Bullet-Loading Assembly for a Toy Gun
Abstract
A bullet-loading assembly is mounted on a toy gun. The toy gun has a body and a triggering assembly. The body has a handgrip, an outer chamber, a seal, a bullet chamber, a guiding slot and a bottle chamber. The triggering assembly has a bolt, a trigger, a hammer, a linking bar and a link. The bullet-loading assembly has a barrel, a bullet passageway, a magazine and a limiting member. The barrel is mounted on the body and has a rear end and a bore. The bullet passageway is defined through the handgrip and is located adjacent to the barrel. The limiting member is mounted securely around the barrel and has a limit formed located in front of the axis of the bullet passageway and presses against an uppermost ball bullet in the bullet passageway to prevent more than one ball bullet from entering the bullet chamber.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A bullet-loading assembly adapted to be mounted on a toy gun, the toy gun having a body and a triggering assembly, the body having a handgrip, an outer chamber, a seal, a bullet chamber, a guiding slot and a bottle chamber, the triggering assembly having a bolt, a trigger, a hammer, a linking bar and a link, wherein the bullet-loading assembly comprises:
a barrel adapted to be mounted on the body in front of the bullet chamber, adapted to be aligned with and in front of the bolt and having a rear end and a bore defined axially through the barrel and adapted to communicate with the bullet chamber; a bullet passageway adapted to be defined through the handgrip, being located adjacent to the barrel, communicating with the bore of the barrel and having an axis; a magazine adapted to mounted detachably in the handgrip and having
a base adapted to be mounted detachably on the handgrip;
a follower mounted slidably in the bullet passageway above the base; and
a spring mounted between the base and the follower to bias the follower towards the bullet chamber; and
a limiting member mounted securely around the barrel and having
a bracket corresponding to the magazine and mounted securely around the barrel;
a bar being longitudinal, formed on and protruding backwards from the bracket, adapted to slide linearly in the guiding slot in the body and having a rear end; and
a limit formed on the rear end of the bar, projecting out from the rear end of the barrel, located in front of the axis of the bullet passageway and adapted to press against an uppermost ball bullet in the bullet passageway.
2 . The bullet-loading assembly as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the limit of the limiting member has a limiting surface defined on the limit, facing obliquely downward to the bullet passageway and adapted to press against and set the uppermost ball bullet.
3 . The bullet-loading assembly as claimed in claim 2 , wherein the bracket of the limiting member has two opposite sides and two pivot slots defined in the sides of the bracket and adapted to pivotally engage respectively with pivots on prongs of the link.
4 . The bullet-loading assembly as claimed in claim 3 , wherein the limiting surface is flat.
5 . The bullet-loading assembly as claimed in claim 3 , wherein the limiting surface is concave.
6 . The bullet-loading assembly as claimed in claim 3 , wherein the limiting surface is convex.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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