block;
• said spring-loaded push rod of said clip is turned upwards to force said side protrusion against said actuator and to further bias said power break control set to a position where a rear side of said power break control set is lowered to one lateral side of said swinging block when said clip is empty, therefore when said gearwheel set is rotated to force the push rod thereof against said swinging block upon triggering of said trigger at this time, said swinging block is rotated to move said power break control set in moving said power break holder away from the protrusion of said trigger for enabling said power break holder to be biased backwards by spring means loaded thereon and moved away from said power contact holder to break off power supply.