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EP1257775B1 - Arme de poing a feu a repetition avec blocage de fermeture liberable - Google Patents

Arme de poing a feu a repetition avec blocage de fermeture liberable Download PDF

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EP1257775B1
EP1257775B1 EP01915248A EP01915248A EP1257775B1 EP 1257775 B1 EP1257775 B1 EP 1257775B1 EP 01915248 A EP01915248 A EP 01915248A EP 01915248 A EP01915248 A EP 01915248A EP 1257775 B1 EP1257775 B1 EP 1257775B1
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Gerd Spinner
Helmut Weldle
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    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F41—WEAPONS
    • F41A—FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OR DETAILS COMMON TO BOTH SMALLARMS AND ORDNANCE, e.g. CANNONS; MOUNTINGS FOR SMALLARMS OR ORDNANCE
    • F41A11/00—Assembly or disassembly features; Modular concepts; Articulated or collapsible guns
    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F41—WEAPONS
    • F41A—FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OR DETAILS COMMON TO BOTH SMALLARMS AND ORDNANCE, e.g. CANNONS; MOUNTINGS FOR SMALLARMS OR ORDNANCE
    • F41A17/00—Safety arrangements, e.g. safeties
    • F41A17/42—Safeties for locking the breech-block or bolt in a safety position

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  • the invention relates to a multi-load handgun according to the preamble of claim 1.
  • Locks are provided in repeating weapons and shooting self-loading weapons (self-loading weapons, which are in closed readiness to fire) of various kinds.
  • the invention particularly extends to self-loading pistols with insertion magazine.
  • the object of the lock closure of a multi-shot handgun it is primarily to keep open the shutter after the last shot to indicate to the shooter that no more shot is available, and to shorten the subsequent charging process.
  • the mechanism that forms the lock is housed entirely inside the gun, such as the Walther pistols PP and PPK. In this case, after inserting a loaded magazine or the like, the shooter must grasp the shutter, pull it back slightly, and then release it. This is faster than the normal load, which is the full retraction of the shutter over its entire return path against the action of a closing spring requires.
  • the magazine must first be removed and then the same activities as described above take place. If the closure is in its forward position, the magazine can be reinserted.
  • Another widely used mechanism of the lock closure therefore has an externally applied to the weapon, pivotable about a transverse axis lever which engages with its end on the one hand in the trajectory of the magazine feeder and on the other hand in the trajectory of the closure, where he into a recess of the Closure can occur when this is open and the magazine is empty. On the pivoting lever sits a handle.
  • the shooter who only uses his weapon on the shooting range, has enough time to reload.
  • the lock of sports self-loading pistols therefore usually allows the shutter to slide forward again for safety reasons, when the empty magazine is removed.
  • handguns especially those for military use, especially self-propelled guns of the Colt-Browning type or similar type, have the handle for the lock on only one side of the weapon, so that they are only used by the The shooter's right hand can be operated are. It should be noted that this Colt Browning construction has been known and widely used for nearly 90 years.
  • the levers go through a catch with the closure into engagement and release this when actuated by pivoting.
  • the two levers are connected to each other via a transverse pin serving as a pivot shaft.
  • the one lever is fixedly connected to the shaft and the second lever can be mounted on the shaft via a shaft bushing by means of a collar ring.
  • the free end of the pivot shaft and the complementary bore in the shaft bushing are non-circular. He forms the counter bearing to the first lever.
  • the collar is constantly loaded by a tension spring and can be relieved of pressure, the second lever can then be removed.
  • the first lever can not be used alone.
  • DE 32 27 180 A1 also shows a self-loading pistol with also two operating levers arranged on both sides of the pistol, which can both relax the hammer and catch or release the catch.
  • the two control levers are firmly connected to a shaft. They are in a form-fitting, releasable connection with the hammer relaxation and the closure catch. A lever alone is also not usable.
  • US-4,726,136 already known is a firearm safety device with a firing pin lock which removes the firing pin from the striking piece, independently of the triggering mechanism.
  • an indicator shows the state of charge of the weapon.
  • the weapon further includes a double-sided fuse with one or two in the trigger rod housing connected via a shaft operating levers. In the securing position, they prevent a tensioning of the striking piece or a pivoting movement of the trigger rod releasing the firing pin and make it possible in the release position.
  • the two levers include in each case a shaft portion, which are both joined together by means of two grooves to form a shaft and then form a common groove.
  • a spring leg is required, which engages in an incision in the safety shaft to prevent accidental release of the two shaft sections during operation.
  • a bayonet lock is not used.
  • the aim of the invention is to provide a further handgun, which has a releasable by means of a handle closure lock.
  • the free end portion of the pivot shaft is out of round and on this the second pivot lever by means of a complementary bore formed in it can be pushed, and further that the second pivot lever on the weapon by means of a bayonet lock attachable, by moving into an angular position, which he does not reach in normal operation, the bayonet lock has a projection on the second pivot lever and a recess in the weapon and the projection engages behind a weapon wall in operative position.
  • the lock can be operated by a left-hander in the same manner by means of a handle, as previously only a right-handed person was possible. But it is also possible when removing jamming or repair work, insert the lock on each side of the weapon forth or to solve, so that overall, not only for left-handers, the control options of the weapon are extended and the weapon is thus improved.
  • This improvement is simple, i. E. without major changes to existing weapons, and cost-effective.
  • the improvement is optionally usable or omissible.
  • the lock can have a slider which engages from behind in the magazine feeder and carries on the side of the first handle, which extends through a first slot in the weapon housing or handle to the outside. In this case, it is easy to mount on the other side of the slider the second handle extending outwardly through a second slot formed opposite the first one in the case or handle.
  • the first handle sits on a first pivot lever which is pivotable about a transversely to the longitudinal axis of the weapon transverse axis, that sits on the other side of the weapon, a second pivot lever with the second handle which is pivotable about the same transverse axis, and that both pivot levers are rotatably connected to each other by means of a pivot shaft which extends coaxially to the pivot axis.
  • the pivot lever may be disposed within the walls of the housing or handle, but are preferably outside of these, since then the entire wall thickness of the housing or handle can be used to support the pivot shaft. Also then enforce no grooves that must extend along the trajectory of the handle, the wall of the housing or handle and thereby weaken this.
  • the pivot lever or its pivot shaft is not used for disassembling the weapon.
  • the first pivot lever firmly connected to the pivot shaft, riveted about this.
  • the pivot lever has an upwardly extending projection, which is so embraced after assembly of the weapon of another component with game that the pivotal movement of the pivot lever is not hindered, but no longer pulled out the pivot shaft from its receiving bore in the housing or handle can be.
  • This component is preferably a downwardly extending longitudinal edge on the closure. If the closure removed, then the pivot lever can be easily pulled out with the pivot shaft.
  • This holding projection can be arranged at any point of the pivot lever, but is preferably arranged close to the junction of the pivot shaft, since there take the pivoting movements of the pivot lever the least distances to complete.
  • the second pivot lever can in principle be permanently attached to the free end of the pivot shaft, since the disassembly of the weapon, as mentioned above, the expansion of the pivot lever need not be required.
  • the second pivot lever in contrast to the first pivot lever, releasably mounted on the pivot shaft. It is possible, non-round, as a square, form the free end of the pivot shaft to introduce into a complementary bore in the second pivot lever and hold it from the outside by means of a screw which is screwed into the pivot shaft. In this case, the second pivot lever is also held. When disassembling or shooting but there is a risk that the small screw is lost or that the thread in the pivot shaft is damaged.
  • the holding of the second pivot lever is therefore achieved according to a preferred embodiment of the invention in that this second pivot lever is mounted by means of a bayonet lock on the housing or on the handle of the weapon.
  • a bayonet lock initially allows a rectilinear movement of the second pivot lever along the transverse axis, which is also the central axis of the transverse shaft, and then a rotational movement.
  • a projection on the second pivot lever is passed through a bulge of the receiving bore for the transverse shaft. With the rotational movement of said projection on the second pivot lever engages behind a part of the housing or handle.
  • the second pivot lever is pivotally and reliably held on the side of the housing or handle, as long as he does not get into a pivotal position in which the projection is located behind the bulge again.
  • the transverse shaft passes through at least a part of the second pivot lever with a non-circular section.
  • the receiving bore in the second pivot lever is formed at least as far as complementary to the non-circular portion, that the second pivot lever pivots with a pivoting movement of the transverse wave virtually free of play.
  • the second pivot lever is therefore not attached to the end of the transverse axis, but is connected to this only rotatably.
  • the axial attachment of the pivot lever takes over the bayonet lock, which allows a limited rotation of the pivot lever, but not its release from the wall of the housing or handle.
  • the non-circular portion of the transverse wave may e.g. to be a square.
  • the end of the transverse shaft is provided with longitudinal grooves which are uniformly distributed over the circumference and extend to the end of the transverse shaft. Together with the complementary bore in the pivot lever thus a so-called.
  • Kirnutprofil connection is made, which is suitable for transmitting a high torque.
  • the closure lock according to the invention can be used in multi-load handguns of all kinds, preferably in self-loading weapons and more preferably in self-loading pistols, in which the conventional, outside lying on one side of the handle pivot lever an external pivot lever is assigned to the opposite side.
  • the invention does not intervene in the interior of the mechanism of the self-loading pistol in any way.
  • the second pivot lever does not require any receiving space inside the handle of the pistol.
  • the invention relates, as noted at the beginning, to a weapon according to the preamble of claim 1.
  • a weapon is also known from the journal "Deutsches Why Heidelberg", January 2001, pages 8-16.
  • the only left-hand pivot lever (the first pivot lever) must be removed before the shutter or slide can be removed with the barrel to the front.
  • the closure or carriage is first spent in a special location.
  • the first pivot lever is pivoted into a recess on the left in the bottom of the closure or carriage. Now, the first pivot lever can be pulled to the left out of the handle.
  • the second pivot lever can remain on the handle. But since he is not reliably attached in this, he can fall unnoticed when handling the handle unnoticed out of this. Because the assembly of the weapon is possible without a second pivoting lever, this falling out can even go unnoticed.
  • the aforementioned multi-load handgun has a barrier that limits the pivoting of the second pivot lever substantially to an area that is outside the pivotal position, which is required for installation and removal of the second pivot lever.
  • This lock allows the free pivotal movement of the second pivot lever only in its operating range of motion; additionally at most up to the pivot position in which the required for installation and removal angular position of the second pivot lever is not yet reached.
  • the barrier may just be at the limit of the operating range of motion and thus limit it. Its limitation by about the closure or carriage is therefore not required.
  • the lock can be formed for example by a pin which is hammered or screwed into the housing or handle from the outside and is prevented by the shutter or slide from falling out. This pin or screw then engages approximately in the bayonet lock and limits its pivoting range.
  • the pin or the lock must be strong enough to withstand the stresses in operation, which he or she is exposed to the limitation of the operating range of motion. Therefore, it is proposed according to an embodiment of the invention that the lock is mounted so that it is not effective within the operating range of motion, but only outside thereof, and therefore is not exposed to any stresses during normal operation. Of course, but the lock must still be appropriate so that the second pivot lever with effective lock can not reach the angular position that allows its expansion.
  • the barrier may be formed as an internal pin which may be e.g. engages in the bayonet lock of the second pivot lever.
  • the forces occurring are quite high, so that it can lead to signs of wear.
  • the lock is designed as a pin which is arranged opposite the second pivot lever on the outside of the handle.
  • the free end of the second pivoting lever abuts against the shutter or carriage when the pivot lever is pivoted when the weapon is assembled.
  • the second pivot lever but preferably does not abut against the pin. This is namely at one point a little above the second pivot lever and just below the lower edge of the closure or carriage and therefore can not be achieved with assembled weapon from the second pivot lever.
  • the pin may be soldered or glued into the handle after the second pivot lever has been mounted.
  • this pin has the disadvantage that this pin must be removed consuming for disassembly.
  • the invention does not provide for a pin which can be fastened more easily; but conversely a trained as a solid projection pin that can only be removed by destruction.
  • This projection is beveled at the top, so that the pivot lever can be mounted during its assembly, first with a slight play and / or resiliently deformed by the bayonet lock. The shaft of the first pivot lever then centers the second pivot lever and prevents any deformation.
  • the pivot lever in its operating position facing edge of the projection is preferably formed perpendicular to the pivoting path, so that it can not or can not easily pass over the projection in disassembled weapon.
  • the projection is formed on a largely made of plastic handle or housing, which is not quite as stiff as a metal housing. Further, the projection is preferably arranged on the upper edge of the housing or handle, where this can easily escape to the inside of the housing.
  • the projection is arranged at a position at which the housing or handle permits slight deformation transversely to the weft direction and in the horizontal direction.
  • the operating movement path of the second pivot lever is limited downwards by a stop, so on the preferred lower side of the operating movement path and the said projection opposite.
  • the second pivot lever When assembling the second pivot lever is first - with the lock or slide removed - used in the handle and then pivoted powerfully in its position of use. He runs against the beveled projection and pushes it with slight deformation of the plastic handle inward. Behind the second pivot lever, the projection snaps back outward and the pivot lever can not be lost even with disassembled weapon.
  • the pivoting lever differs slightly within its tolerances. If the second pivot lever for any reason to be removed, then the handle is slightly compressed, the pivot lever is optionally pushed outward and then passed over the projection. No additional part is required here.
  • Fig. 1 shows a horizontal cross section through a part of a handle 1 of a self-loading pistol, wherein the weft direction points to the left.
  • FIGS. 1 and 5 have approximately the same scale, while the overall illustrations of the handle 1 of FIGS. 2, 3 and 4 have a reduced scale relative to this.
  • "Front" or the weft direction has in Fig. 2 and 4 to the bottom left, in Fig. 3 to the bottom right and in Fig. 5 to the top right.
  • the handle 1 surrounds a magazine shaft 3.
  • a horizontal transverse bore 13 is arranged, in which rotatably a pivot shaft 7 is seated, with the left end of a first pivot lever 5 is firmly riveted.
  • This pivot lever 5 extends approximately horizontally and in the longitudinal direction of the handle 1, on the left side it rests outside.
  • the front end of the pivot lever 5 is, as already mentioned, riveted to the pivot shaft 7.
  • the pivoting lever 5 has, starting from its front end, about two thirds of its length on a handle 1 facing the sensing finger 9, which extends through an opening in the handle 1 and a little protrudes into the magazine shaft 3.
  • the probe finger 9 with inserted magazine the cartridges slip past him until he after removal of the last cartridge from the magazine of the feeder is detected and charged to the top.
  • the magazine with its feeder is omitted in the drawing for the sake of simplicity.
  • the shutter or carriage runs backwards.
  • a catching piece 11 is formed near its rear end, which extends upwardly and rests against the closed closure from below.
  • the shutter has on its underside a recess into which the catch piece can then come when the shutter is in its rear position, and when the sensing finger 9 is lifted by the feeder of the magazine.
  • the pivot lever 5 When the shutter after the last shot performs its return movement and reaches the rear end, the pivot lever 5 can be pivoted with its rear end about the central axis of the pivot shaft 7 upwards, because the sensing finger 9 and thus the catching piece 11 lifted from the feeder of the magazine become. Now, if the shutter wants to return to its closed position forward again, then it runs on the tactile finger 9 and remains after leaving its rearmost position.
  • an upwardly projecting retaining piece 15 is arranged on this.
  • the holding piece 15 is encompassed by the closure such that its outer edge is located on the outside of the holding piece 15 and below its upper edge. Now the holding piece 15 no longer move outward. If, however, the closure removed from the handle 1, then the pivot shaft 7 can be pulled out of the bore 13 by means of the pivot lever 5. A catch that acts on the pivot shaft 7 is not required and not provided.
  • the arrangement shown essentially corresponds to a known closure lock, and the first pivot lever 5 can be used alone and without further addition.
  • the free end of the pivot shaft 7 has a Dahlnutprofil 29, whose mutually parallel, arranged at the same angular distance grooves extend to this free end.
  • a nozzle 23 is pushed with a bore with complementary profile 31.
  • This nozzle 23 forms part of a second pivot lever 17, which extends from this nozzle 23 to the rear, where a second handle 21 is formed.
  • the first and second pivoting levers 5, 17 are almost identical in appearance, they extend parallel to one another and carry their respective handles 19, 21 at opposite locations.
  • the second handle 21 of the second pivoting lever 17 lies for the operating thumb of the left hand of a left-handed shooter in the same place, as is the case with the handle 19 of the first pivot lever 5 for the right thumb of a right shooter.
  • a projection 25 is formed, which corresponds to the recess 33 of the portion of the receiving bore 13, which receives the nozzle 23.
  • Projection 25 and recess 33 are arranged so that they then coincide with each other when the second pivot lever 17 assumes an angular position, which he can not assume in normal operation. This built-in angular position is shown in Fig. 3.
  • the second pivot lever 17 After insertion of the nozzle 23 with its projection 25 in the receiving bore 13 with its recess 33, the second pivot lever 17 is pivoted, so that the projection 25 enters into a recess in the wall of the handle 1, thereby a counter-projection 27 (FIG ), which is engaged behind by the projection 25. This prevents that the second pivot lever 17 can be solved.
  • the second pivot lever 17 is thus fastened by means of a bayonet lock on the right side wall of the handle 1.
  • the second pivot lever 17 is inserted by means of the described bayonet lock in a specific rotational position in the handle 1, as shown in Fig. 3. This rotational position, the second pivot lever 17 occupy only when the shutter is removed. The second pivot lever 17 is then pivoted into its position of use.
  • the first pivot lever 5 is inserted with the pivot shaft 7 in the receiving bore 13 (shown in Fig. 4).
  • the tactile finger 9 penetrates into its associated breakthrough in the left wall of the handle 1 a.
  • the multi-groove profile 29 penetrates into the complementary profile 31 (to be seen in FIG. 3).
  • the second pivot lever 17 can not be detached from the handle and is in rotationally fixed connection with the first pivot lever 5, so that the depression the second handle 21 as well as the depression of the first handle 19 causes in the same way that the first pivot lever 5 is pivoted while the catching piece 11 is lowered.
  • the handle with the finished built-in pivot levers 4, 17 can be seen.
  • Disassembly is done in reverse order.
  • the lock shown to the already known first pivot lever 5 requires only a single, additional part, namely the second pivot lever 17.
  • This second pivot lever 17 is a relatively inexpensive to produce precision casting, in the nozzle 23, the complementary profile 31, which is already roughly formed in the casting, is only cleared with a cutting tool.
  • Fig. 6 shows a detail of a self-loading pistol with: a handle 1 made of reinforced plastic, one on the handle back and forth and removably mounted carriage 43, a second pivot lever 17 and a trigger (no reference numeral).
  • the carriage 43 extends approximately horizontally, the handle (only the upper piece is indicated) extends obliquely downwards, and the weft direction is to the right.
  • the second pivot lever 17 extends in the rest position shown in parallel to the carriage 43, is fixed with its front end on a shaft which connects it rigidly with the invisible, lying on the right side of the weapon shutter catch lever, and has at its rear end Handle on.
  • the shutter catch lever is pushed up by the feeder of the magazine, engages the carriage 43 and holds it in its rear position.
  • the second pivot lever 17 is pivoted slightly upwards about the shaft so that its Handle carrying, rear end is located just below the carriage 43.
  • the left-hand shooter holding the weapon with his left hand can press with his left thumb on the handle of the second pivoting lever 17 and pivot it downwards.
  • the first pivot lever (not shown) is pivoted down and then releases the carriage 43, which can now move forward.
  • the second pivot lever 17 is omitted, so that a receiving bore 13 and a subsequent thereto recess 33 are visible, which together form part of the bayonet mount for the second pivot lever 17.
  • a projection 41 is formed on the outside of the handle 1. This sits on a free upper edge of the handle 1 and thus adjoins - with the pistol assembled - to the lower edge of the carriage 43 at. As Fig. 8 shows, the wall thickness of the handle 1 is particularly low at this point.
  • the projection 41 is formed as a flat, lying cuboid, the upper side, however, is chamfered (bevel 45). This chamfer 45 starts from the upper edge of the handle 1.
  • the projection forms a substantially horizontal transverse edge 47, which faces the second pivot lever 17.
  • the second pivot lever 17 Before the carriage 43 is placed on the handle 1, the second pivot lever 17 can be mounted.
  • the second pivot lever 17 is inserted with its bayonet closure parts in the receiving bore 13 and the recess 33 and then pivoted counterclockwise (if, as in Fig. 2, looks at the right side of the weapon).
  • the second pivot lever is running 17 from above against the bevel 45 and then pushes the projection 41 and thus the right side wall of the handle a little inward until it passes over the transverse edge 47 down. If the second pivot lever 17 has passed the transverse edge 47, then the projection 41 snaps outwards again.
  • the transverse edge 47 lays down next to the upper edge of the pivot lever 17 and prevents them from pivoting back up over the projection 41.
  • the second pivot lever 17 can pivot within its operating range. This is limited by the carriage 43 against which the handle carrying the rear end strikes from below.
  • the second pivot lever 17 but does not abut against the projection 41.
  • the projection 41 thus does not interfere with the operation of the second pivot lever 17 and is not damaged by the abutment of the pivot lever 17.
  • a shoulder 49 is preferably formed below the second pivot lever 17. This limits the pivoting movement of the second pivot lever 17 down in such a manner that it is seated in its rest position almost on the shoulder 49. Like the projection 41, so the paragraph 49 does not interfere with the pivotal movement of the second pivot lever 17 during normal use of the weapon, but forms a stop for the second pivot lever 17, if it is not connected to the first pivot lever.
  • the last pivot lever is inserted laterally from the left with its shaft into the handle.
  • the shaft should now be inserted with the non-circular cross section of its free end in the receptacle in the second pivot lever 17.
  • the pivot lever 17 is caused to sit on the shoulder 49. Now take the first and the second pivot lever 17 both a matching position. In this, the shaft of the first pivot lever can be quickly, effortlessly and correctly inserted into the receptacle in the second pivot lever 17.
  • the invention can be implemented not only on a weapon of the type shown, but also on weapons with other construction principle, such as long guns o. The like.
  • the self-loading pistol shown shows a particularly advantageous embodiment of the invention.

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  1. Arme à feu de poing, de préférence pistolet mitrailleur, dont le blocage de fermeture peut être actionné (19) par un premier levier pivotant (5) disposé sur un côté de l'arme et relié de manière fixe à un arbre de pivotement (7), un deuxième levier pivotant (17) pouvant être disposé au choix sur le côté opposé de l'arme et pouvant pour cela être relié de façon amovible à l'extrémité libre de l'arbre de pivotement (7), la section finale libre (29) de l'arbre de pivotement (7) étant ovale et le deuxième levier pivotant (17) pouvant être enfoncé sur cette extrémité au moyen d'un alésage (31) complémentaire réalisé dans ce dernier, caractérisée en ce que le deuxième levier pivotant (17) peut en outre être fixé à l'arme au moyen d'une fermeture à baïonnette (25, 27, 33), et ce par amenée dans une position angulaire qu'il n'atteint pas en fonctionnement normal, la fermeture à baïonnette présentant une saillie (25) sur le deuxième levier pivotant (17) et un évidement (33) dans l'arme et la saillie (25) venant en prise derrière une paroi de l'arme en position active.
  2. Arme à feu de poing selon la revendication 1, caractérisée en ce que la section ovale présente des rainures longitudinales (29) qui s'étendent jusqu'à l'extrémité libre de l'arbre de pivotement (7).
  3. Arme à feu de poing selon la revendication 1 ou 2, caractérisée par
    un dispositif de blocage (41), qui limite la course de pivotement du deuxième levier pivotant (17) essentiellement à une plage qui est située en dehors de la position de pivotement nécessaire au montage et au démontage du deuxième levier pivotant (17).
  4. Arme à feu de poing selon la revendication 3, caractérisée en ce que le dispositif de blocage (41) est situé en dehors de la plage de mouvement opérationnel du deuxième levier pivotant (17).
  5. Arme à feu de poing selon la revendication 3 ou 4, caractérisée en ce que le dispositif de blocage (41) est conçu sous forme de tenon extérieur sur le carter ou la partie formant poignée (1) et est disposé à l'opposé du deuxième levier pivotant (17).
  6. Arme à feu de poing selon la revendication 5, caractérisée en ce que le tenon est conçu sous forme de saillie fixe (41), qui est chanfreinée (biais 45) sur son côté opposé au deuxième levier pivotant (17) dans sa position de service et est conçue perpendiculairement (arête transversale 47) à son plan de mouvement sur son côté tourné vers le deuxième levier pivotant (17).
  7. Arme à feu de poing selon la revendication 6, caractérisée en ce que le carter ou la partie formant poignée (1) est réalisé(e) en plastique.
  8. Arme à feu de poing selon la revendication 6 ou 7, caractérisée en ce que la saillie (41) est formée à proximité de l'arête finale supérieure du carter ou de la partie formant poignée (1) et à un endroit déformable perpendiculairement au sens de tir.
  9. Arme à feu de poing selon l'une quelconque des revendications 3 à 8, caractérisée en ce que qu'une butée (49) limitrophe de la plage de mouvement opérationnel du deuxième levier pivotant (17) et opposée à la saillie (41) est réalisée sur la face extérieure de l'arme.
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DE10008979 2000-02-25
DE10008979A DE10008979B4 (de) 2000-02-25 2000-02-25 Mehrlade-Handfeuerwaffe mit lösbarer Verschlußsperre
DE20101770U DE20101770U1 (de) 2000-02-25 2001-02-01 Mehrlade-Handfeuerwaffe mit zwei Fanghebeln
DE20101770U 2001-02-01
PCT/EP2001/001629 WO2001063198A1 (fr) 2000-02-25 2001-02-14 Arme de poing a feu a repetition avec blocage de fermeture liberable
US10/226,891 US6907814B2 (en) 2000-02-25 2002-08-23 Automatic firearms with a detachable breech lock

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