US2025137742A1PendingUtilityA1

Bullet loading device for magazine

Assignee: AUGUST 3RD CO LTDPriority: Jun 22, 2021Filed: Jun 21, 2022Published: May 1, 2025
Est. expiryJun 22, 2041(~14.9 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Dong Joo Maeng
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Abstract

Disclosed is a bullet loading device for a magazine. The bullet loading device for the magazine includes: a clamping cap that is covered at the edge of the entrance of the magazine, a loader body including an alignment hole in which the upper surface of the clamping cap is extended in a longitudinal direction so that bullets aligned in a clip stand by in an opening of a mounting chamber of the magazine and a guide bar for guiding the pressing force when the aligned bullets are loaded, and a finger press body including a holder into which a finger is inserted and a pressing bar which is integrally formed with the holder so that the outer diameter surface of the bullets is distributed and pressed during rotation and sliding in the loader body to introduce the bullets into the mounting chamber. Accordingly, when rotating and sliding in the loader body, the bullets aligned by pressing the outer diameter of the bullets are formed into the mounting chamber, and the loading of the bullets into the magazine may be stably and smoothly performed with minimal frictional resistance.

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1 . A bullet loading device for a magazine comprising:
 a clamping cap that is covered at an edge of an entrance of the magazine;   a loader body including an alignment hole in which an upper surface of the clamping cap is extended in a longitudinal direction so that bullets aligned in a clip stand by in an opening of a mounting chamber of the magazine and a guide bar for guiding a pressing force when the aligned bullets are loaded; and   a finger press body including a holder into which a finger is inserted and a pressing bar which is integrally formed with the holder so that an outer diameter surface of the bullets is distributed and pressed during rotation and sliding in the loader body to introduce the bullets into the mounting chamber,   wherein a clamping hole of the clamping cap is provided and a protrusion corresponding to a fixing hole of a rib groove formed at the entrance of the mounting chamber of the magazine is formed on a lower end of a coupling rib of the clamping hole.   
     
     
         2 . The bullet loading device for the magazine of  claim 1 , wherein the clamping cap includes:
 a clamping groove covering the edge of the opening of the mounting chamber of the magazine;   the coupling rib formed on an inner surface of the clamping groove to be elastically mounted on the rib groove around the opening of the mounting chamber of the magazine; and   a pressing piece obliquely protruding from an end of the entrance of the clamping groove.   
     
     
         3 . The bullet loading device for the magazine of  claim 2 , wherein the loader body includes:
 a guide bar extending in a longitudinal direction from an upper surface of the clamping groove and having the alignment hole in a front thereof,   a slide groove formed on a side surface of the guide bar to slide the finger press body; and   a control hole formed on a rear surface of the guide bar to control the sliding of the finger press body.   
     
     
         4 . The bullet loading device for the magazine of  claim 3 , wherein the loader body has a first guide rib formed so that an inner surface of the alignment hole of the guide bar is in contact with a ball back surface of the bullets or a clip in a “ ” shape and a second guide rib formed to be in contact with the outer diameter of the bullets in an opening of the alignment hole. 
     
     
         5 . The bullet loading device for the magazine of  claim 3 , wherein in the finger press body, a control protrusion for sliding control is formed at one side of the pressing bar with the holder, a first pressing protrusion in contact with the outer diameter of the bullet is formed at the other side of the pressing bar, a guide hole to be inserted and guided into the loader body is perforated in a middle of the pressing bar, a rotation pivot is formed at one side of the guide hole and a second pressing protrusion in contact with the outer diameter of the bullet is formed at the other side of the guide hole. 
     
     
         6 . The bullet loading device for the magazine of  claim 3 , wherein in the finger press body, a protrusion piece contact-sliding along the rear surface of the guide bar provided with the control hole when loading the bullets into the magazine is formed in the guide hole perforated in the middle of the pressing bar. 
     
     
         7 . The bullet loading device for the magazine of  claim 1 ,
 wherein the clamping hole of the clamping cap is provided in that the protrusion corresponding to the fixing hole of the rib groove formed at the entrance of the mounting chamber of the magazine is formed on a lower end of the coupling rib of the clamping hole.   
     
     
         8 . The bullet loading device for the magazine of  claim 1 , wherein the pressing bar has a pressing protrusion formed in contact with the outer diameter of the bullets,
 wherein the pressing protrusion includes a first protrusion having a separated form to be in two-point contact with a lower end of the outer diameter surface of the bullets, and   a second protrusion which is one protrusion and in contact with a middle position of the outer diameter of the bullets,   so that the pressing protrusion presses the outer diameter surface of the bullets in three points.   
     
     
         9 . The bullet loading device for the magazine of  claim 8 , wherein the finger press body has wing pieces formed to cover an outside of the aligned bullets at both sides of the pressing bar formed with the first and second protrusions

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