A left-hand revolver-shaped bottle opener that opens a zip-top can from the side

Abstract

The application discloses a left wheel revolver-shaped bottle opener which opens a pop can from the side, relates to the field of manual can opening tools, and solves the problems of the existing Shotgum beer game can opening mode, i.e., dangerous operation and lack of interest. The bottle opener comprises a gun shell, a breaking cone assembly arranged in the gun shell, a locking mechanism, a cartridge nest assembly, a hammer power storage and release mechanism and a trigger linkage mechanism. The front end of the gun shell is provided with an arc-shaped matching groove matched with the pop can and a muzzle. When the trigger is pulled, the cartridge nest is first rotated to the next cartridge chamber to be aligned with the hammer, and then the hammer is released. If there is a bullet in the cartridge chamber, the hammer striking column triggers the unlocking of the locking mechanism, and the breaking cone pierces the side wall of the pop can under the action of the elastic force. If there is no bullet, the breaking cone remains in the power storage state. The application combines the random firing structure of the left wheel revolver with the pop can side piercing technology, the can opening process is safe and fast, the operation process simulates the real firing, and the entertainment and interactivity of the party game are greatly improved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to a manual can opener, specifically a revolver-shaped bottle opener that opens cans from the side, particularly suitable for party games that require quick drinking, such as the Shotgun beer game. Background Technology

[0002] At parties, a drinking game called "Shotgunbeer" is popular. The game involves poking a hole in the lower side of a soda can, then putting your mouth to the hole and pulling the tab to quickly drink the beer using the pressure difference. The traditional method involves first cutting a small opening with a knife or other sharp object, then widening it with your fingers. This process is inconvenient, can easily cut fingers, and poses a safety hazard.

[0003] Currently, there are some safety can openers on the market specifically designed for this game, most of which only offer a single piercing function. There are also some bottle openers or drinking game tools shaped like revolvers, but these are either used to open bottle caps, the revolver is merely decorative, or its random firing mechanism is not linked to the piercing action through a mechanical structure. No product has yet been found that combines the random firing mechanism of a revolver with the side-piercing can opening technology. Summary of the Invention

[0004] The purpose of this invention is to provide a bottle opener that can ensure a safe and quick can-opening process while simulating the random firing of a revolver, thereby greatly enhancing the entertainment and interactivity of the game, in order to solve the problems of existing can-opening methods being dangerous or lacking in game fun.

[0005] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention adopts the following technical solution: A revolver-shaped bottle opener for opening aluminum cans from the side, including a gun casing, and also comprising: A cone-shaped assembly is disposed within the gun casing and includes a cone and a first elastic element. The cone is slidable in a horizontal direction, and the first elastic element provides the cone with an elastic force for forward firing. A locking mechanism, in conjunction with the cone-shaped component, is used to lock the cone-shaped component in the charging state. When the locking mechanism is triggered, it unlocks to release the cone-shaped component. A cylinder assembly, rotatably disposed within the gun casing, includes a cylinder and multiple optional bullets. The cylinder has multiple circumferentially distributed magazines, and each bullet includes a firing pin that can slide back and forth axially. A hammer charging and releasing mechanism is disposed inside the gun case, including a chargeable hammer, which is used to strike the firing pin inside the magazine that is aligned with it; The trigger linkage mechanism is connected to the cartridge and the hammer charging and releasing mechanism respectively. The front end of the gun casing is provided with an arc-shaped adapter groove and a muzzle. The arc-shaped adapter groove is used to accommodate the side wall of the can, so that the front end of the breaker cone is horizontally aligned with the side of the can through the muzzle. When the trigger linkage mechanism is pulled, the cylinder is first rotated to the position where the next magazine is aligned with the hammer, and then the hammer is released to strike the firing pin in the magazine. After the firing pin is struck, it moves forward to trigger the locking mechanism to unlock, so that the piercing cone moves forward under the elastic force of the first elastic element and pierces the side wall of the can through the muzzle.

[0006] In one alternative embodiment, the cone-breaking assembly further includes a cone and a handle; the cone is fitted onto the rear end of the cone, one end of the first elastic element abuts against the cone, and the other end abuts against a baffle fixedly disposed inside the gun housing; a first groove is provided on the side wall of the gun housing, and the handle is fixed to both sides of the cone and extends out from the first groove, for pulling the cone-breaking assembly backward to compress the first elastic element to complete the power storage.

[0007] In one alternative embodiment, the locking mechanism includes a first rotating member, a second rotating member, a second elastic member, and a third elastic member; The first rotating member is rotatably installed inside the gun housing, and has a first hook at its lower end and a recess at its upper end; one end of the second elastic member is connected to the first rotating member, and the other end is connected to a support fixedly installed inside the gun housing, for providing a reset elastic force for the first rotating member; The second rotating member is L-shaped and rotatably installed inside the gun housing. The front end of its long arm can abut against the concave edge of the first rotating member, and the short arm can cooperate with the cylinder assembly to receive the impact force of the firing pin. The third elastic element is connected to the second rotating element and provides a reset elastic force for the second rotating element; The top of the cone is provided with a locking platform, and the locking platform is provided with a second groove along the length direction. The first hook of the first rotating member is located in the second groove. When the cone-breaking assembly is in a charging state, the lower end of the first rotating member locks the locking platform, and the front end of the long arm of the second rotating member abuts against the concave edge of the first rotating member, restricting the rotation of the first rotating member. When the firing pin moves forward and triggers the short arm of the second rotating member, the second rotating member rotates to disengage the front end of the long arm from the concave edge, the first rotating member rotates to release the locking platform, and the breaking cone assembly fires forward under the action of the first elastic member.

[0008] In one alternative embodiment, the pod assembly further includes a pod mounting base and a launching block; The magazine is rotatably mounted on the magazine window inside the gun case via the magazine mounting base. The launching block is slidably disposed between the magazine and the locking mechanism. When the firing pin is struck, it moves forward to impact the launching block, and the forward movement of the launching block triggers the locking mechanism to unlock.

[0009] In one alternative embodiment, the bullet further includes a cartridge case that is pluggably installed in the magazine, and the firing pin is disposed through the cartridge case, with its front end protruding from the cartridge case and abutting against the firing block, and its rear end protruding from the cartridge case for being struck by the hammer.

[0010] In one alternative embodiment, the hammer charging and releasing mechanism further includes a first lever, a connecting block, and a fourth elastic element; The hammer is rotatably mounted inside the gun housing, and its rear end is hinged to the upper end of the first lever. The connecting block is hinged to the lower end of the first lever, one end of the fourth elastic element abuts against the connecting block, and the other end abuts against the bottom end of the receiving groove fixedly provided inside the gun shell; When the hammer is pulled back, it causes the first lever and the connecting block to move downwards, compressing the fourth elastic element to complete the power storage; When the hammer is released, the elastic force of the fourth elastic element drives the connecting block and the first lever to move upward, causing the hammer to rotate and strike the firing pin.

[0011] In one alternative embodiment, the hammer charging and releasing mechanism further includes a hammer rotating latch and a fifth elastic element; The hammer rotating buckle is rotatably mounted below the hammer, and has concave teeth on its side and a concave part at its front end that is adapted to the trigger linkage mechanism. One end of the fifth elastic element abuts against the bottom of the hammer rotating buckle, and the other end abuts against the fifth elastic element mounting seat fixedly disposed inside the gun case; The bottom of the hammer is provided with protruding teeth. When the hammer is in the charging state, the protruding teeth and the concave teeth mesh with each other to lock the hammer. When the trigger linkage mechanism drives the hammer rotation latch to rotate, the convex tooth disengages from the concave tooth, releasing the hammer.

[0012] In one alternative embodiment, the trigger linkage mechanism includes a trigger, a second lever, and a sixth elastic element; The trigger is rotatably mounted inside the gun housing, with a portion of it protruding from the trigger port opened in the gun housing; one end of the sixth elastic element is connected to the trigger, and the other end is connected to a sixth elastic element mounting seat fixedly disposed inside the gun housing, providing a return elastic force for the trigger; The right end of the trigger extends into the recess of the hammer rotating latch. A lever shaft is fixedly provided at the right end of the trigger. The second lever is rotatably mounted on the lever shaft. The top end of the second lever is wedge-shaped. The magazine has multiple wedge-shaped rotating ribs evenly distributed circumferentially on the side near the hammer, and the number of rotating ribs is equal to the number of magazines. When the trigger is pulled, the trigger first moves the second lever upward, and the top plane of the second lever abuts against the plane of the rotating rib, causing the magazine to rotate at a fixed angle to the next magazine and align with the hammer; at the same time, the trigger causes the hammer's rotating latch to rotate, and after the magazine has rotated, the hammer is released. When the trigger is reset, the top inclined surface of the second lever slides out from the inclined surface of the next rotating rib, without causing the breech to rotate.

[0013] In one alternative embodiment, a partition is also fixedly provided inside the gun case. The partition is located between the cylinder and the hammer. The partition has a slot, through which the front end of the hammer can pass to strike the firing pin. The partition is also provided with a third rotating component, which includes a paddle and a rotating plate connected to each other. The paddle protrudes outside the gun case, and the rotating plate abuts against the hammer. Moving the paddle can drive the rotating plate to rotate, thereby pushing the hammer to rotate and release the lock on the magazine, so that the magazine can be thrown out from the magazine window for loading.

[0014] In one alternative embodiment, the gun casing is composed of two interlocking left and right parts, and the grip portion of the gun casing is provided with anti-slip texture.

[0015] The beneficial effects of this invention are as follows: (1) The structure is ingenious, and the functions of charging, locking and random triggering are realized through pure mechanical linkage. While working reliably, it enhances the randomness and excitement of the game.

[0016] (2) The piercing action is integrated into the closed gun shell and is designed with an arc-shaped fitting groove to fit the can. The operator does not need to directly contact the sharp object during the entire can opening process, which is highly safe.

[0017] (3) The entire operation process simulates the loading, trigger pulling and firing process of a revolver, providing a strong interactive experience. Attached Figure Description

[0018] To more clearly illustrate the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention, the accompanying drawings used in the description of the embodiments of the present invention will be briefly introduced below. Obviously, the accompanying drawings described below are only some embodiments of the present invention. For those skilled in the art, other drawings can be obtained based on the content of the embodiments of the present invention and these drawings without creative effort.

[0019] Figure 1 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the bottle opener provided by the present invention in the firing state; Figure 2 This is a side view of the bottle opener provided by the present invention in the firing state with a hidden portion of the gun casing. Figure 3 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the bottle opener provided by the present invention, which conceals the gun casing when in the firing state; Figure 4 This is a front view of the bottle opener provided by the present invention in the firing state with the gun casing hidden. Figure 5 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the bottle opener provided by the present invention in the accumulating state; Figure 6 This is a side view of the bottle opener provided by the present invention in a loaded state with part of the gun casing hidden. Figure 7 This is a partially enlarged view of the bottle opener provided by the present invention in the state of accumulating blasting, showing the interaction between the blasting cone assembly and the locking mechanism. Figure 8 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the bottle opener provided by the present invention in the loading state; Figure 9 This is a side view of the bottle opener provided by the present invention in the loaded state, with part of the gun casing hidden. Figure 10 This is an exploded view of the bottle opener gun shell and internal components provided by the present invention; Figure 11 yes Figure 2 A schematic diagram of the structure of the hidden receiving groove in the middle; Figure 12 This is a partial enlarged view of the hammer assembly of the bottle opener provided by the present invention in the firing state (the fifth elastic element is hidden). Figure 13 This is a partially enlarged view of the hammer assembly of the bottle opener provided by the present invention in the charge-up state (showing the fifth elastic element). Figure 14 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the bottle opener provided by the present invention in the accumulating state from another angle; Figure 15 This is a rear view of the bottle opener provided by the present invention with a hidden portion of the gun casing in the loading state; Figure 16 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the bottle opener provided by the present invention when part of the gun casing is hidden in the loading state.

[0020] Figure label: Gun body: 1-gun casing; 101-arc-shaped adapter groove; 102-muzzle; 103-first groove; 104-baffle; 105-cylinder window; 106-grip; 107-fifth elastic element mounting base; 108-trigger port; 109-sixth elastic element mounting base; 110-partition; 111-groove; Cone-breaking assembly: 201-Cone-breaking; 202-Cone cylinder; 203-Handle; 204-Clamping platform; 205-Second groove; Elastic components: 301-First elastic element; 302-Second elastic element; 303-Third elastic element; 304-Fourth elastic element; 305-Fifth elastic element; 306-Sixth elastic element; Rotating assembly: 410-First rotating component; 411-Support base; 412-First hook; 413-Concave flange; 420-Second rotating component; 421-Long arm; 422-Short arm; 430-Third rotating component; 431-Paddle; 432-Rotating plate; Cylinder assembly: 510-Firing block; 511-Third groove 511; 512-Fixing block; 520-Cylinder; 521-Cylinder mounting base; 522-Magazine magazine; 523-Rotating rib; 530-Ammunition; 531-Cartridge case; 532-Firing post; Hammer assembly: 610-Hammer; 611-Protruding tooth; 620-First lever; 630-Receiving groove; 640-Connecting block; 641-Cup body; 642-Cup handle; 650-Hammer rotating latch; 651-Protrusion; 652-Concave tooth; 653-Recess; 660-Trigger; 661-Second hook; 670-Second lever; 671-Lever pivot. Detailed Implementation

[0021] The present invention will now be described in further detail with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are merely illustrative of the invention and not intended to limit it. Furthermore, it should be noted that, for ease of description, the accompanying drawings show only the parts relevant to the present invention, and not all of the structures.

[0022] In the description of this invention, unless otherwise explicitly specified and limited, the terms "connected," "linked," and "fixed" should be interpreted broadly. For example, they can refer to a fixed connection, a detachable connection, or an integral part; they can refer to a mechanical connection or an electrical connection; they can refer to a direct connection or an indirect connection through an intermediate medium; they can refer to the internal communication of two components or the interaction between two components. Those skilled in the art can understand the specific meaning of the above terms in this invention based on the specific circumstances.

[0023] In this invention, unless otherwise explicitly specified and limited, "above" or "below" the second feature can include direct contact between the first and second features, or contact between the first and second features through another feature between them. Furthermore, "above," "over," and "on top" of the second feature includes the first feature directly above or diagonally above the second feature, or simply indicates that the first feature is at a higher horizontal level than the second feature. "Below," "below," and "under" the second feature includes the first feature directly below or diagonally below the second feature, or simply indicates that the first feature is at a lower horizontal level than the second feature.

[0024] In the description of this embodiment, the terms "upper," "lower," "left," and "right," etc., refer to the orientation or positional relationship shown in the accompanying drawings. They are used solely for ease of description and simplification of operation, and do not indicate or imply that the device or element referred to must have a specific orientation, or be constructed and operated in a specific orientation. Therefore, they should not be construed as limitations on the present invention. In the description of the present invention, unless otherwise stated, "a plurality of" means two or more. Furthermore, the terms "first" and "second" are merely used for descriptive distinction and have no special meaning.

[0025] The present invention will now be described in further detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0026] like Figure 1 As shown in the figure, this embodiment provides a revolver-shaped bottle opener for opening aluminum cans from the side. Its external shape is that of a revolver, and the entire device is covered by a gun casing 1. See details. Figure 5 and Figure 6 The front end of the gun casing 1 is provided with an arc-shaped adapter groove 101 and a muzzle 102, which together form an area that can accommodate the side wall of the can, so that the breaker cone 201 can be horizontally aligned with the can from the side.

[0027] Optionally, the gun casing 1 is composed of two parts, left and right. One part of the gun casing has a connecting hole along the circumference, and the other part of the gun casing has a connecting rod along the circumference. The two parts of the gun casing are fixed to the internal components by snap-fitting.

[0028] Preferably, the cone-breaking assembly and locking mechanism are as follows: The cone-breaking assembly is located on the left side of the gun housing 1 and includes a cone 201, a cone 202, and a handle 203. The cone 202 is fitted onto the rear end of the cone 201, and the handles 203 on both sides of the cone 202 extend from the first grooves 103 on both sides of the gun housing 1, facilitating the pulling of the cone-breaking assembly by fingers. A baffle 104 is also integrally formed inside the gun housing 1. One end of the first elastic member 301 abuts against the cone 202, and the other end abuts against the baffle 104. Pulling the handle 203 backward compresses the first elastic member 301; after releasing the handle 203, the restoring force of the first elastic member 301 tends to push the cone-breaking assembly forward. Figure 3 and Figure 4 As shown, a locking platform 204 is also provided at the top of the cone 202, and a second groove 205 is provided in the middle area of ​​the locking platform 204 along the length direction.

[0029] Furthermore, with Figure 2 Described from a side view perspective, to maintain the charging position, a locking mechanism consisting of a first rotating member 410 and a second rotating member 420 is provided in the upper left area of ​​the gun casing 1. See details... Figure 2 and Figure 3 The first rotating component 410 is rotatably mounted inside the gun housing 1 via a rotating shaft. A support base 411 is also provided inside the gun housing 1. (See reference...) Figure 4 , Figure 6 and Figure 7The lower end of the first rotating member 410 is provided with a first hook 412, which is located in the second groove 205 of the mounting plate 204. One end of the second elastic member 302 is sleeved on the first hook 412, and the other end is sleeved on the support base 411. In the firing state, the second elastic member 302 is in a stretched state, causing the first rotating member 410 to have a counterclockwise rotation tendency. The upper end of the first rotating member 410 is machined with a concave flange 413. The second rotating member 420 is also rotatably installed in the gun case 1 via a pivot, and is L-shaped in general. In the charged firing state, the front end of the long arm 421 of the second rotating member 420 is in abutting state with the concave flange 413. A third elastic member 303 is provided at the top of the upper left area inside the gun case 1. The long arm 421 of the second rotating member 420 is fixedly connected to the third elastic member 303. During the process of entering the charged firing state, When the cone-breaking assembly is pulled backward and the first elastic element 301 is compressed, the cone 202 disengages from the first rotating element 410. Under the action of the second elastic element 302, the first rotating element 410 rotates counterclockwise, causing the second rotating element 420 to rotate clockwise first, squeezing the third elastic element 303. When the first rotating element 410 rotates until the second elastic element 302 has not yet returned to its natural length (from stretched to compressed state), the second rotating element 420 rotates counterclockwise under the action of the third elastic element 303. The front end of the long arm 421 abuts against the concave edge 413. At the same time, the first elastic element 301 drives the cone-breaking assembly to move forward. The locking platform 204 is locked by the lower end of the first rotating element 410 after rotation. At this time, the first rotating element 410 has a tendency to rotate clockwise under the action of the second elastic element 302, and the cone-breaking assembly enters the charging state. In the charged state, the front end of the long arm 421 of the second rotating member 420 is in contact with the concave edge 413, and the short arm 422 is in contact with the firing block 510. The firing block 510 is slidably disposed in the gun case 1 and located in front of the magazine 520.

[0030] Preferably, the cylinder 520 is rotatably mounted in the cylinder window 105 on the right side of the gun case 1 via the cylinder mounting base 521. The cylinder 520 has multiple magazines 522 evenly distributed circumferentially and extending axially for holding bullets 530. The bullet 530 consists of a cartridge case 531 and a firing pin 532. The cartridge case 531 is detachably mounted in the magazine 522. The firing pin 532 is inserted through the cartridge case 531 and can slide back and forth. The front end of the firing pin 532 protrudes from the cartridge case 531 and abuts against the firing block 510, while the rear end protrudes from the cartridge case 531 so that it can be struck by the hammer 610. In this embodiment, the cylinder mounting base 521 is located between the baffle 104 and the cylinder 520. The cylinder mounting base 521 has a first rotating shaft and a second rotating shaft at both ends. The gun housing 1 has a first shaft hole, and the cylinder 520 has a second shaft hole at its center. The first rotating shaft and the first shaft hole cooperate to realize the rotational connection between the cylinder mounting base 521 and the gun housing 1. The second rotating shaft and the second shaft hole cooperate to realize the rotational connection between the cylinder mounting base 521 and the cylinder 520.

[0031] Optionally, such as Figure 10 As shown, the firing block 510 has a third groove 511 on both sides, and the two gun shells 1 have corresponding fixing blocks 512. The firing block 510 is slidably mounted in the gun shell 1 through the third groove 511 and the fixing blocks 512.

[0032] Preferably, the hammer charging and releasing mechanism: The hammer 610 is mounted on the upper right side of the gun housing 1 via a pivot, and its rear end is hinged to the first lever 620. A receiving groove 630 is provided inside the grip portion 106 area on the lower right side of the gun housing 1, and the fourth elastic element 304 is disposed within the receiving groove 630. For example... Figure 11 As shown, the upper end of the first lever 620 is hinged to the hammer 610, and the lower end is hinged to the connecting block 640. The connecting block 640 is cup-shaped, including a cup body 641 and a cup handle 642 disposed thereon. The cup body 641 is disposed at the top of the inside of the receiving groove 630. The upper end of the fourth elastic member 304 abuts against the cup body 641, and the lower end abuts against the bottom of the inside of the receiving groove 630. The cup handle 642 extends out from the opening at the side end of the receiving groove 630 and is hinged to the hammer 610.

[0033] Optionally, the grip portion 106 is provided with an anti-slip texture.

[0034] Preferably, such as Figure 2 , Figure 6 , Figure 12 and Figure 13 As shown, a hammer rotating latch 650 is also provided below the hammer 610. The hammer rotating latch 650 is rotatably mounted inside the gun body 1 via a rotating shaft. The bottom of the hammer rotating latch 650 is provided with a protrusion 651, the side is provided with a concave tooth 652, and the front end is provided with a recess 653 for adapting to the trigger 660. Below the hammer rotating latch 650, a fifth elastic element mounting seat 107 is provided. The fifth elastic element mounting seat 107 is fixedly mounted inside the gun body 1. The upper end of the fifth elastic element 305 is sleeved in the protrusion 651, and the lower end abuts against the fifth elastic element mounting seat 107. The bottom of the hammer 610 is provided with a protrusion 611. The concave tooth 652 and the protrusion 611 can mesh with each other. When the hammer 610 is not pulled, the protrusion 611 is located above the concave tooth 652 and abuts against each other, and the fifth elastic element 305 is in a compressed state.

[0035] Furthermore, part of the trigger 660 is located inside the trigger port 108 outside the gun housing 1, and the other part is rotatably located inside the gun housing 1 via a pivot; a sixth elastic element mounting seat 109 is provided inside the gun housing 1 at the lower right of the trigger 660, one end of the sixth elastic element 306 is sleeved on the second hook 661 at the right end of the trigger 660, and the other end is sleeved on the sixth elastic element mounting seat 109; the right end of the trigger 660 is located in the recess 653 of the hammer rotating latch 650, and when the trigger 660 is pulled, the trigger 660 rotates counterclockwise and will abut against the recess 653, causing the hammer rotating latch 650 to rotate clockwise; Figures 12 to 16 As shown, a lever pivot 671 is fixedly installed on the right end of the trigger 660 near the gun casing 1. A second lever 670 with a wedge-shaped top is rotatably mounted on the lever pivot 671. Multiple wedge-shaped rotating ribs 523 are evenly arranged circumferentially on the side of the magazine 520 near the hammer 610. The number of rotating ribs 523 is equal to the number of magazines 522. When the trigger 660 is pulled, the trigger 660 rotates counterclockwise, causing the second lever 670 to move forward and upward. The forward movement of the second lever 670 is blocked by the magazine 520, and the trigger 660 continues to rotate. The relative movement between lever 670 and lever pivot 671 counteracts the forward movement of the second lever 670, causing the second lever 670 to move upward. The plane at its top abuts against the plane of the rotating rib 523, and drives the magazine 520 to rotate at a fixed angle to the next magazine 522. After the trigger 660 is released by the sixth elastic element 306, the inclined surface at the top of the second lever 670 slides out from the inclined surface of the next rotating rib 523 without contact, realizing the rotation of the magazine 522. During this process, the second lever 670 does not contact the hammer rotating latch 650.

[0036] Preferably, a partition 110 is also fixedly installed inside the gun casing 1, located between the magazine 520 and the hammer 610. The partition 110 has a slot 111, and the front end of the hammer 610 passes through the slot 111 and is installed in a magazine 522, which can both fire bullets 530 and lock the magazine 520. A third rotating component 430 is also provided between the partition 110 and the hammer 520, including a paddle 431 and a rotating plate 432. The paddle 431 is located on the outside of the gun casing 1, and the rotating plate 432 is located inside the gun casing 1 and abuts against the hammer 520. The paddle 431 and the rotating plate 432 are connected by a rotating shaft, and the rotating shaft passes through the gun casing 1.

[0037] Based on the above structure, taking the right-hand grip as an example, the working process of this bottle opener will be described as follows: (1) Loading: The user holds the grip part 106 of the gun case 1 with his right hand, and moves the lever 431 with his thumb to make the rotating plate 432 rotate clockwise, so that the hammer 610 rotates clockwise, the cylinder 520 is unlocked, the wrist rotates, and the cylinder mounting base 521 rotates to throw the cylinder 520 out, and loads any number of bullets 530 into the magazine 522 (one bullet is loaded into each magazine, and the number of bullets is less than or equal to the number of magazines). After rotating the cylinder 520 any number of times, it is sent back into the magazine window 105. The lever 431 is released, the rotating plate 432 and the hammer 610 return to their positions, the loading is completed and the cylinder 520 is locked.

[0038] (2) Charging the cone assembly: Holding the gun in the right hand, extend two fingers of the left hand to pull the handle 203 backward from both sides of the gun casing 1. The cone 201 and the cone cylinder 202 slide backward, the first elastic element 301 is compressed, and the locking platform 204 and the first rotating element 410 that are in contact with each other separate. Under the pull of the second elastic element 302, the first rotating element 410 rotates counterclockwise. During the rotation, the second rotating element 420 first rotates clockwise, squeezing the third elastic element 303. The first rotating element 410 rotates to Before the second elastic element 302 returns to its natural length (from stretched to compressed state), the second rotating element 420 rotates counterclockwise under the action of the third elastic element 303, and the front end of the long arm 421 abuts against the concave edge 413. At the same time, the first elastic element 301 drives the breaking cone assembly to move forward, and the locking platform 204 is locked by the lower end of the first rotating element 410 after rotation. At this time, the first rotating element 410 has a tendency to rotate clockwise under the action of the second elastic element 302, and the breaking cone assembly enters the charging state.

[0039] (3) Hammer charging: The right thumb pulls the hammer 610, and the hammer 610 rotates clockwise, causing the first lever 620 and the connecting block 640 to move downward. The fourth elastic element 304 in the receiving groove 630 is compressed. At the same time, due to the rotation of the hammer 610, the convex tooth 611 of the hammer 610 and the concave tooth 652 of the hammer rotating buckle 650 are disengaged. When the fifth elastic element 305 is released, the hammer rotating buckle 650 rotates counterclockwise. During the rotation of the hammer 610 and the hammer rotating buckle 650, the convex tooth 611 and the concave tooth 652 mesh, completing the charging of the hammer 610. (4) Place the can: Hold the gun in your right hand and place the can between the two arc-shaped fitting slots 101 with your left hand, with the lower side of the can facing the gun muzzle 102. (5) Pulling the trigger: Pull the trigger 660 backward. The trigger 660 rotates counterclockwise, and the sixth elastic element 306 is stretched. At this time, the hammer 610 is still in the charged state, and the magazine 520 is in the unlocked state. During the rotation, the second lever 670 moves upward first, and its top plane abuts against the plane of the rotating rib 523 of the magazine 520, and drives the magazine 520 to rotate at a fixed angle to the next magazine 522. The right end of the trigger 660 abuts against the recess 653 of the hammer rotating latch 650 and carries the hammer 610 to the next magazine 522. The hammer rotating latch 650 rotates clockwise, disengaging the convex tooth 611 and concave tooth 652. Under the action of the fourth elastic element 304, the connecting block 640 and the first lever 620 move upward, causing the hammer 610 to rotate counterclockwise and enter the magazine 522 through the slot 111 of the partition 110. Since the return of the hammer 610 requires the linkage of multiple parts, its response speed is slower than the rotation of the magazine 520. Thus, the magazine 520 rotates first, and then the hammer 610 returns to its position and enters the magazine 522. The trigger 660 rotates clockwise to return to its position under the action of the sixth elastic element 306. The inclined surface at the top of the second lever 670 slides out without contacting the inclined surface of the next rotating rib 523, and the plane at the top of the second lever 670 is located below the plane of the next rotating rib 523.

[0040] If the corresponding magazine 522 contains a bullet 530, the hammer 610 strikes the firing pin 532, providing a sufficient impact force to cause the firing pin 532 to strike the launching block 510. This causes the launching block 510 to slide forward and strike the short arm 422 of the second rotating member 420. The second rotating member 420 rotates clockwise, and the front end of its long arm 421 disengages from the concave edge 413 of the first rotating member 410. Under the action of the second elastic member 302, the first rotating member 410 rotates clockwise. When the rotating component 410 disengages from the mounting plate 204, the cone 202 and the breaking cone 201 move forward under the action of the first elastic component 301. The breaking cone 201 strikes the side wall of the can, forming an opening through which the user can quickly drink the liquid in the can. The second rotating component 420 rotates counterclockwise under the action of the third elastic component 303, returning to the uncharged state of the breaking cone assembly. Its short arm 422 strikes the firing block 510, causing the firing block 510 and the firing pin 532 to also return to the uncharged state. If there are no bullets 530 in the corresponding magazine 522, the firing block 510 will not slide forward, and the breaking cone assembly will remain in the charged state. When the next user holds the gun and pulls the trigger 660, the magazine 520 rotates and the hammer 610 is released. The above steps are repeated until the breaking cone assembly is fired to open the can.

[0041] Through the above structure, the present invention combines the randomness of revolver gameplay, the safe side-opening function, and the interactive operation process into one, which has high entertainment value.

[0042] Note that the above description is merely a preferred embodiment of the present invention and the technical principles employed. Those skilled in the art will understand that the present invention is not limited to the specific embodiments described herein, and various obvious changes, readjustments, and substitutions can be made without departing from the scope of protection of the present invention. Therefore, although the present invention has been described in detail through the above embodiments, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and may include many other equivalent embodiments without departing from the concept of the present invention, the scope of which is determined by the scope of the appended claims.

Claims

1. A revolver-shaped bottle opener for opening aluminum cans from the side, comprising a gun casing, characterized in that, Also includes: A cone-shaped assembly is disposed within the gun casing and includes a cone and a first elastic element. The cone is slidable in a horizontal direction, and the first elastic element provides the cone with an elastic force for forward firing. A locking mechanism, in conjunction with the cone-shaped component, is used to lock the cone-shaped component in the charging state. When the locking mechanism is triggered, it unlocks to release the cone-shaped component. A cylinder assembly, rotatably disposed within the gun casing, includes a cylinder and multiple optional bullets. The cylinder has multiple circumferentially distributed magazines, and each bullet includes a firing pin that can slide back and forth axially. A hammer charging and releasing mechanism is disposed inside the gun case, including a chargeable hammer used to strike the firing pin inside the magazine that is aligned with it; The trigger linkage mechanism is connected to the cartridge and the hammer charging and releasing mechanism respectively. The front end of the gun casing is provided with an arc-shaped adapter groove and a muzzle. The arc-shaped adapter groove is used to accommodate the side wall of the can, so that the front end of the breaker cone is horizontally aligned with the side of the can through the muzzle. When the trigger linkage mechanism is pulled, the cylinder is first rotated to the position where the next magazine is aligned with the hammer, and then the hammer is released to strike the firing pin in the magazine. After the firing pin is struck, it moves forward to trigger the locking mechanism to unlock, so that the piercing cone moves forward under the elastic force of the first elastic element and pierces the side wall of the can through the muzzle.

2. The bottle opener according to claim 1, characterized in that, The cone-breaking assembly also includes a cone and a handle; the cone is sleeved on the rear end of the cone, one end of the first elastic element abuts against the cone, and the other end abuts against a baffle fixedly installed inside the gun housing; a first groove is provided on the side wall of the gun housing, and the handle is fixed to both sides of the cone and extends out from the first groove, used to pull the cone-breaking assembly backward to compress the first elastic element to complete the power storage.

3. The bottle opener according to claim 2, characterized in that, The locking mechanism includes a first rotating member, a second rotating member, a second elastic member, and a third elastic member; The first rotating member is rotatably installed inside the gun housing, and has a first hook at its lower end and a recess at its upper end; one end of the second elastic member is connected to the first rotating member, and the other end is connected to a support fixedly installed inside the gun housing, for providing a reset elastic force for the first rotating member; The second rotating member is L-shaped and rotatably installed inside the gun housing. The front end of its long arm can abut against the concave edge of the first rotating member, and the short arm can cooperate with the cylinder assembly to receive the impact force of the firing pin. The third elastic element is connected to the second rotating element and provides a reset elastic force for the second rotating element; The top of the cone is provided with a locking platform, and the locking platform is provided with a second groove along the length direction. The first hook of the first rotating member is located in the second groove. When the cone-breaking assembly is in a charging state, the lower end of the first rotating member locks the locking platform, and the front end of the long arm of the second rotating member abuts against the concave edge of the first rotating member, restricting the rotation of the first rotating member. When the firing pin moves forward and triggers the short arm of the second rotating member, the second rotating member rotates to disengage the front end of the long arm from the concave edge, the first rotating member rotates to release the locking platform, and the breaking cone assembly fires forward under the action of the first elastic member.

4. The bottle opener according to claim 1, characterized in that, The pod assembly also includes a pod mounting base and a launching block; The magazine is rotatably mounted on the magazine window inside the gun case via the magazine mounting base. The launching block is slidably disposed between the magazine and the locking mechanism. When the firing pin is struck, it moves forward to impact the launching block, and the forward movement of the launching block triggers the locking mechanism to unlock.

5. The bottle opener according to claim 4, characterized in that, The bullet also includes a cartridge case, which is detachably installed in the magazine. The firing pin is disposed through the cartridge case, with its front end protruding from the cartridge case and abutting against the firing block, and its rear end protruding from the cartridge case for being struck by the hammer.

6. The bottle opener according to claim 1, characterized in that, The hammer power storage and release mechanism also includes a first lever, a connecting block, and a fourth elastic element; The hammer is rotatably mounted inside the gun housing, and its rear end is hinged to the upper end of the first lever. The connecting block is hinged to the lower end of the first lever, one end of the fourth elastic element abuts against the connecting block, and the other end abuts against the bottom end of the receiving groove fixedly provided inside the gun shell; When the hammer is pulled back, it causes the first lever and the connecting block to move downwards, compressing the fourth elastic element to complete the power storage; When the hammer is released, the elastic force of the fourth elastic element drives the connecting block and the first lever to move upward, causing the hammer to rotate and strike the firing pin.

7. The bottle opener according to claim 6, characterized in that, The hammer charging and releasing mechanism also includes a hammer rotating latch and a fifth elastic element; The hammer rotating buckle is rotatably mounted below the hammer, and has concave teeth on its side and a concave part at its front end that is adapted to the trigger linkage mechanism. One end of the fifth elastic element abuts against the bottom of the hammer rotating buckle, and the other end abuts against the fifth elastic element mounting seat fixedly disposed inside the gun case; The bottom of the hammer is provided with protruding teeth. When the hammer is in the charging state, the protruding teeth and the concave teeth mesh with each other to lock the hammer. When the trigger linkage mechanism drives the hammer rotation latch to rotate, the convex tooth disengages from the concave tooth, releasing the hammer.

8. The bottle opener according to claim 7, characterized in that, The trigger linkage mechanism includes a trigger, a second lever, and a sixth elastic element; The trigger is rotatably mounted inside the gun housing, with a portion of it protruding from the trigger port opened in the gun housing; one end of the sixth elastic element is connected to the trigger, and the other end is connected to a sixth elastic element mounting seat fixedly disposed inside the gun housing, providing a return elastic force for the trigger; The right end of the trigger extends into the recess of the hammer rotating latch. A lever shaft is fixedly provided at the right end of the trigger. The second lever is rotatably mounted on the lever shaft. The top end of the second lever is wedge-shaped. The magazine has multiple wedge-shaped rotating ribs evenly distributed circumferentially on the side near the hammer, and the number of rotating ribs is equal to the number of magazines. When the trigger is pulled, the trigger first moves the second lever upward, and the top plane of the second lever abuts against the plane of the rotating rib, causing the magazine to rotate at a fixed angle to the next magazine and align with the hammer; at the same time, the trigger causes the hammer's rotating latch to rotate, and after the magazine has rotated, the hammer is released. When the trigger is reset, the top inclined surface of the second lever slides out from the inclined surface of the next rotating rib, without causing the breech to rotate.

9. The bottle opener according to claim 1, characterized in that, The gun casing is also fixedly provided with a partition, which is located between the cylinder and the hammer. The partition has a slot, through which the front end of the hammer can pass to strike the firing pin. The partition is also provided with a third rotating component, which includes a paddle and a rotating plate connected to each other. The paddle protrudes outside the gun case, and the rotating plate abuts against the hammer. Moving the paddle can drive the rotating plate to rotate, thereby pushing the hammer to rotate and release the lock on the magazine, so that the magazine can be thrown out from the magazine window for loading.

10. The bottle opener according to claim 1, characterized in that, The gun casing is composed of two interlocking parts, and the grip part of the gun casing is provided with anti-slip texture.

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