A portable double defense single lock pistol quick pull-out holster structure

Abstract

This utility model discloses a portable double-protection single-lock pistol quick-draw holster structure, including a quick-draw holster with a buttlock latch hinged to it. A release button is hinged to the bottom of the quick-draw holster, and the release button has an actuating end and a controlling end. The buttlock latch has an extension arm with a recessed area. The actuating end of the release button is used to engage with the recessed area on the buttlock latch for positioning. A trigger guard latch is hinged to the quick-draw holster, and the quick-draw holster has a trigger guard latch spring. One end of the trigger guard latch has a limiting hook, and the other end contacts the trigger guard latch spring. The limiting hook has a hook surface for holding the trigger guard. The arm containing the actuating end of the release button has a release ramp for pressing down the trigger guard latch corresponding to the trigger guard latch spring. This utility model has high structural reliability and strong practicality.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of light weapon carrying equipment technology, and in particular to a portable double-protection single-lock pistol quick-draw holster structure. Background Technology

[0002] The pistol quickdraw holster is an important piece of equipment commonly used by modern military and police forces. It is used to hold a pistol and enhances the shooter's comfort, safety, and portability when using firearms.

[0003] Currently, most pistol quick-draw holsters employ single-block single-lock, double-block double-lock, or triple-block triple-lock structures. A single anti-theft feature is insufficiently secure, while multiple anti-theft and multi-lock structures require several unlocking steps during draw, significantly slowing the shooter's draw speed and potentially causing missed opportunities. Some quick-draw holsters rely on the toughness of their plastic to lock the weapon, which is unreliable. Against this backdrop, this invention discloses a portable double-block single-lock pistol quick-draw holster structure that, while maintaining the security of multiple anti-theft features, facilitates rapid draw and firing. Summary of the Invention

[0004] The purpose of this utility model is to overcome the shortcomings of the prior art and provide a portable double-protection single-lock pistol quick-draw holster structure. This utility model has high structural reliability and strong practicality.

[0005] The purpose of this utility model is achieved as follows: A portable pistol quick-draw holster structure with dual protection and single lock includes a quick-draw holster, the rear end of which is hinged to a buttlock latch via a hinge pin. The bottom of the quick-draw sleeve is equipped with a release button, which is L-shaped. The corner of the release button is hinged to the quick-draw sleeve via a release button pivot pin. The release button has an actuating end and a controlling end. One hinge end of the gun tail lock is equipped with an extension arm with a recess. The actuating end of the release button is used to engage with the recess on the gun tail lock for positioning. The controlling end of the release button is used to control the actuating end of the release button, so that the actuating end of the release button disengages from the recess on the gun tail lock. A return torsion spring is fitted on the hinge post. The first spring foot of the return torsion spring is positioned on the quick-draw sleeve, and the second spring foot of the return torsion spring is positioned on the gun tail lock. The return torsion spring is used to reset the gun tail lock after unlocking. The side of the quick-draw sleeve is hinged with a trigger guard lock via a trigger guard rotating pin. The quick-draw sleeve has a blind hole for installation along its upper edge. A trigger guard lock spring is installed in the blind hole. One end of the trigger guard lock has a limit hook, and the other end contacts the trigger guard lock spring. The limit hook has a hook surface, which is used to hook the trigger guard of the firearm. The arm where the release button is located has a release ramp, which is used to press down one end of the trigger guard lock corresponding to the trigger guard lock spring, so that the hook surface of the limit hook disengages from the trigger guard of the firearm.

[0006] Preferably, it also includes a waist plate, which has three oval grooves evenly distributed along its circular shape. The oval grooves are connected to the quick-release sleeve by a fine-tuning screw.

[0007] Preferably, the limiting hook has a guide slope, which is used to allow the handgun to pass through the guide slope and cause the limiting hook to move.

[0008] Preferably, the quick-draw sleeve is provided with two limiting posts, which are used to limit the extreme positions of the gun butt lock in the locked and unlocked states.

[0009] Preferably, the actuating end of the release button is an arc-shaped head, and the recess of the gun tail lock is an arc-shaped groove.

[0010] Due to the adoption of the above technical solution, this utility model has the following beneficial effects: This portable double-anti-theft, single-lock pistol quick-draw holster employs a design concept of two anti-theft mechanisms and one unlocking button. Without reducing the number of anti-theft mechanisms, it uses a single unlocking mechanism. From an ergonomic perspective, the shooter can quickly unlock the holster with one button, while it is difficult for thieves to do so, facilitating convenient and rapid drawing and firing. This holster features a novel structural principle, simple structure, high safety and reliability, and strong practicality. It can be widely used in pistol quick-draw holsters, offering significant economic and social benefits. Attached Figure Description

[0011] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the present invention after it has been installed in a firearm; Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the external structure of this utility model; Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram showing the relative positions of the locking structure of the utility model. Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram illustrating the working principle of the locking structure of the utility model. Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the unlocking state of the utility model. Detailed Implementation

[0012] The embodiments of the utility model will be described in further detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0013] A portable, double-protected, single-lock pistol quick-draw holster structure includes a quick-draw holster 1, i.e., a holster. The tail end of the quick-draw holster 1 is hinged to a buttlock latch 5 via a hinge pin 3. A release button 7 is located at the bottom of the quick-draw holster 1. The quick-draw holster 1 has an inverted U-shaped mounting space. The release button 7 is L-shaped. The corner of the release button 7 is hinged to the quick-draw holster via a release button pivot pin 9. The release button pivot pin 9 is arranged laterally, allowing the release button to rotate around it. The release button 7 has an actuating end 13 and a control end 1. 5. The hinge end of the gun tail lock 5 is provided with an extension arm, and the extension arm is provided with a recess 14. The actuating end 13 of the release button 7 corresponds to the recess 14 on the gun tail lock 5. A return torsion spring 2 is sleeved on the hinge post 3. The first spring foot 16 of the return torsion spring 2 is positioned on the quick-draw sleeve 1, and the second spring foot 17 of the return torsion spring 2 is positioned on the gun tail lock 5. After unlocking, the gun tail lock can be reset under the action of the return torsion spring, and the gun tail lock releases the restriction on the rear of the gun; that is, the unlocked state.

[0014] The side of the quick-release sleeve 1 is hinged with a trigger guard lock 8 via a trigger guard lock pin 10. The trigger guard lock pin 10 is set vertically. The quick-release sleeve 1 has a blind hole for installation along its upper edge. A trigger guard lock spring 11 is installed in the blind hole. One end of the trigger guard lock 8 is provided with a limit hook 18, and the other end is in contact with the trigger guard lock spring 11. The limit hook 18 has a hook surface and a guide slope. The arm where the release button 7 is located has a release slope 12. The release slope 12 is used to press down the trigger guard lock 8 at one end corresponding to the trigger guard lock spring 11.

[0015] In the locked state, the actuating end 13 of the release button 7 engages in the recess 14 of the butt lock 5, making the engagement position a dead point with the axis of the hinge post 3 and the axis of the release button pivot pin 9, thus locking the position of the butt lock 5. The butt lock is in a horizontal state and can lock the butt of the firearm. Under the elastic force of the trigger guard lock spring 11, the hook surface 18 of the limit hook 18 hooks the front of the trigger guard, restricting the forward and backward axial movement of the firearm. The limit hook 18 is provided with a response slope, which is in contact with the guide slope 12 at this time.

[0016] The control end 15 of the release button 7 is used to lift and unlock. In the unlocked state, the release button 7 moves around the release button pivot pin 9. The release ramp 12 of the release button 7 presses the response ramp of the trigger guard lock 8. The trigger guard lock 8 rotates around the trigger guard lock pivot pin 10, disengaging from the limit on the trigger guard, thus releasing the trigger guard. At the same time, the release button actuation end passes the dead point formed with the butt lock, and the butt lock is unlocked. The butt lock can be reset under the action of the return torsion spring, and the butt lock releases the limit on the butt of the firearm. The firearm can be freely drawn from the quick-draw slide, ultimately presenting the following position: Figure 5 It enables one-click unlocking of two anti-theft devices, ensuring security while allowing shooters to quickly draw their weapons and fire.

[0017] This utility model also includes a waist plate 6, on which three oval grooves are evenly provided along the upper edge of the waist plate. The oval grooves are connected to the quick-draw sleeve 1 by a fine-tuning screw 4. By adjusting the relative distance between the fine-tuning screw 4 and each oval groove, the relative angle of the quick-draw sleeve when drawing the gun can be adjusted.

[0018] The limit hook 18 has a guide ramp, such as Figure 5 As shown, when the firearm is placed in the barrel, the trigger guard presses down on the guide ramp. After the firearm is in place, the trigger guard lock locks onto the trigger guard under the force of the trigger guard locking spring 11. At the same time, the butt lock is manually pulled back, and the release button actuator 13 presses against the butt lock recess 14 again until it is locked, ultimately as shown. Figure 2 As shown.

[0019] The quick-release sleeve 1 is equipped with two limit pins, see Figure 2 The limiting post is used to limit the extreme positions of the gun butt latch 5 in the locked and unlocked states.

[0020] The release button 7 has an arc-shaped actuating end 13, and the recess 14 that engages with the butt lock 5 is an arc-shaped groove. When the butt lock is manually pulled back, guided by the arc-shaped structure, the release button actuating end 13 can again press against the butt lock recess 14 until it locks in place, ultimately as described above. Figure 2 As shown.

[0021] Specifically: like Figure 1 The diagram illustrates a portable, double-lock, single-arm pistol quick-draw holster structure. This structure comprises a quick-draw holster 1, a return torsion spring 2, a hinge pin 3, a fine-tuning screw 4, a buttstock lock 5, a waist plate 6, a release button 7, a trigger guard lock 8, a release button rotating pin 9, a trigger guard rotating pin 10, and a trigger guard lock spring 11. The waist plate 6 is connected to the quick-draw holster 1 via the fine-tuning screw 4. The waist plate has oblong grooves; by adjusting the relative distance between the fine-tuning screw 4 and each oblong groove, the relative angle of the quick-draw holster can be adjusted when drawing the pistol.

[0022] like Figure 2 , 3 As shown in Figure 4, the first spring foot 16 of the reset torsion spring 2 passes through the quick-release sleeve, and the second spring foot 17 passes through the body of the gun tail lock 5, applying torque to the rotation of the gun tail lock.

[0023] like Figure 2 , 3 As shown in Figure 4, when the quick-draw slide is in a double-locked state, the actuating end 13 of the release button 7 presses against the recess 14 of the butt lock 5, and the butt lock is in a horizontal state, locking the butt of the firearm. At the same time, under the elastic force of the trigger guard lock spring 11, the hook surface of the limiting hook 18 at the front end of the trigger guard lock 8 will catch the front part of the trigger guard, restricting the forward and backward axial movement of the firearm.

[0024] like Figure 2 and 5 As shown, when drawing the gun quickly, according to the human hand's habit of drawing and shooting, the hand first grips the grip. During the gripping process, the shooter's middle finger will press the control end 15 of the release button 7. At this time, the release button moves around the release button pivot pin 9, and the release ramp 12 of the release button 7 presses the trigger guard lock 8. The trigger guard lock 8 rotates around the trigger guard lock pivot pin 10, disengaging from the limit on the trigger guard of the firearm.

[0025] Simultaneously, during the pressing of the release button 7, the release button actuator 13 rotates around the release button pivot pin 9, disengaging from the butt lock recess 14. Under the torque of the reset torsion spring, the butt lock 8 rotates around the hinge pin 3, ultimately presenting the following position. Figure 5 As shown, the butt stop is unlocked. The pistol can now be fully drawn.

[0026] like Figure 5 As shown, when the firearm is placed in the barrel, the trigger guard presses down on the inclined surface of the limit hook 18 of the trigger guard lock. After the firearm is in place, the trigger guard lock locks the trigger guard under the spring force of the trigger guard lock spring 11. At the same time, the butt lock is manually pulled back, and the release button actuator 13 presses against the butt lock recess 14 again until it is locked, ultimately as shown. Figure 2 As shown.

[0027] Finally, it should be noted that the above preferred embodiments are only used to illustrate the technical solution of this utility model and are not intended to limit it. Although the utility model 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 this utility model.

Claims

1. A portable pistol quick-draw holster structure with double protection and single lock, comprising a quick-draw holster, the rear end of which is hinged to a buttlock latch via a hinge pin, characterized in that: The bottom of the quick-draw sleeve is equipped with a release button, which is L-shaped. The corner of the release button is hinged to the quick-draw sleeve via a release button pivot pin. The release button has an actuating end and a controlling end. One hinge end of the gun tail lock is equipped with an extension arm with a recess. The actuating end of the release button is used to engage with the recess on the gun tail lock for positioning. The controlling end of the release button is used to control the actuating end of the release button, so that the actuating end of the release button disengages from the recess on the gun tail lock. A return torsion spring is fitted on the hinge post. The first spring foot of the return torsion spring is positioned on the quick-draw sleeve, and the second spring foot of the return torsion spring is positioned on the gun tail lock. The return torsion spring is used to reset the gun tail lock after unlocking. The side of the quick-draw sleeve is hinged with a trigger guard lock via a trigger guard rotating pin. The quick-draw sleeve has a blind hole for installation along its upper edge. A trigger guard lock spring is installed in the blind hole. One end of the trigger guard lock has a limit hook, and the other end contacts the trigger guard lock spring. The limit hook has a hook surface, which is used to hook the trigger guard of the firearm. The arm where the release button is located has a release ramp, which is used to press down one end of the trigger guard lock corresponding to the trigger guard lock spring, so that the hook surface of the limit hook disengages from the trigger guard of the firearm.

2. The portable double-lock single-arm pistol quick-draw holster structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: It also includes a waist plate, which has three oval grooves evenly distributed along the circle. The oval grooves are connected to the quick-release sleeve by a fine-tuning screw.

3. The portable double-lock single-arm pistol quick-draw holster structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: The limit hook has a guide ramp, which is used to allow the handgun to pass through the guide ramp and move the limit hook out of its position when the handgun is inserted.

4. The portable double-protection single-lock pistol quick-draw holster structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: The quick-draw slide has two limit posts, which are used to limit the extreme positions of the butt lock in the locked and unlocked states.

5. The portable double-protection single-lock pistol quick-draw holster structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: The release button has an arc-shaped head at its actuation end, and the butt lock has an arc-shaped groove in its recess.

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