Knuckle splasher
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[0019] As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, handgrip 100 comprises finger holes 10, a trigger 12, a fitting 14, a pressure setting knob 16, spray nozzles 18, an outer hose 20, a first inner hose 22, a second inner hose 24, a spring 26, a valve 28, an inner chamber 30 and an outer chamber 32.
[0020] A user grips handgrip 100 by placing his or her fingers into finger holes 10. Placing handgrip 100 over the user's knuckles reduces accidental slippage from the user's grip in comparison to conventional water gun handgrips. Water travels from a water tank (see FIG. 8 and FIG. 9 below) to handgrip 100 via outer hose 20. Fitting 14 connects outer hose 20 to handgrip 100. Water travels from outer hose 20 through first inner hose 22 to outer chamber 32.
[0021] When trigger 12 is not depressed, water and pressure build up in outer chamber 32 because valve 28, held in place by an opposing spring force exerted by spring 26, prevents water from traveling beyond outer chamber 32. When trigger 12 is depr...
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