Self-loading firearm with components to push fire

Abstract

The current invention discloses a semi-automatic firearm which has two sections which can move independently of each other in opposite directions, in line with the barrel. One section contains the barrel and a trigger that can be pushed forward to activate the gun. The second section contains a trigger activator such as a rod, edge, or object or it positions or supports a body part as the activator such as a finger or thumb and may contain a hand grip or shoulder stock for support and/or leverage. A shooter holds the firearm up using up to two hands and optionally shouldering it for support and aims to shoot. Once the activator object or body part pushes into the push activated trigger, it activates the next step in the firing sequence of the self-loading firearm such as the release of a hammer, striker, or other object or impulse that ultimately causes the cartridge or round in the gun to be fired. Once fired, the self-loading gun cycles, typically ejecting the used case, and resetting the internal mechanisms.

1 - A firearm push trigger comprising a trigger that is mounted to a firearm designed to be held and shot off-hand with a push face placed in front of a grip that is pushed towards the muzzle to fire a self-loading firearm. 
     
     
         2 - A trigger of  claim 1  that's push face is placed to a side of the shooting hand grip. 
     
     
         3 - A trigger of  claim 1  that has an extension that moves from in front of the grip rearwards and to the side such that a thumb of a hand holding the grip can push into the trigger. 
     
     
         4 - A trigger of  claim 4  that's extension is a lever that needs to be pressed down upon 
     
     
         5 - A set of independent push and pull triggers to fire a firearm comprising a trigger that can be pushed towards the muzzle to fire the firearm and a separate independent trigger that can be pulled away from the muzzle to fire the firearm. 
     
     
         6 - A push forward to fire self-loading firearm assembly comprising a rear section of the firearm that is separate from a front section of a firearm where the sections can slide backwards and forwards in relation to each other and where the section that contains the barrel is the front section and the section that does not contain the barrel is the rear section, a trigger mounted to a section that can be pushed towards the muzzle by an actuator without the need for an independent action of the actuator, to fire the gun when the two sections are pushed towards each other by the operator, and when the sections are retracted from each other the actuator can also withdraw from the trigger allowing the trigger to be reset to its starting position. 
     
     
         7 - An assembly of  claim 6  where the actuator and the trigger are the same part. 
     
     
         8 - An assembly of  claim 6  where the actuator is a digit of the body 
     
     
         9 - An assembly of  claim 7  where the digit is a thumb 
     
     
         10 - A receiver of the firearm of  claim 6  that is purpose made rather than converted to facilitate mounting and accepting parts necessary for the firearm of  claim 6  to achieve its counter directional movement of sections that allow a trigger to be pushed forward and firing the gun. 
     
     
         11 - A toggle mounted on a firearm part for a firearm of  claim 6  comprising a blocking edge that when toggled into a position does not block the rear section of the firearm from moving longitudinally in relation to the front section of the firearm and when toggled into another position does block the rear section of the firearm from moving longitudinally in relation to the front section of the firearm. 
     
     
         12 - A receiver mounted toggle of  claim 11  for receiver of  claim 10 . 
     
     
         13 - A trigger for a firearm comprising a button or bar that is pushed in a straight line in the direction of the barrel towards the firearm muzzle by a thumb. 
     
     
         14 - A trigger guard that is placed on an existing firearm to allow a mounting point for a trigger that can be pushed forward to fire the gun. 
     
     
         15 - An attachment that attaches to an existing firearm that functions as the trigger guard of  claim 14 .