Handgun
AssigneeGerman Sport Guns GmbH
InventorsDietmar Emde, Michael Swoboda
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AssigneeGerman Sport Guns GmbH
InventorsDietmar Emde, Michael Swoboda
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This invention relates to a handgun comprising a weapon frame with a grip and a break-barrel unit (11) that can be tilted forward and that is comprised of at least two barrels. A firearm as per the invention provides for a bifunctional or multifunctional hammer unit, comprising at least two hammers (19) that can be moved independently of one another when the firearm is triggered; each hammer impacts only one firing pin (28) in each case of a firing-pin unit (27) comprising at least two firing pins (28, 29) in separated positions, wherein each firing pin is assigned to one barrel of the firearm in each case. A double-barrel or multi-barrel firearm is provided in a compact design in which the hammer unit is cocked with a relatively high amount of spring force with a relatively small amount of existing space. In addition, this invention provides a firearm that has less trigger weight.
Handgun comprising a weapon frame with a grip and a break-barrel unit that can be tilted forward and that is comprised of two barrels, wherein a bifunctional hammer unit is provided comprising two hammers (19, 33) that can be moved independently of one another when the firearm is triggered, wherein each hammer acts upon only one firing pin in each case of a firing-pin unit comprising at least two firing pins (28, 29) in separated positions and wherein each firing pin is assigned to one barrel (12, 13) of the firearm in each case, wherein a trigger unit (37) including a trigger (38) is provided that has an element that selectively acts on a rocker (35, 36) assigned to one of the hammers (19, 33), wherein the rocker selectively triggers one of the hammers in each case, and wherein the trigger unit (37) comprises a control-wheel unit with at least one control wheel (39, 40) that has at least two cams (41, 42) in different peripheral positions, wherein the cams alternately interact with one single rocker (35, 36) at a time in each case when the trigger is pulled several successive times and alternately trigger a hammer (19, 33) assigned to a barrel of the firearm in each case.
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