Sounding mechanism and rubber band sounding gun

Abstract

The utility model relates to the technical field of toy guns, in particular to a sounding mechanism and a rubber band sounding gun, the sounding mechanism comprises a trigger, a first tension spring, a sounding block, a second tension spring and a release deflector rod, the trigger is in sliding connection with a gun body through the first tension spring, a drag hook is arranged at the front end of the trigger, the sounding block is in sliding connection with the gun body through the second tension spring, and the release deflector rod is arranged in the gun body. A pull groove matched with the pull hook is formed in the sounding block, a release deflector rod is fixed to the gun body in the moving direction of the sounding block, the trigger slides backwards and pulls the sounding block to move to the position of the release deflector rod at the same time, the release deflector rod picks up the sounding block to be separated from the pull hook of the trigger, and the sounding block is pulled back and collides with the gun body under the action of a second tension spring to achieve sounding. The toy has the advantages of simple structure, good playing performance, loud sound and the like.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of toy gun technology, specifically a sound-producing mechanism and a rubber band-activated gun that is simple in structure, has good playability, and produces a loud sound. Background Technology

[0002] As we all know, rubber band guns are a classic type of toy. They are usually made of wood or metal and are designed to cleverly use the elastic potential energy of the rubber band itself as a power source to fire the rubber band itself as a bullet.

[0003] Currently, existing toy guns that can both make a sound and launch rubber bands generally rely on a rotating trigger. This rotating action drives the mechanisms for both making the sound and launching the gun. Because the intervals between trigger rotations are small, the sound is not loud, which reduces the fun factor. Summary of the Invention

[0004] The purpose of this invention is to overcome the shortcomings of the prior art and provide a simple, easy-to-use, loud-sounding mechanism and rubber band-fired gun.

[0005] The technical solution adopted by this utility model to solve its technical problem is:

[0006] A sound-producing mechanism is characterized in that it includes a trigger, a first tension spring, a sound-producing block, a second tension spring, and a release lever. The trigger is slidably connected to the gun body via the first tension spring, and a hook is provided at the front end of the trigger. The sound-producing block is slidably connected to the gun body via the second tension spring, and a groove is provided on the sound-producing block to cooperate with the hook. A release lever is fixed on the gun body in the direction of movement of the sound-producing block. When the trigger slides backward, it pulls the sound-producing block to the position of the release lever. The release lever lifts the sound-producing block and disengages it from the hook of the trigger. Under the action of the second tension spring, the sound-producing block is pulled back and collides with the gun body to produce a sound.

[0007] The contact area between the sound-generating block and the release lever described in this utility model is provided with a lifting slope, which lifts the sound-generating block and releases it from the hook.

[0008] The first tension spring of this utility model is installed in the first mounting groove of the gun body, the second tension spring is installed in the second mounting groove of the gun body, and the trigger, the sound-emitting block, and the release lever are installed in the third mounting groove of the gun body. The gun body at the contact part between the second mounting groove and the third mounting groove is provided with a sound-emitting surface. The sound-emitting block strikes the sound-emitting surface under the action of the tension spring to produce a sound.

[0009] The front side of the hook described in this utility model is provided with a snap-in inclined surface that cooperates with the lifting inclined surface. The snap-in inclined surface allows the hook to be smoothly squeezed into the groove under the action of the first tension spring.

[0010] A rubber band firing gun employing the aforementioned firing mechanism is characterized in that the firing mechanism is installed inside the gun body, and a fourth mounting groove is provided inside the rear end of the gun body. The fourth mounting groove contains a rubber band firing mechanism, which includes a gear, a release block, and a third tension spring. The gear is rotatably connected to the gun body via a pin shaft, and a single tooth of the gear extends out of the gun body. The side of the gear is rotatably connected to the release block via a pin shaft on the gun body. The upper swing limit point and the lower swing limit point of the release block are respectively locked onto the gear by rotation. A return point and a release point are respectively provided below the release block. The return point is fixedly connected to the gun body via the third tension spring. The release point is located on the same side as the trigger. A release push rod is provided on the rear side of the trigger. During the backward movement of the trigger, the release push rod pushes the release point, the release block rotates, and thus the gear is released, ultimately releasing the rubber band.

[0011] The front end of the gun body described in this utility model is provided with a rubber band hook point, through which the rubber band is hooked.

[0012] The present invention has a sliding limit block on the gun body above the trigger, which restricts the forward and backward sliding movement of the trigger.

[0013] This utility model, due to the above-mentioned structure, has the advantages of simple structure, good playability, and loud sound. Attached Figure Description

[0014] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of this utility model.

[0015] Figure 2 yes Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the structure of the sound-emitting block.

[0016] Figure 3 yes Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the middle trigger mechanism.

[0017] Figure 4 yes Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the structure of the release block. Detailed Implementation

[0018] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings:

[0019] As shown in the attached figure, a sound-producing mechanism is characterized by comprising a trigger 1, a first tension spring 2, a sound-producing block 3, a second tension spring 4, and a release lever 5. The trigger 1 is slidably connected to the gun body 7 via the first tension spring 2, and a hook 6 is provided at the front end of the trigger 1. The sound-producing block 3 is slidably connected to the gun body 7 via the second tension spring 4, and a groove 8 on the sound-producing block 3 that cooperates with the hook 6 is provided. The release lever 5 is fixed on the gun body 7 in the direction of movement of the sound-producing block 3. When the trigger 1 slides backward, it pulls the sound-producing block 3 to the position of the release lever 5. The release lever 5 lifts the sound-producing block 3 and disengages it from the hook 6 of the trigger 1. Under the action of the second tension spring 4, the sound-producing block 3 is pulled back and collides with the gun body 7 to produce a sound.

[0020] Furthermore, the contact area between the sound-producing block 3 and the release lever 5 is provided with a lifting slope 9, which lifts the sound-producing block 3 and disengages it from the pull hook 6.

[0021] Furthermore, the first tension spring 2 is installed in the first mounting groove 10 of the gun body 7, the second tension spring 4 is installed in the second mounting groove 11 of the gun body 7, the trigger 1, the sound-emitting block 3, and the release lever 5 are installed in the third mounting groove 13 of the gun body 7, and the gun body 7 at the contact part between the second mounting groove 11 and the third mounting groove 13 is provided with a sound-emitting surface 14, and the sound-emitting block 3 strikes the sound-emitting surface 14 under the action of the tension spring to produce a sound.

[0022] Furthermore, the front side of the hook 6 is provided with a snap-in inclined surface 15 that cooperates with the lifting inclined surface 9. The snap-in inclined surface 15 allows the hook 6 to be smoothly squeezed into the groove 8 under the action of the first tension spring 2.

[0023] A rubber band firing gun employing the aforementioned firing mechanism is characterized in that the firing mechanism is installed inside the gun body 7, and a fourth mounting groove 16 is provided inside the rear end of the gun body 7. The fourth mounting groove 16 is provided with a rubber band firing mechanism, which includes a gear 17, a release block 18, and a third tension spring 19. The gear 17 is rotatably connected to the gun body 7 via a pin shaft, and a single tooth of the gear 17 extends out of the gun body 7. The side of the gear 17 is rotatably connected to the release block 18 via a pin shaft. The upper swing limit point 20 and the lower swing limit point 21 of the release block 18 are respectively locked onto the gear 17 by rotation. A return point 22 and a release point 23 are respectively provided below the release block 18. The return point 22 is fixedly connected to the gun body 7 via the third tension spring 19. The release point 23 is arranged on the same side as the trigger 1. A release push rod 24 is provided on the rear side of the trigger 1. During the backward movement of the trigger 1, the release push rod 24 pushes the release point 23, causing the release block 18 to rotate, thereby releasing the gear 17 and finally releasing the rubber band.

[0024] Furthermore, the front end of the gun body 7 is provided with a rubber band hook point 25, through which the rubber band is hooked.

[0025] Furthermore, a sliding limit block 26 is provided on the gun body 7 above the trigger 1 to restrict the forward and backward sliding movement of the trigger 1. Example

[0026] A rubber band-activated sizzling gun includes a gun body 7, a trigger 1, a sizzling mechanism, and a rubber band launching mechanism. The sizzling mechanism includes the trigger 1, a first tension spring 2, a sizzling block 3, a second tension spring 4, and a release lever 5. The trigger 1 is slidably connected to the gun body 7 via the first tension spring 2, and a hook 6 is provided at the front end of the trigger 1. The sizzling block 3 is slidably connected to the gun body 7 via the second tension spring 4, and a groove 8 on the sizzling block 3 that mates with the hook 6. The release lever 5 is fixed on the gun body 7 in the direction of movement of the sizzling block 3. When the trigger 1 slides backward, it pulls the sizzling block 3 to the position of the release lever 5, which then releases the sizzling block. 3. The trigger 1 is disengaged from the hook 6. The snorting block 3, under the action of the second tension spring 4, is pulled back and collides with the gun body 7 to produce a sound. The contact area between the snorting block 3 and the release lever 5 is provided with a lifting ramp 9. The lifting ramp 9 lifts the snorting block 3 and disengages it from the hook 6. The first tension spring 2 is installed in the first mounting groove 10 of the gun body 7, the second tension spring 4 is installed in the second mounting groove 11 of the gun body 7, and the trigger 1, snorting block 3, and release lever 5 are installed in the third mounting groove 13 of the gun body 7. The contact area between the second mounting groove 11 and the third mounting groove 13 is provided with a snorting surface on the gun body 7. 14. The sound-producing block 3 strikes the sound-producing surface 14 under the action of the tension spring to produce a sound. A fourth mounting groove 16 is provided inside the rear end of the gun body 7. A rubber band launching mechanism is provided in the fourth mounting groove 16. The rubber band launching mechanism includes a gear 17, a release block 18, and a third tension spring 19. The gear 17 is rotatably connected to the gun body 7 via a pin shaft. A single tooth of the gear 17 extends out of the gun body 7. The side of the gear 17 is rotatably connected to the release block 18 via a pin shaft. The upper swing limit point 20 and the lower swing limit point 21 of the release block 18 are respectively locked onto the gear 17 through rotational action. Below the release block 18 are respectively... The device has a return point 22 and a release point 23. The return point 22 is fixedly connected to the gun body 7 via a third tension spring 19. The release point 23 is located on the same side as the trigger 1. A release push rod 24 is provided on the rear side of the trigger 1. During the backward movement of the trigger 1, the release push rod 24 pushes the release point 23, causing the release block 18 to rotate, thereby releasing the gear 17 and finally releasing the rubber band. The front end of the gun body 7 is provided with a rubber band hook point 25, which hooks the rubber band. A sliding limit block 26 is provided on the gun body 7 above the trigger 1, which restricts the forward and backward sliding movement of the trigger 1.

[0027] In use, when the trigger 1 moves backward, the hook 6 at the front of the trigger 1 hooks into the groove 8 of the sound-emitting block 3, simultaneously pulling the sound-emitting block 3 backward. The sound-emitting block 3 is then lifted by the release lever 5 and released. Under the action of the second tension spring 4, the sound-emitting block 3 quickly returns to its original position and strikes the sound-emitting surface 14 of the gun body 7. Simultaneously with the trigger 1 moving backward, the push rod at the rear of the trigger 1 moves the release block 18 downward, causing the release block 18 to rotate and release the gear 17, thus launching the rubber band. Because the trigger 1 moves backward, the distance the trigger 1 pulls the sound-emitting block 3 backward is long. Therefore, after release, the sound of the trigger 14 striking the gun body 7 is loud, and the playability is good. After the sounding and rubber band firing actions are completed, the trigger 1 is released. The trigger 1 moves forward under the action of the first tension spring 2, and the release block 18 returns to its position under the action of the third tension spring 19. After the trigger 1 moves forward, after passing the sounding block 3, the pull hook 6 of the trigger 1 is squeezed into the pull groove 8 of the sounding block 3, thereby realizing the return of the pull hook 6 to its position, and the next sounding and firing action can be carried out. Due to the above structure, this utility model has the advantages of simple structure, good playability, and loud sound.

Claims

1. A sound-generating mechanism, characterized in that... The sound-producing mechanism includes a trigger, a first tension spring, a sound-producing block, a second tension spring, and a release lever. The trigger is slidably connected to the gun body via the first tension spring, and a hook is provided at the front end of the trigger. The sound-producing block is slidably connected to the gun body via the second tension spring, and a groove is provided on the sound-producing block to cooperate with the hook. The release lever is fixed on the gun body in the direction of movement of the sound-producing block. When the trigger slides backward, it pulls the sound-producing block to the position of the release lever. The release lever lifts the sound-producing block and disengages it from the hook of the trigger. Under the action of the second tension spring, the sound-producing block is pulled back and collides with the gun body to produce a sound.

2. The sound-generating mechanism according to claim 1, characterized in that... The contact area between the sound-producing block and the release lever is provided with a lifting slope, which lifts the sound-producing block and releases it from the hook.

3. The sound-generating mechanism according to claim 1, characterized in that... The first tension spring is installed in the first mounting slot of the gun body, the second tension spring is installed in the second mounting slot of the gun body, and the trigger, the sound-emitting block, and the release lever are installed in the third mounting slot of the gun body. The gun body at the contact point between the second mounting slot and the third mounting slot is provided as a sound-emitting surface. The sound-emitting block strikes the sound-emitting surface under the action of the tension spring to produce a sound.

4. The sound-generating mechanism according to claim 1, characterized in that... The front side of the hook is provided with a snap-in inclined surface that cooperates with the lifting inclined surface. The snap-in inclined surface allows the hook to be smoothly squeezed into the groove under the action of the first tension spring.

5. A rubber band-fired gun employing the firing mechanism described in claim 1, 2, 3, or 4, characterized in that... The gun body is equipped with a firing mechanism. A fourth mounting slot is located inside the rear of the gun body, housing a rubber band launching mechanism. This mechanism includes a gear, a release block, and a third tension spring. The gear is rotatably connected to the gun body via a pin shaft, with a single tooth extending out of the gun body. The gear is rotatably connected to the release block via a pin shaft on the side of the gun body. The upper and lower swing limit points of the release block are respectively engaged with the gear through rotational action. A return point and a release point are located below the release block. The return point is fixedly connected to the gun body via the third tension spring. The release point is located on the same side as the trigger. A release push rod is located behind the trigger. During the trigger's backward movement, the release push rod pushes the release point, causing the release block to rotate, thereby releasing the gear and ultimately releasing the rubber band.

6. A rubber band-fired gun according to claim 5, characterized in that... The front end of the gun body is provided with a rubber band hook point, through which the rubber band is hooked.

7. A rubber band-fired gun according to claim 5, characterized in that... The gun body above the trigger is provided with a sliding limit block, which restricts the forward and backward sliding movement of the trigger.

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