Magazine For Ammunition For Automatic Weapons

Abstract

An ammunition magazine for automatic and semi-automatic weapons, in particular for AK47s, AK 74, AR-15, M-16, with gauges 7,62×39; 5,45×39 and 5,56×45, which can be used in the military industry. The magazine makes it possible to fit up to 100 pieces ammunition of four lines, providing a work without a hitch.The object of the invention is solved by two concentric ribs of the adjacent walls on the front and rear wall inside of the housing, arranged in the same plane, which serve as guides and which move a two-step telescopic feeder mechanism. On the backside of the feeder mechanism, his both parts are provided with arched surfaces comprising grooves and ribs, which are concentric with the rear wall, carrying out the leading of the feeder mechanism.The magazine contains a housing (1), having a front and a rear wall (2) and (3), on the inner sides of which are ribs (4) and (5). In the housing (1) is placed a feeder mechanism (6), consisting of a base (7) and a top feeder (8), in front of which are grooves (11) and (12), which run on a rib (4). These grooves end with arched surfaces (7′) and (8′), concentric with the arcs of the rib (5) and the wall (3) in which are made grooves (9) and (10) and ribs (10′). The rib (5) moves along the groove (9), along the rib (10′), and along the rear wall (3).

1 . An ammunition magazine for automatic weapons consisting of a housing, the upper end of which is narrowed and is composed of four closed walls, a telescopic feeder mechanism is placed in between. This telescopic feeder mechanism is composed of a base and a top feeder with a spring inserted between them and is driven by a spring snap between the feeder mechanism and the bottom of the housing, characterized in that the front wall ( 2 ) and rear wall ( 3 ) of the housing ( 1 ) are formed in an arc with a certain radius, which is concentric to each other. On them, in the interior of the housing ( 1 ), are attached the front rib ( 4 ) and a rear rib ( 5 ) in the shape of concentric arcs of the adjacent sides, which are arranged in the same plane. In the housing ( 1 ) is housed a telescopic feeder mechanism ( 6 ), which moves on the front rib ( 4 ) through the grooves ( 11 ) and ( 12 ), located on the front of the base ( 7 ) and the top feeder ( 8 ), on the rear rib ( 5 ) via a groove ( 9 ) and on the rear wall ( 3 ) by the rib ( 10 ′), located on the backside of the base ( 7 ) and the top feeder ( 8 ). The rear parts of the body of the base ( 7 ) and the top feeder ( 8 ) end with arched surfaces, respectively ( 7 ′) and ( 8 ′), whose forms are also described by arcs, concentric to the rear wall ( 3 ), respectively to the rear rib ( 5 ) representing the trajectory of moving. On the outside of the top feeder ( 8 ) is attached a convex arc, in which is carved a groove ( 9 ) also concentric to the arc of the rear rib ( 5 ), in which groove it falls. The arched surface ( 7 ′) is constructed in the form of a wide groove ( 10 ) whose width is equal to the width of the arched surface ( 8 ′). In this groove ( 10 ) is located the arched surface ( 8 ′). The edges of the groove ( 10 ) are ending in the form of the rib ( 10 ′). 
     
     
         2 . An ammunition magazine for automatic weapons according to  claim 1 , characterized in that the front rib ( 4 ) and the rear rib ( 5 ), mounted on the front wall ( 2 ) and the rear wall ( 3 ) of the housing ( 1 ), are arranged in different planes, offset relative to one another, according to the width of the walls ( 2 ) and ( 3 ).