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a magazine and magazine body technology, applied in the field of magazines, can solve the problems of insufficient elastic force to firmly abut against the air cartridge, the inability to carry external devices, and the inability to carry a gun

Inactive Publication Date: 2011-12-15
CYBERGUN HONG KONG
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Benefits of technology

"The present invention is a magazine that can securely hold an air cartridge. The main body of the magazine has a trough for holding bullets and a recess with a lateral opening and a bottom portion. The recess is designed to hold the air cartridge between the top and bottom portions. A hole is provided in the bottom portion and communicates with the recess. A plug member is screwed into the hole to press the air cartridge towards the top portion. This design ensures that the air cartridge stays in place and prevents it from falling out. The technical effect of this invention is to provide a reliable and secure way to hold air cartridges in a magazine."

Problems solved by technology

The external device can provide stable and strong air pressure for the air gun, but the external device cannot be carried.
However, the means of fixing the air cartridge increases the volume of a gun, and changes a centroid of the gun, so that the stability of the gun is affected.
The air cartridge is then fixed by an elastic piece, but the elastic force is not strong enough to firmly abut against the air cartridge.
As a result, the air cartridge is likely to fall off if the user inadvertently hits the magazine or the magazine is hit with a lateral force.

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[0016]Please refer to FIG. 1 to FIG. 3 for a preferred embodiment of the present invention. A magazine of the present invention includes a main body (10), a plug member (20), a base (30), an anti-slide member (40), an elastic member (50), a support member (60), and a rod (70).

[0017]The main body (10) is formed with a trough (11), a recess (12), a hole (13), a groove (14) and a limit hole (16). The trough (11) is used for receiving bullets. The recess (12) has a lateral opening (121), a top portion (122), and a bottom portion (123). The recess (12) is provided to receive an air cartridge (1) between the top portion (122) and the bottom portion (123). The lateral opening (121) is used for the air cartridge (1) being put therethrough. The hole (13) passes through the bottom portion (123) and communicates with the recess (12). A diameter of the hole (13) is smaller than a maximum diameter of the air cartridge (1). In other words, the air cartridge (1) cannot pass through the hole (13) a...

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Abstract

A magazine of the present invention includes a main body and a plug member. The main body is formed with a trough and a recess. The recess has a lateral opening, a top portion and a bottom portion. The recess is provided to receive an air cartridge between the top portion and the bottom portion. The lateral opening is used for the air cartridge being put therethrough. The main body is formed with a hole passing through the bottom portion and communicating with the recess. A diameter of the hole is smaller than a maximum diameter of the air cartridge. The plug member is screwed into the hole so as to press the air cartridge. Accordingly, the plug member gradually presses the air cartridge by screw action. Once the plug member is completely screwed into the hole, the air cartridge is fixed in the recess.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0001]1. Field of the Invention[0002]The present invention relates to a magazine, and more particularly to a magazine which is disposed with an air cartridge.[0003]2. Description of the Prior Art[0004]A conventional air gun includes a magazine for loading bullets, the bullets are fired by releasing a compressed air.[0005]Said compressed air can be from an external device, such as an air compressor, which can provide a compressed air to project a bullet. The external device can provide stable and strong air pressure for the air gun, but the external device cannot be carried.[0006]Further, said compressed air can be from an internal device, such as an air cartridge, which is disposed to the air gun. Therefore, the air gun can be portable. Some conventional air guns are equipped with an air cartridge in its magazine, as shown in TWM358289, wherein its FIG. 3 and FIG. 7 both disclose that an air cartridge is fixed to the bottom of the magazine. However, the me...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(United States)
IPC IPC(8): F41B11/02F41B11/56
CPCF41B11/56
Inventor LU, SIH-TSUNG
Owner CYBERGUN HONG KONG
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