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Abstract
The invention concerns an insertion magazine (2) for a small arm, in particular, a repeating rifle. The insertion magazine (2) is characterized in that a trigger unit (3) with a trigger guard (7) and a trigger (9) is mounted on its underside in such a manner that the trigger unit (3) is removable together with the insertion magazine (2) from the small arm.
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- This application claims priority under 35 U.S.C. §119 to German Patent Application No. 10 2006 009 895.1 filed Mar. 3, 2006, the entire contents of which are incorporated herein by reference.
- The invention concerns an insertion magazine of a small arm, especially a repeating rifle, and a small arm with such an insertion magazine.
- In repeating rifles with a cylinder breech mechanism, the cartridge magazine is, as a rule, located under the breech mechanism. Particularly with repeating rifles with the long type of construction, the magazine is often placed, as an insertion magazine, in a magazine shaft, open downwards, in front of the trigger guard, so that the magazine can also be readily removed downwards. The magazine, however, can be accommodated in a magazine shaft, accessible from the top, above the trigger guard, especially with a shorter type of construction, in which case the magazine is pressed from above into the magazine shaft when the breech mechanism is open. In order to completely unload the weapon with such a magazine arrangement, the cartridges must, however, either be removed from the magazine with one's finger, after opening the breech mechanism, or they must be ejected one by one by opening and closing the breech mechanism. However, this requires a relatively high effort for complete unloading of the weapon, which is a requirement for transporting the weapon inside a vehicle, when getting on or leaving a raised blind, or before entering a building.
- From DE 20 2004 016 800 U1, a lock box for a repeating rifle with a magazine shaft for a removable magazine is known. In this known lock box, the underside of the magazine shaft is covered with a plate, which has a pivotable lid that can be locked, which carries a trigger lever and separates the trigger lever from the trigger mechanism in the opened position for the removal or the insertion of the magazine, and in the closed position, couples the trigger lever with the trigger mechanism.
- The problem of the invention is to create an insertion magazine for a small arm and a small arm with such an insertion magazine that allows a rapid unloading and loading of the small arm, even if the magazine is located above the trigger guard.
- This problem is solved by an insertion magazine as set forth in the claims and by a small arm as also set forth in the claims.
- Appropriate refinements and advantageous embodiments of the invention are the object of the dependent claims.
- In the insertion magazine in accordance with the invention, a trigger unit with a trigger guard and trigger are affixed on its underside in such a way that the trigger unit can be removed, together with the insertion magazine, from the small arm. A small arm can thus be rapidly unloaded and loaded with the full magazine capacity, even if the magazine is above the trigger unit. The magazine and the trigger unit form a totality which can be simply removed, can be transported and kept separate from the small arm, but if needed can also be rapidly mounted again. Thus, the small arm can not only be unloaded rapidly and simply, but, for example, after climbing up a raised blind, can also be rapidly reloaded with the entire magazine capacity and a complete tiring readiness. In this respect, the insertion magazine, with the trigger unit affixed thereon, need only be inserted, from below, into a corresponding holder of a breech mechanism housing.
- In a particularly advantageous embodiment, the insertion magazine has a blocking mechanism coupled with the trigger, for the releasable locking of the insertion magazine in an inserted position on the small arm. The coupling of the blocking mechanism with the trigger makes it possible for the magazine to be locked above the trigger itself even if the blocking element, which is brought into a locking position by a compression spring, jams because of icing, soiling, or the like.
- In an advantageous embodiment, the blocking mechanism comprises a blocking element, which is brought to a locking position by means of a compression spring, and a blocking component for connecting the blocking element to the trigger. In a preferred embodiment, the blocking element is constructed as a blocking pin that is brought into a locking position by a compression spring and can be pushed into a retracted release position by an actuation element. Via the blocking component, the blocking element is not only brought into a locking position by the actuation of the trigger, but rather, the trigger is also pressed into a front starting position when the push button is actuated. In this way, the trigger can contact a trigger rod in the breech mechanism housing only after the complete locking of the insertion magazine. Thus, a trigger which is stationary in the pressed position cannot lead to the undesired release of a shot.
- The actuation element for the displacement of the blocking element into a release position can be located directly on the trigger guard or also on a breech mechanism housing of the small arm.
- In another embodiment, the blocking mechanism can contain two blocking elements, which can be displaced transversely and which are prestressed laterally against the locking crosslinks by a trigger slide bar, impinged on by a spring and coupled with the trigger. Furthermore, the trigger contains a blocking slide bar, which acts together with the two blocking elements and which is guided in such a way that it can be displaced on the bottom of a magazine and, in a prespecified locking position, prevents a pressing-together of the two locking crosslinks and thus an undesired removal of the insertion magazine.
- In an advantageous embodiment, the insertion magazine consists of a magazine shaft and a replaceable magazine insert. In this way, the insertion magazine can be simply adapted to different calibers. However, the insertion magazine can also be constructed as one piece.
- A small arm in accordance with the invention, a repeating rifle in particular, is characterized in that it contains an insertion magazine with a trigger unit affixed to its underside.
- Other distinctive features and advantages of the invention can be deduced from the following description of a preferred embodiment, with the aid of the drawing. The figures show the following:
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FIG. 1 , a breech mechanism housing of a repeating rifle and a corresponding insertion magazine with an integrated trigger unit; -
FIG. 2 , a first embodiment of an insertion magazine with an integrated trigger unit in an exploded view; -
FIG. 3 , an insertion magazine with integrated trigger unit in a side view; -
FIG. 4 , the insertion magazine ofFIG. 3 in a top view; -
FIG. 5 , a side view of the insertion magazine with an integrated trigger unit, along the A-A line ofFIG. 4 ; -
FIG. 6 , a second embodiment of an insertion magazine with an integrated trigger unit and a breech mechanism housing in an exploded view; -
FIG. 7 , a sectional view of the breech mechanism housing and insertion magazine ofFIG. 6 ; -
FIG. 8 , a third embodiment of an insertion magazine with an integrated trigger unit in an exploded view; and -
FIG. 9 , a sectional view of the breech mechanism housing and insertion magazine ofFIG. 8 . -
FIG. 1 shows a breech mechanism housing 1 or a system box of a small arm and aninsertion magazine 2 with atrigger unit 3 affixed to its underside. Thebreech mechanism housing 1 contains a holder 4, which is accessible from the underside, into which theinsertion magazine 2 is introduced. In a conventional manner, a barrel, a front shaft, and a rear shaft, not shown, are affixed to the breech mechanism housing 1. - As can be deduced from
FIG. 2 in particular, theinsertion magazine 2 comprises amagazine shaft 5 and amagazine insert 6, which is adapted to a desired caliber and when needed, can be simply replaced. Atrigger guard 7 of thetrigger unit 3 is affixed to the underside of themagazine shaft 5. In this respect, thetrigger guard 7 has several threadedboreholes 8 for corresponding screws on its upper side, by means of which thetrigger guard 7 is firmly connected with themagazine shaft 5, from the inside of the shaft. - In addition to the
trigger guard 7, thetrigger unit 3 comprises atrigger 9 situated on thetrigger guard 7 in a pivotable manner viaboreholes - On its front side, the
trigger guard 7 contains arecess 12, in which anactuation element 14, which is moved forwards by acompression spring 13, is movably guided. Theactuation element 14, constructed as a push button or slide bar, has acam 15, protruding upwards on its front end in the direction of shooting, so as to engage in alower groove 16 on the rear end of a pin-like blocking element 17. On the rear end of theactuation element 14, anupper groove 18 is provided for the meshing of acarrier 19, protruding downwards, on the front end of ablocking component 20, conducted, in a displaceable manner, in thetrigger guard 7. At its rear end, theblocking component 20 contains abevel 21, which acts together with thetrigger 9. - The
trigger 9 has, on the front end in the direction of shooting of itstrigger blade 22, astep 23 for engaging with thebevel 21 of theblocking component 20. On the upper side of thetrigger blade 22, ablind hole 24 for retaining atrigger spring 25 is located between theborehole 11 and thestep 23. At the rear end of thetrigger blade 22, an upward-protruding cam 26 is provided for engaging with a not-shown trigger rod. - From
FIG. 5 , one can see that the pin-like blocking element 17 is located in acorresponding guide hole 27 of abottom plate 28 of themagazine shaft 5, in such a manner that it can be displaced axially. At its front end, the pin-like blocking element 17 has anincline 29 and, for locking, engages with its front end in anopening 30 depicted inFIG. 1 on thebreech mechanism housing 1. The rear, rounded-offend 31 of thetrigger guard 7 protrudes toward the rear relative to themagazine shaft 5, and engages in arecess 32, shown inFIG. 1 , on the underside of the breech mechanism housing 1. Via thecompression spring 13, which is clamped between thetrigger guard 7 and theactuation element 14 according toFIG. 5 , theactuation element 14 and the blockingelement 17 engaged with it are pressed into a front position that corresponds to the locked position. By displacement of theactuation element 14, the pin-like blocking element 17 is retracted and arrives at thebreech mechanism housing 1, without engaging with theopening 30, so that theinsertion magazine 2 can be removed, together with thetrigger unit 3. - Upon inserting the
insertion magazine 2 into thebreech mechanism housing 1, the blockingelement 17, which is moved forward by thecompression spring 13, is first pressed by thebevel 29 and in the correct incorporation position of theinsertion magazine 2, engages with its front end in theopening 30 of thebreech mechanism housing 1. If the force of the compression spring should not be sufficient because of soiling or icing, for example, then the lockingelement 17 is displaced forwards when thetrigger 9 is actuated by the blockingcomponent 20. This displacement is attained by thebevel 21 which is placed, in the retracted position of the blockingcomponent 20, on thelower step 23 of thetrigger blade 22. If thestep 23 at the front end of thetrigger blade 22 is lowered when thetrigger 9 is actuated, the blockingcomponent 20, situated in a retracted position, and with it, theactuation element 14 and the pin-like blocking element 17 are pushed forwards via thebevel 21. This ensures that theinsertion magazine 2 is locked before the small arm is actuated. - Another function of the blocking
component 20 is the turning of thetrigger 9 into its front starting position when theactuation element 14 is actuated. In this way, it is possible for thetrigger 9 to be placed with itsrear cam 26 on the not-shown trigger rod when theinsertion magazine 2 is inserted, only if theinsertion magazine 2 is completely locked. Thus, atrigger 9 which is stationary in the pressed position cannot lead to the undesired release of a shot. -
FIGS. 6 and 7 show another embodiment of aninsertion magazine 2. The basic structure corresponds to the embodiment described in the preceding, so that, parts corresponding to one another are also provided with the same reference symbols. Theinsertion magazine 2 depicted here also contains amagazine shaft 5, on whose underside atrigger guard 7 is affixed. On its upper side, thetrigger guard 7 also has several threadedboreholes 8 for corresponding screws, by means of which thetrigger guard 7 is firmly connected to themagazine shaft 5, by the inside of the shaft. In thetrigger guard 7, atrigger 9 is situated so that it can rotate, viaboreholes - Here too, a blocking
component 20 is situated in thetrigger guard 7 in such a way that it can be displaced. On its rear end, the blockingcomponent 20 also contains abevel 21, which engages with astep 23 on the front end of atrigger blade 22 of thetrigger 9. On the upper side of thetrigger blade 22, ablind hole 24 for atrigger spring 25 is also provided. In contrast to the first embodiment, however, the blockingcomponent 20 comprises apeg 33, protruding upwards, which engages in thelower groove 16 on the rear end of the pin-like blocking element 17, which is also conducted here in thebottom plate 28 of themagazine shaft 5, in such a way that it can be displaced. This blockingelement 17 also contains abevel 29 on its front end, and engages, in accordance withFIG. 7 , in acorresponding borehole 30 of thebreech mechanism housing 1. In contrast to the first embodiment, thecompression spring 13 does not engage with an actuation element, but rather directly on theblocking component 20, in order to move the blockingelement 17 into a locking position. - In the embodiment shown in
FIGS. 5 and 6 , the displacement of the pin-like blocking element 17 into its retracted release position takes place by means of anactuation element 34, designed as an angular slide bar, which, in contrast to the first embodiment, is not located in thetrigger guard 7, but rather is situated so that, via aninsert 35, it can be displaced in arecess 36 on the underside of thebreech mechanism housing 1 and is connected with the blockingelement 17, via abolt 37. For the movable guidance, theactuation element 34 hasstops 38 protruding outwards on its opposite side surfaces, which stops mesh intocorresponding guide grooves 39 on the upper side of theinsert 35. Thebolt 37 is inserted into a borehole 40 on the rear front side of theslide bar 34 and protrudes toward the rear through anopening 41 of theinsert 35. - If the
actuation element 34 is pushed to the rear, the blockingelement 17 is also pushed back via thebolt 37 and thus releases theinsertion magazine 2 for removal, with the entire trigger unit. - Another embodiment of an
insertion magazine 2 with anintegrated trigger unit 3 is shown inFIGS. 8 and 9 . In this embodiment also, thetrigger unit 3 comprises atrigger guard 7 and atrigger 9, which is rotatably situated on thetrigger guard 7, viaboreholes 10 in thetrigger guard 7 andboreholes 11 in thetrigger 9, and a transverse pin, not shown. Likewise, thetrigger 9 has, on the upper side of itstrigger blade 22, ablind hole 24, which lies in front of theborehole 11, to hold atrigger spring 25. Theinsertion magazine 2 also comprises amagazine shaft 5 and amagazine bottom 42, which is constructed here as a separate component and which is inserted together with the magazine shall 5, and is joined firmly to it, by cementing for example. Acartridge buffer 43 is affixed in the interior of themagazine shaft 5, on its front transverse side, viewed in the shooting direction. - The
magazine shaft 5, preferably produced from plastic, contains, on its opposite longitudinal sides, laterally-elastic locking crosslinks 44, which protrude downwards, by means of which theinsertion magazine 2 is releasably held within a holder 4 of the system box orbreech mechanism housing 1, shown inFIG. 9 . In this respect, the lockingcrosslinks 44 comprise wedge-shapedprojections 45 on their outside, which engage in corresponding recesses of thebreech mechanism housing 1 in the inserted position of theinsertion magazine 2, shown inFIG. 9 . As one can see fromFIG. 8 , outsidegripping elements 46 and inside supportingshoulders 47 are formed on the lower ends of the lockingcrosslinks 44, protruding downwards. By pressing the two opposite lockingcrosslinks 44 on thegripping elements 46 protruding downwards, it is possible to release the lock of theinsertion magazine 2 for removal from the corresponding holder 4 of thebreech mechanism housing 1. - In the embodiment shown in
FIGS. 8 and 9 , theinsertion magazine 2 also has a blocking mechanism for the releasable locking of theinsertion magazine 2 in an inserted position. Here, the blocking mechanism comprises two blockingelements 48, movably situated transverse to themagazine shaft 5 in themagazine bottom 42, which are biased laterally toward the outside against the lockingcrosslinks 44 by atrigger slide bar 50, which is pushed forwards viasprings 49 and coupled with thetrigger 9. On its backside, thetrigger slide bar 50 has abevel 51, which acts together with a corresponding counter-bevel 52 on the front end of thetrigger 9. The laterallydisplaceable blocking elements 48 compriseside crosslinks 54, which protrude throughrecesses 53 in themagazine bottom 42, which are guided on the supportingshoulders 47 on the lockingcrosslinks 44 of themagazine shaft 5. On the inside, the blockingelements 48 comprise opposite front and rear control bevels 55, which act together with awedge 56 on the front end of thetrigger slide bar 50 in such a way that the two blockingelements 48 are pressed by the forward movement of thetrigger slide bar 50 toward the outside, against the lockingcrosslinks 44. - Furthermore, an additional
blocking slide bar 57, which acts together with the two blockingelements 48, is guided in themagazine bottom 42 movably in the longitudinal direction. The blockingslide bar 57 comprises an operatingpart 59, protruding through anopening 58 of themagazine bottom 42, and can be displaced between the two blockingelements 48 by being pushed back in such a way that they are held pushed outwards in a locking position. In this locking position, pressing together of the two lockingcrosslinks 44 and thus an undesired removal of theinsertion magazine 2 is prevented. Seen inFIG. 9 are two engagingdepressions 60, by means of which the blockingslide bar 57, located in thetrigger guard 7 and is acted on by a spring, is maintained in its locking position and front release position with the aid of astop bolt 61, are provided on the underside of the blockingslide bar 57. - As with the two first embodiments, the connection between the
trigger 9 and thelocking elements 48, produced by means of thetrigger slide bar 50 in the embodiment shown inFIGS. 8 and 9 also, ensures that theinsertion magazine 2 is locked before the actuation of the small arm. With the actuation of thetrigger 9, thetrigger slide bar 50 is pushed forwards, via thebevel 51 and the correspondingcounter-bevel 52, to press apart the two blockingelements 48 even if the force of the twosprings 49 is not sufficient because of soiling or icing.
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1. An insertion magazine of a small arm, comprising a trigger unit with a trigger guard and a firing trigger, said trigger unit affixed to an underside of the insertion magazine, wherein the trigger unit and the insertion magazine form an interconnected assembly; and
wherein the interconnected assembly is readily releasable from the small arm without the use of a tool.
2. The insertion magazine according to claim 1 , further comprising a blocking mechanism coupled with the firing trigger, for releasable locking of the insertion magazine in an inserted position on the small arm.
3. The insertion magazine according to claim 2 , wherein the blocking mechanism comprises a blocking element, brought to a locking position by means of a compression spring, and a blocking component to connect the blocking element to the firing trigger.
4. The insertion magazine according to claim 3 , wherein the blocking component has a rear end, and a bevel on said rear end engages with a step of the firing trigger.
5. The insertion magazine according to claim 3 , wherein the blocking element has a front end, and a bevel is disposed on said front end.
6. The insertion magazine according to claim 3 , further comprising a magazine shaft having a bottom plate, the blocking element is being situated in such a way that said blocking element is displaceable axially.
7. The insertion magazine according to claim 6 , further comprising a replaceable magazine insert being located in the magazine shaft.
8. The insertion magazine according to claim 3 , wherein the blocking element is movable into a release position by an actuation element.
9. The insertion magazine according to claim 8 , wherein the actuation element is located in a recess of the trigger guard.
10. The insertion magazine according to claim 9 , wherein the blocking component has a front end and a downward-protruding carrier, said downward-protruding carrier being disposed on said front end for engagement in an upper groove at the rear end of the push button.
11. The insertion magazine according to claim 9 , wherein the actuation element has a front end, and an upward-protruding cam is disposed on said front end for engagement in a lower groove at the rear end of the blocking element.
12. The insertion magazine according to claim 8 , wherein the actuation element is located in a recess of a breech mechanism housing and is connected to the blocking element via a bolt.
13. The insertion magazine according to claim 12 , wherein the blocking component has an upward-protruding cam for engagement in a lower groove at the rear end of the blocking element.
14. The insertion magazine according to claim 2 , wherein the blocking mechanism comprises a plurality of blocking elements, said blocking elements being displaceable transversely relative to a magazine shaft, and said blocking elements being biased laterally outwards, against blocking crosslinks, on the magazine shaft by a trigger slide bar, said trigger slide bar being acted on by a spring and is coupled with the firing trigger.
15. The insertion magazine according to claim 14 , wherein the plurality of blocking elements includes two blocking elements, and wherein the blocking mechanism comprises a blocking slide bar, cooperating with the two blocking elements, said blocking slide bar being guided movably in a magazine base.
16. A small arm comprising:
a breech mechanism housing having a recess; and
an insertion magazine that can be inserted into the recess, said insertion magazine including a trigger unit with a trigger guard and a firing trigger, said firing trigger operably connected to a firing mechanism and affixed to the underside of the insertion magazine;
whereby the trigger unit can be removed from the small arm, together in connection with the insertion magazine.
17. The small arm according to claim 16 , wherein the breech mechanism housing contains an opening, a lug, or an elevation, for locking the insertion magazine.
18. The insertion magazine according to claim 1 , wherein said small arm is a repeating rifle.
19. A small arm, comprising:
a magazine well;
an insertion magazine, including an affixed trigger unit having a trigger guard and a trigger, said trigger unit affixed to the underside of the insertion magazine;
wherein the insertion magazine and said affixed trigger unit are concurrently releasably insertable into said magazine well without a requirement for the use of a tool.
20. The insertion magazine according to claim 19 , wherein the insertion magazine is inserted into the magazine well at an angle with respect to a longitudinal axis of the barrel of the small arm.
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