Weapon with lock or manual safety device

Abstract

WEAPON WITH A LOCK OR MANUAL SAFETY DEVICE, with a manual lock that, when engaged on safe position, blocks (intercepts) the path of the hammer, thereby preventing it from hitting the firing pin. The manual lock 24 is made up of a cylindrical part axis 14 with a recess 10 , connected to a latch 2 , with a semicircular slot 9 , two blind holes 8 , in which a sphere 12 lodges, inserted together with the spring 11 in the blind hole 5 of the receiver of the weapon 3 and a stop pin 7 placed in the hole 6 of the receiver of the weapon 3 fitting in the semicircular slot 9 of the latch 2 of the manual lock 24 , the hammer 1 having the detail 13 that can be blocked (FIG. 7 ), by the cylindrical axis 14 of the manual lock 24 , or, can be lodged on the recess 10 of the cylindrical axis 14 of the Manual lock 24.

1 - WEAPON WITH A LOCK OR MANUAL SAFETY DEVICE characterized by the fact that it has a manually operated lock that, when engaged, intercepts the hammer's path and blocks it before it hits the firing pin.  
   
   
       2 - WEAPON WITH A LOCK OR MANUAL SAFETY DEVICE as per  claim 1 , represented by a part named manual lock  24 , assembled onto the receiver of the weapon  3 , which can have two distinct positions clearly limited by blind holes  8  on the manual lock  24 , in which the sphere  12  lodges. On the receiver  3  also can be seen the letters “S”  17  and “F” and  16 , which enables respectively, the blocking ( FIG. 3 ) of the hammer's path by the hammer stop  13  when it's intercepted by the manual lock  24  in the safe position (letter “S” visualized), or not, ( FIG. 1 ) in case the hammer stop  13  is lodged into the recess detail  10  of the manual lock  24  in the fire position (letter “F” visualized).  
   
   
       3 - WEAPON WITH A LOCK OR MANUAL SAFETY DEVICE as previously claimed and characterized for having a latch  2  and a recess  10  on the axis  14 , two blind holes  8 , one semicircular slot  9  on the latch  2 , which, through a mechanical action (finger pressure), changes from position “S”  17  to position “F”  16  (or vice-versa), thereby enabling the blocking (interception), or not, of the hammer's path.