DE9215971U1 - Device for loading weapons with revolver drum, with the additional feature of an expandable magazine - Google Patents

Description

Description Page 1

The invention is based on a device of the type defined in claim 1. A device of this type is not known in this form. The closest device is known from an American patent 4,133,129 from 1977 "Rapid loading device for revolvers". This device does not offer the option of extended magazine loading and can only be loaded with one set of cartridges, and loading is also relatively complicated.

The object of this invention is to provide a device of the type mentioned at the beginning which can be easily loaded and which has the possibility of multiple loading, thus an extended magazine storage.
This object is achieved according to the invention by the features mentioned in the characterizing part of patent claim 1.

The advantages resulting from the device according to the invention are as follows:

easy loading of the device;

Possibility of extended storage and the resulting advantages;

easy handling when unloading into the corresponding revolver drum.

Claim 2 provides a simple technical means for fixing a revolver cartridge in its longitudinal direction.

According to claim 3, the cartridge is additionally stabilized in its longitudinal direction and safely returned to its predetermined position in the event of any lateral acceleration.

Claim 4 makes it technically possible to insert cartridges individually into the device.

Claim 5 provides an embodiment of the locking and unlocking function in order to raise or lower the locking levers by the amount necessary to lock or release the cartridges in the device.
Claim 6 provides the design of a trigger mechanism and a locking of the following cartridges which is dependent on the triggering process.

Claim 7 provides a technical design of the housing shape, in order to allow the device to be placed on the revolver drum to be loaded in six different angular positions around its longitudinal axis.

Description Page 2

to enable.

Further details and features of the invention emerge from the following description of a specific embodiment of the invention with reference to the drawings.

Example Page 1

Figures la and lb show the device in the version without extended magazine and unequipped. The housing (1) contains the guide holes (2), which are arranged according to the revolver drum to be loaded and serve to hold the cartridges. The guide holes contain the feed sleeves (3), which are pushed forward by the magazine springs (4) and held in place by the locking levers (5), which are in the locking position here. In the center is: the guide unit (6), which holds the locking levers (5) and, depending on the position of the release pin (7), raises or lowers them by the amount necessary for locking or locking; the release pin (7), which is pushed forward via the locking levers by means of the central pressure sleeve (8) and the central pressure spring (9).

Figure 2 shows the device in the loaded state. To load the cartridges (10) with the case base (11) into the guide holes. In doing so, they individually displace the locking levers and push the feed sleeves (3) back. After the case base has passed the locking levers, the locking lever is returned to its locking position via the central pressure sleeve and the guide unit. The cartridges are now pressed by the feed sleeves and the magazine springs, with their case edge (12) located on the case base, against the locking levers that protrude into the guide holes and are held in place in the longitudinal direction. The cartridges are also adapted by the shape of the locking levers, with their sides resting on the cartridges, in the example, the radius corresponding to the cartridges. This additionally stabilizes the cartridges in their longitudinal direction and safely returns them to their predetermined position in the event of any lateral acceleration.

Figure 3 shows that after the device has been placed on the revolver drum (13J and the cartridges protruding from the device have been inserted into the cartridge chambers of the revolver drum, the release pin is displaced by the pressure of the device against the revolver drum, pushing the locking levers backwards and causing them to drop into the release position. The cartridges are now released and fed from the device into the chamber by means of the feed sleeves and the force of the magazine springs acting on them.

Example Page 2

Revolver drum. By lifting the device from the revolver drum, the release pin is released again and returned to its basic position by the central pressure sleeve using spring force. The locking levers are then automatically returned to their locking position, as shown in Figure 1.

Figure 4 shows that an extended magazine is possible by appropriately extending the housing and the force pushing the cartridges forward. The function of the feed sleeves is transferred to the cartridges in front of them.

Claims (7)

Protection claims !.Device for loading weapons with a revolver drum, with the further feature of an expandable magazine, characterized in that in a container in which the cartridges are arranged according to the revolver drum provided for this purpose, a lever mechanism with a locking and release function is housed centrally, which enables the loading of the device, the holding and the unloading of cartridges by holding the cartridges as required or releasing them via a trigger mechanism, with the feature that by appropriately extending the container and the force pushing the cartridges forward, an expanded magazine is possible, whereby several cartridges are magazined one after the other in the device. 2. Device according to claim 1, characterized in that locking levers which protrude into the guide holes for the cartridges and hold the cartridges, which are pressed against the lock by means of a constraining force with the case edge of the cartridge base. 3. Device according to claim 1, characterized in that the shape of the locking levers, with their sides resting on the cartridges, additionally stabilizes the cartridges in their longitudinal direction. 4. Device according to claim 1, characterized in that the locking levers can be individually displaced and thus unlocked via the lever mechanism when loading the device, and can be returned to the locking position via the lever mechanism after passing through the cartridge base. 5. Device according to claim 1, characterized in that the locking and unlocking function is provided by the locking levers, which are moved by the forces acting on them by the amount necessary for locking or unlocking. 6. Device according to claim 1, characterized in that the locking of the feed sleeves, or in the case of magazine loading of the subsequent cartridges, takes place inevitably when the first cartridge leaves the magazine and the device is thereby or manually lifted off the revolver drum and the release of the unlocking pin resulting therefrom. 7.Device according to claim 1, characterized in that the housing of the device has a hexagonal shape.