A corner shooting system's step corner positioning device

By using a step-type corner positioning device and the cooperation of a limit group and a release group, the corner shooting system can be accurately positioned, which solves the problems of complex operation and inaccurate positioning in the existing technology, and ensures simple operation and stable and reliable corner positioning effect.

CN117450846BActive Publication Date: 2026-06-12CHONGQING ZHUJIANG OPTOELECTRONICS TECH

Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Patents(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
CHONGQING ZHUJIANG OPTOELECTRONICS TECH
Filing Date
2023-10-27
Publication Date
2026-06-12

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Technical Problem

Existing corner firing systems are complex to operate and inaccurate in positioning when turning corners, requiring repeated adjustments.

Method used

A step-type corner positioning device is adopted. Through the cooperation of the limit group and the release group, each corner operation reaches only the nearest positioning groove. Accurate positioning is achieved by using a wedge structure and a fully mechanical structure.

🎯Benefits of technology

It achieves simple operation, accurate positioning, and stable and reliable corner positioning, avoiding wear gaps and shaking, and is suitable for corner firing systems.

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Abstract

The application discloses a step-turn positioning device of a corner shooting system, which adopts a step-turn mode, and only turns to the nearest positioning slot in each turn operation, so that accurate turn positioning is realized. When the turn positioning is performed, the lever is rotated, the execution end of the lever pushes the jack and the jack block to move backward, the jack block drives the swing lever to move backward, the swing lever drives the tenon to also move backward, until the tenon completely exits a limiting slot of the sector plate, the unlocking of the sector plate is completed, the limiting block and the sector plate are rotated, and in the rotating process of the sector plate, the swing lever is pushed upward by the release cap, the boss of the swing lever exits the tenon positioning slot, the tenon is driven by the tenon spring to move forward to another limiting slot of the limiting block, and the positioning is completed.
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Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the field of firearms technology, and in particular to a stepping corner positioning device for a corner firing system. Background Technology

[0002] When using firearms with corner firing systems, the corner positioning cannot be accurately performed. It is necessary to repeatedly perform corner positioning or manually operate the positioning mechanism, which is complicated and inaccurate. Summary of the Invention

[0003] The purpose of this invention is to overcome the shortcomings of the prior art and provide a stepping corner positioning device for a corner shooting system. The device adopts a stepping method, and each cornering operation only moves to the nearest positioning slot to achieve accurate corner positioning.

[0004] The objective of this invention is achieved as follows:

[0005] A stepping corner positioning device for a corner firing system includes a limiting group (1), a releasing group (2), and a fixed base (3). The limiting group (1) is located on one side of the fixed base (3), and the releasing group (2) is located at the lower end of the fixed base (3).

[0006] The limiting group (1) includes a limiting block (11). The limiting block (11) is mounted on the fixed seat (3) via a connecting shaft (7) and can rotate. The limiting block (11) is provided with a fan-shaped plate. The edge of the fan-shaped plate is uniformly provided with multiple limiting grooves along the circumferential direction. A conical release cap (12) is fixed between adjacent limiting grooves.

[0007] The release assembly (2) includes a seat (21) and a U-shaped top rod block (28). The upper end of the seat (21) is fixed to the fixed base (3). A latch (22) is slidably fitted on the seat (21) in the horizontal direction. A latch spring (23) is provided between the tail end of the latch (22) and the seat (21). The latch spring (23) is used to extend the latch (22) and engage it in a limiting groove of the fan-shaped plate. The latch (21) slides horizontally... The device is equipped with a pair of parallel push rods (212), which are symmetrically arranged on both sides of the latch (22). The push rods (212) are stepped shafts, and the small-diameter section of the push rods (212) is fitted with push rod springs (213). The push rod springs abut against the seat (21). The end of the small-diameter section of the push rods (212) passes through the seat (21) and is fixedly connected to the two parallel arms of the push rod block (28). The seat (21) is provided with a stepped hole, and the large-diameter end of the stepped hole accommodates... The push rod spring is positioned by the stepped surface of the stepped hole cooperating with the push rod spring. The small diameter end of the stepped hole is for the small diameter section of the push rod (212) to pass through. The push rod block (28) cooperates with the end face of the seat (21) to limit the front limit position of the push rod (212). The push rod shaft (29) is connected between the two parallel arms of the push rod block (28). A swing rod (25) is hinged on the push rod shaft (29). The free end of the swing rod (25) is provided with a boss. The latch (22) is provided with In the closed state of the sway bar (25), the boss is inserted into the sway bar positioning groove. A sway bar torsion spring (26) is also sleeved on the top rod shaft (29). The sway bar torsion spring (26) is used to keep the sway bar (25) in a normally closed state. The lower end of the seat (21) is provided with an L-shaped lever (210). The driving end of the lever (210) is used to move the lever (210). The execution end of the lever (210) abuts against the large diameter end of the top rod (212).

[0008] When corner positioning, the lever (210) rotates, and the actuator of the lever (210) pushes the top rod (212) and the top rod block (28) to move backward. The top rod block (28) drives the swing rod (25) to move backward, and the swing rod (25) drives the latch (22) to move backward as well. When the latch (22) completely exits one of the limiting slots of the sector plate, the sector plate is unlocked. The limiting block (11) and the sector plate are rotated. The rotation method is the side tilting fixed seat (3). Under the action of gravity, the limiting block (11) rotates. During the rotation of the sector plate, the release cap (12) pushes the swing rod (25) upward. The boss of the swing rod (25) exits the latch positioning slot. The latch (22) moves forward under the push of the latch spring (23) to enter the other limiting slot of the limiting block (11) to complete the positioning. When the lever (210) is lowered, the push rod (212) returns to its original position under the action of the push rod spring (213), and the swing rod (25) returns to its original position under the action of the swing rod torsion spring (26).

[0009] Preferably, the limiting block (11) is C-shaped, and the two ends of the limiting block (11) are hinged to the fixed seat (3) through the connecting shaft (7). The inner side of the fan-shaped plate end of the limiting block (11) is fixed with a release cap (12), and the other end of the limiting block (11) is fixed with the connecting shaft (7) through a cotter pin (8). The seat (21) and the fixed seat (3) are connected by two seat pins (4).

[0010] Preferably, the handguard (5) is connected to the lever (210) by two handguard screws (6). When in use, the handguard is held and the lever (210) is pulled down to rotate.

[0011] Preferably, the limiting block (11) is provided with a strip-shaped positioning groove, which is a blind groove, and the release cap (12) is provided with a positioning boss that cooperates with the positioning groove to form a circumferential limiting of the release cap (12).

[0012] Preferably, the fitting parts of the limiting groove and the tenon (22) on the limiting block (11) are wedge-shaped.

[0013] Preferably, the tenon (22) is provided with a waist-shaped groove along the longitudinal direction, and a stop pin (24) is inserted into the waist-shaped groove. The stop pin (24) limits the longitudinal position of the tenon (22), and the two ends of the stop pin (24) are connected to the base (21).

[0014] Preferably, a limiting screw (13) is fixed on the sector plate, and an arc-shaped groove is provided on the fixing seat (3). The limiting screw (13) is embedded in the arc-shaped groove, and the two walls of the arc-shaped groove limit the extreme position of the sector plate rotation.

[0015] Preferably, the edge of the fan-shaped plate is provided with three limiting grooves evenly distributed along the circumference.

[0016] Preferably, the turning point of the lever (210) is hinged to the base (21) via a lever pin (211).

[0017] Due to the adoption of the above technical solution, the present invention has the following beneficial effects:

[0018] The positioning system uses a wedge shape, preventing gaps even with wear and ensuring stable positioning without any wobbling. Employing a fully mechanical structure, the system achieves step-by-step cornering positioning of the corner firing system through a release, turning, and positioning mechanism. Each cornering operation rotates to the nearest positioning slot, ensuring accurate cornering. It allows for blind operation, is simple to operate, runs stably, and provides reliable positioning. Attached Figure Description

[0019] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the external structure of the present invention;

[0020] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of the present invention;

[0021] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram showing the release and rotation of the limit switch assembly.

[0022] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the movement of the release cap in conjunction with the swing rod;

[0023] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of wedge positioning;

[0024] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the positioning of the limit block and the release cap.

[0025] Figure Labels

[0026] In the attached diagram: 1-Limiting group, 2-Release group, 3-Fixing seat, 4-Seat pin; 5-Hand guard; 6-Hand guard screw; 7-Connecting shaft; 8-Cotter pin.

[0027] 11 Limiting block (sector plate), 12 Release cap, 13 Limiting screw.

[0028] 21-Seat body, 22-Clutch, 23-Clutch spring, 24-Stop pin, 25-Swing rod, 26-Swing rod torsion spring, 27-Torsion spring stop pin, 28-Push rod block, 29-Push rod shaft, 210-Toggle rod, 211-Toggle rod pin, 212-Push rod, 213-Push rod spring. Detailed Implementation

[0029] See Figures 1-6 A stepping corner positioning device for a corner firing system includes a limiting assembly 1, a releasing assembly 2, and a fixing base 3. The limiting assembly 1 is located on one side of the fixing base 3, and the releasing assembly 2 is located at the lower end of the fixing base 3.

[0030] The limiting group 1 includes a limiting block 11, which is mounted on the fixed seat 3 via a connecting shaft 7 and is rotatable. The limiting block 11 is provided with a fan-shaped plate, and the edge of the fan-shaped plate is uniformly provided with multiple limiting grooves along the circumferential direction. A conical release cap 12 is fixed between adjacent limiting grooves.

[0031] The release assembly 2 includes a seat 21 and a U-shaped push rod block 28. The upper end of the seat 21 is fixed to the fixed base 3. A latch 22 is slidably fitted on the seat 21 in the horizontal direction. A latch spring 23 is provided between the tail end of the latch 22 and the seat 21. The latch spring 23 is used to extend the latch 22 and engage it with a limiting groove of the fan-shaped plate. A pair of parallel push rods 212 are slidably fitted on the seat 21 in the horizontal direction. The push rods 212 are symmetrically arranged on both sides of the latch 22. The push rods 212 are stepped shafts. The small diameter section of the push rod 212 is sleeved with a push rod spring 213. The push rod spring abuts against the seat 21. The end of the small diameter section of the push rod 212 passes through the seat 21 and is fixedly connected to the two parallel arms of the push rod block 28. The seat 21 has a stepped hole, and the large diameter end of the stepped hole accommodates the push rod spring. The stepped surface of the stepped hole is positioned in conjunction with the top rod spring. The small diameter end of the stepped hole is for the small diameter section of the top rod 212 to pass through. The top rod block 28 is matched with the end face of the seat 21 to limit the front limit position of the top rod 212. The two parallel arms of the top rod block 28 are connected to the top rod shaft 29. The top rod shaft 29 is hinged to the swing rod 25. The free end of the swing rod 25 is provided with a boss. The latch 22 is provided with a latch positioning groove. When the swing rod 25 is closed, the boss is engaged in the latch positioning groove. The top rod shaft 29 is also sleeved with a swing rod torsion spring 26. The swing rod torsion spring 26 is used to keep the swing rod 25 in a normally closed state. The lower end of the seat 21 is provided with an L-shaped lever 210. The driving end of the lever 210 is used to move the lever 210. The actuating end of the lever 210 abuts against the large diameter end of the top rod 212.

[0032] During corner positioning, lever 210 rotates, and the actuator of lever 210 pushes top rod 212 and top rod block 28 to move backward. Top rod block 28 drives swing rod 25 to move backward, and swing rod 25 drives latch 22 to move backward as well. When latch 22 completely exits one limiting groove of the sector plate, the sector plate is unlocked. Then, limit block 11 and sector plate are rotated. The rotation method is to tilt the side fixing seat 3. Under the action of gravity, limit block 11 rotates. During the rotation of sector plate, release cap 12 pushes swing rod 25 upward. The boss of swing rod 25 exits the latch positioning groove. Latch 22 moves forward under the push of latch spring 23 to enter the other limiting groove of limit block 11, completing the positioning. When lever 210 is lowered, top rod 212 returns to its original position under the action of top rod spring 213, and swing rod 25 returns to its original position under the action of swing rod torsion spring 26.

[0033] Preferably, the limiting block 11 is C-shaped, and both ends of the limiting block 11 are hinged to the fixed seat 3 through the connecting shaft 7. The release cap 12 is fixed inside the fan-shaped plate end of the limiting block 11, and the other end of the limiting block 11 is fixed to the connecting shaft 7 through the cotter pin 8. The seat 21 and the fixed seat 3 are connected by two seat pins 4.

[0034] Preferably, the hand guard 5 is connected to the lever 210 by two hand guard screws 6. When in use, the hand guard is held and the lever 210 is rotated by pulling down the corner.

[0035] Preferably, the limiting block 11 is provided with a strip-shaped positioning groove, which is a blind groove, and the release cap 12 is provided with a positioning boss that cooperates with the positioning groove to form a circumferential limiting of the release cap 12.

[0036] Preferably, the fitting part of the limiting groove and the tenon 22 on the limiting block 11 is wedge-shaped.

[0037] Preferably, the tenon 22 is provided with a waist-shaped groove along the longitudinal direction, and a stop pin 24 is inserted into the waist-shaped groove. The stop pin 24 limits the longitudinal position of the tenon 22, and the two ends of the stop pin 24 are connected to the base 21.

[0038] Preferably, a limiting screw 13 is fixed on the sector plate, and an arc-shaped groove is provided on the fixing seat 3. The limiting screw 13 is embedded in the arc-shaped groove, and the two walls of the arc-shaped groove limit the extreme position of the sector plate rotation.

[0039] Preferably, the edge of the fan-shaped plate is provided with three limiting grooves evenly distributed along the circumference.

[0040] Preferably, the turning point of the lever 210 is hinged to the base 21 via a lever pin 211.

[0041] Specifically: A stepping corner positioning device for a corner firing system includes a limiting assembly 1, a release assembly 2, a fixed base 3, a base pin 4; a handguard 5; a handguard screw 6; a connecting shaft 7; and a cotter pin 8. The release assembly 2 includes a base 21, a latch 22, a latch spring 23, a stop pin 24, a swing rod 25, a swing rod torsion spring 26, a torsion spring stop pin 27, a push rod block 28, a push rod shaft 29, a lever 210, a lever pin 211, a push rod 212, and a push rod spring 213.

[0042] The limiting group 1 includes a limiting block 11, on which a release cap 12 and a limiting screw 13 are provided. The release cap 12 is riveted and fixed by passing through the limiting block 11 via a shaft, and the limiting screw 13 is threadedly connected to the limiting block 11.

[0043] The limiting assembly 1 can be connected to a device to expand its scope of use;

[0044] The mounting base 3 can be connected to a device to expand its scope of use;

[0045] The front end of the limiting block 11 can be connected to the firing device to meet the angle requirements of the firing device; the rear end of the fixing seat 3 can be connected and fixed to the base device for easy use; of course, it can also be installed in reverse.

[0046] The release assembly 2 and the fixed base 3 are connected by two base pins 4;

[0047] The latch 22 and latch spring 23 of the release assembly 2 are inserted into the seat 21 and the stop pin 24 is installed.

[0048] The seat 21 and lever 210 of the release assembly 2 are connected by lever pin 211, and lever 210 can rotate flexibly.

[0049] The swing rod 25 of the release assembly 2 is riveted to the torsion spring stop pin 27, and the push rod shaft 29 passes through the push rod block 28, the swing rod torsion spring 26, and the swing rod 25. The push rod shaft 29 is riveted to the push rod block 28 and cannot be removed.

[0050] The push rod 212 of the release assembly 2 passes through the push rod spring 213 and the seat 21, and is then connected to the push rod block 28 by a thread;

[0051] The handguard 5 is connected to the lever 210 of the release assembly 2 by two handguard screws 6. When in use, the handguard is held and the lever is pulled down to turn the lever, which is convenient to operate and easy to release.

[0052] The limiting assembly 1 and the fixing seat 3 are connected by a connecting shaft 7, and a cotter pin 8 is installed to prevent the connecting shaft 7 from retracting.

[0053] The limiting block 11 and the release cap 12 are positioned by bosses and grooves, and their orientation is fixed.

[0054] The limiting block 11 and the tenon 22 are wedge-shaped positioned so that no gap will be generated even if wear occurs, and there is no shaking after positioning.

[0055] The hand guard 5 is connected to the lever 210 of the release assembly 2 by two hand guard screws 6. When in use, the hand guard is held and the lever is pulled down to turn the lever, which is convenient to operate.

[0056] The limiting block 11 is provided with positioning wedge grooves, the number of which is determined as needed;

[0057] The limiting block 11 is provided with an umbrella-shaped release cap 12. The limiting block 11 rotates the release cap 12 to push open the swing rod 25.

[0058] The limiting block 11 is provided with a limiting screw 13 to limit the extreme position of the rotation of the limiting block 11 and avoid impact on other components.

[0059] Pulling down the lever 210 pushes the top rod 212 and the top rod block 28 to move to the right. Driven by the swing rod 25, the latch 22 moves to the right and the latch 22 exits the limiting slot of the limiting block 11 to complete the unlocking.

[0060] After unlocking, the limiting block 11 can rotate. During the rotation process, the release cap 12 of the limiting block 11 pushes the swing rod 25 upward, and the protrusion of the swing rod 25 exits the positioning groove of the latch 22. Under the push of the latch spring 23, the latch 22 moves to the left and enters the limiting groove of the limiting block 11, thus completing the rotation positioning.

[0061] The swing rod 25 is provided with a boss. Under normal conditions, the boss of the swing rod 25 enters the positioning groove of the latch 22 under the action of the swing rod torsion spring 26.

[0062] The tenon 22 has a waist-shaped groove, which restricts the tenon 22 from rotating under the action of the stop pin 24, thus maintaining the accuracy of the engagement with the limit block 11.

[0063] The limiting block 11 and the tenon 22 are wedge-shaped positioned so that no gap will be generated even if wear occurs, and there is no shaking after positioning.

[0064] The handguard 5 pulls down to rotate the lever 210, pushing the top rod 212 and the top rod block 28 to the right. The top rod block 28 drives the swing rod 25 to the right, and the swing rod 25 drives the latch 22 to the right as well. When the latch 22 is completely out of the limiting groove of the limiting block 11, the limiting block 11 can rotate. During the rotation, the release cap 12 of the limiting block 11 pushes the swing rod 25 upward, and the protrusion of the swing rod 25 exits the positioning groove of the latch 22. Under the push of the latch spring 23, the latch 22 moves to the left and enters the limiting groove of the limiting block 11, completing one unlocking, rotation and positioning.

[0065] Finally, it should be noted that the above preferred embodiments are only used to illustrate the technical solutions of the present invention and are not intended to limit it. Although the present invention has been described in detail through the above preferred embodiments, those skilled in the art should understand that various changes can be made to it in form and detail without departing from the scope defined by the claims of the present invention.

Claims

1. A stepping corner positioning device for a corner firing system, characterized in that: It includes a limiting assembly (1), a releasing assembly (2), and a fixing seat (3). The limiting assembly (1) is located on one side of the fixing seat (3), and the releasing assembly (2) is located at the lower end of the fixing seat (3). The limiting group (1) includes a limiting block (11). The limiting block (11) is mounted on the fixed seat (3) via a connecting shaft (7) and can rotate. The limiting block (11) is provided with a fan-shaped plate. The edge of the fan-shaped plate is uniformly provided with multiple limiting grooves along the circumferential direction. A conical release cap (12) is fixed between adjacent limiting grooves. The release assembly (2) includes a seat (21) and a U-shaped push rod block (28). The upper end of the seat (21) is fixed on the fixed seat (3). A latch (22) is slidably fitted on the seat (21) in the horizontal direction. A latch spring (23) is provided between the tail end of the latch (22) and the seat (21). The latch spring (23) is used to extend the latch (22) and engage it in a limiting groove of the fan-shaped plate. A pair of parallel push rods (212) are slidably fitted on the seat (21) in the horizontal direction. The push rods (212) are symmetrically arranged on both sides of the latch (22). The push rods (212) are stepped shafts. A push rod spring (213) is sleeved on the small diameter section of the push rod (212). The push rod spring abuts against the seat (21). The end of the small diameter section of the push rod (212) passes through the seat (21) and is fixedly connected to the seat. The top rod block (28) has two parallel arms, and a top rod shaft (29) is connected between the two parallel arms. A swing rod (25) is hinged on the top rod shaft (29). The free end of the swing rod (25) is provided with a boss. The free end of the swing rod (25) corresponds to the position of the release cap (12). The latch (22) is provided with a latch positioning groove. When the swing rod (25) is closed, the boss is inserted into the latch positioning groove. A swing rod torsion spring (26) is also sleeved on the top rod shaft (29). The swing rod torsion spring (26) is used to keep the swing rod (25) in a normally closed state. The lower end of the seat (21) is provided with an L-shaped lever (210). The driving end of the lever (210) is used to move the lever (210). The execution end of the lever (210) abuts against the large diameter end of the top rod (212). When corner positioning, the lever (210) rotates, and the actuator of the lever (210) pushes the top rod (212) and the top rod block (28) to move backward. The top rod block (28) drives the swing rod (25) to move backward, and the swing rod (25) drives the latch (22) to move backward as well. When the latch (22) completely exits one of the limiting slots of the sector plate, the sector plate is unlocked. The limiting block (11) and the sector plate are rotated. During the rotation of the sector plate, the release cap (12) pushes the swing rod (25) upward. The boss of the swing rod (25) exits the latch positioning slot. The latch (22) moves forward under the push of the latch spring (23) to enter the other limiting slot of the limiting block (11), and the positioning is completed.

2. A corner shooting system step and shoot corner locator device according to claim 1, wherein: The limiting block (11) is C-shaped. Both ends of the limiting block (11) are hinged to the fixed seat (3) through the connecting shaft (7). The release cap (12) is fixed inside the fan-shaped plate end of the limiting block (11). The other end of the limiting block (11) is fixed to the connecting shaft (7) through the cotter pin (8). The seat (21) and the fixed seat (3) are connected by two seat pins (4).

3. The stepping corner positioning device for a corner firing system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The lever (210) is connected to a handguard (5) by two handguard screws (6). When in use, the handguard is held and the lever (210) is pulled down to rotate.

4. The stepping corner positioning device for a corner firing system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The limiting block (11) is provided with a strip-shaped positioning groove, which is a blind groove. The release cap (12) is provided with a positioning boss that cooperates with the positioning groove to form a circumferential limiting of the release cap (12).

5. The stepping corner positioning device for a corner firing system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The limiting groove and the mating part of the tenon (22) on the limiting block (11) are wedge-shaped.

6. The stepping corner positioning device for a corner firing system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The tenon (22) has a waist-shaped groove along the longitudinal direction, and a stop pin (24) is inserted into the waist-shaped groove. The stop pin (24) limits the longitudinal position of the tenon (22), and the two ends of the stop pin (24) are connected to the base (21).

7. The stepping corner positioning device for a corner firing system according to claim 1, characterized in that: A limit screw (13) is fixed on the fan-shaped plate, and an arc-shaped groove is provided on the fixing seat (3). The limit screw (13) is embedded in the arc-shaped groove, and the two walls of the arc-shaped groove limit the extreme position of the fan-shaped plate rotation.

8. The stepping corner positioning device for a corner firing system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The edge of the fan-shaped plate is evenly provided with three limiting grooves along the circumference.

9. The stepping corner positioning device for a corner firing system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The turning point of the lever (210) is hinged to the base (21) via the lever pin (211).