Loader switch structure for a paint ball gun

Abstract

A loader switch structure for a paint ball gun includes a load tube and a ring. The load tube contains a plurality of retaining members, a flange, and a plurality of through holes above the flange to receive the retaining members. The ring is placed on the flange and contains a plurality of channels corresponding in position to the through holes. By turning the ring to enter or exit the retaining members of the load tube into or from the through holes for preventing waste of paint balls and improving safety. The load tube further comprises a plurality of locking units for precise positioning in an open status, ensuring a facilitated passage and preventing jammed paint balls.

1 . A loader switch structure for a paint ball gun comprising a load tube and a ring; 
 the load tube comprising a plurality of retaining members, a flange, and a plurality of through holes above the flange to receive insertion of the retaining members;    the ring being placed on the flange of the load tube and comprising a plurality of channels corresponding in position to the through holes of the load tuber to hold against the retaining members of the load tube;    the retaining members of the load tube entering in and out of the through holes of the load tube by the channels when the ring is turned.    
   
   
       2 . The loader switch structure for a paint ball gun of  claim 1 , wherein each of the retaining members is a ball.  
   
   
       3 . The loader switch structure for a paint ball gun of  claim 1 , wherein each of the channels is a slot made deeper at the center and gradually shallower toward two sides.  
   
   
       4 . The loader switch structure for a paint ball gun of  claim 1 , wherein the load tube further comprises a plurality of locking units, each locking unit comprising a threaded member, an elastic member, and a retaining member, the load tube comprising a plurality of threaded holes to secure the locking units, each channel of the ring being provided with a locking hole at the center to receive a relative locking unit.  
   
   
       5 . The loader switch structure for a paint ball gun of  claim 4 , wherein the elastic member of each locking unit is a spring.  
   
   
       6 . The loader switch structure for a paint ball gun of  claim 4 , wherein the retaining member of each locking unit is a ball.