Rope projection device

A rope projection device comprising:

• a head assembly comprising a central chamber having an open front end, and two inclined cylinders spaced from both sides of the central chamber respectively, each of the inclined cylinders having two ends open;
• a capturing rope comprising a rope member disposed in the central chamber, and two weights disposed at both ends of the rope member respectively, the weights being disposed in the inclined cylinders respectively;
• and
• a projection assembly comprising a housing including a recess having a first through hole, a cap disposed on the recess and having a second through hole aligned with the first through hole, and a ring shaped adapter releasably secured to the housing;
• a cylindrical sleeve disposed in the housing and releasably secured to the head assembly, the cylindrical sleeve including a third through hole formed on a circumferential surface;
• a diaphragm mounted on a front end of the sleeve;
• an air canister disposed in the sleeve and contacting a rear end of the housing;
• and a mechanism including a spring biased cylindrical member anchored in the sleeve, a receptacle formed on the cylindrical member, a spring biased sliding member projecting out of the receptacle into the third through hole below the first through hole, and a sharp member disposed at a rear end of the cylindrical member, the sharp member facing and spaced from a front end of the air canister;
• wherein a pressing of the sliding member causes the spring biased sliding member to clear the third though hole, the sharp member is pushed rearward by the spring biased cylindrical member to open the air canister by piercing, pressurized air released from the air canister pushes the mechanism including the spring biased sliding member back to a position prior to the pressing, the pressurized air travels forward to be stopped by the diaphragm with air pressure being further increased, the diaphragm will be broken after the air pressure increase exceeds a predetermined pressure, and the pressurized air further travels to the inclined cylinders to propel the weights, thereby projecting the capturing rope out of the central cylinder and the inclined cylinders.