RETENTION LATCH SPRING AND HOUSING

Abstract

The invention relates to a retention mechanism (100) which eliminates the risk of the retention lever spring (130) coming loose, flying off or malfunctioning in pistols of all calibers, especially 9 mm (200).

Description

1 TARIFF RETENTION LATCH SPRING AND HOUSING Technical Area The invention is used in the defense industry, particularly in 9mm pistols and other caliber pistols. It relates to a retention mechanism developed for use. 5 State of the Art The handgun is one of the most common and lightweight firearms. It holds an important place in the history of gunsmithing. The handgun, which has a base, is usually held with one hand and the trigger must be pulled to fire. That's sufficient. Handguns use disposable cartridges, often referred to as bullets. The operating principle of handguns is quite simple. Most handguns consist of a firing mechanism. The device consists of a bolt, a trigger, and a barrel. When the trigger is pressed, the firing mechanism produces a spark. It creates a chain reaction and fires the bullet. The bullet leaves the barrel and travels towards the target. This process repeats itself. It happens through rapidly tracking and controlled mechanisms. Handgun firearms 15 It is one of the most common and effective among them. Although its working principle is quite simple, Proper use and attention to safety precautions are required. The slide (or bolt) is the mechanism by which the shooter understands when the ammunition is depleted during firing. It lags behind without any intervention. This lagging process (slide stop) is held behind 20 It engages the trigger. The part that works in contact with the trigger inside the magazine, the bullet... When it is finished, the latch of the hinge makes contact and fastens the lid back. This part is different. Different designs are available from different companies. The springs of the rear catch lever are found in different pistol models. Because it was not well designed, the broadcast failed to function properly, resulting in issues such as being thrown off, lost, or malfunctioning. There are problems that prevent him from bringing it. 25 Addressing issues and improving the performance of existing handgun mechanisms. Many studies have been conducted for this purpose today. One of these studies is US2016076833 This invention is the subject of patent application number [number]. This invention is used in semi-automatic pistols. This relates to sliding stops. Inertial forces cause the slide of a semi-automatic pistol to slide 30° To prevent accidental dropping of the battery, a sliding stop mechanism is installed on the frame. It is mounted. A finger extends from the mechanism and is under the force of a guiding spring. It rotates and engages the slider stopper when the slider is in the open position. Finger slider stopper. It supports the slider. When the slider is retracted and released, the slider stopper is manually engaged. 2 or a force applied via a cam on the slide, moving the finger from the support position It is being pulled out, allowing the bolt to move towards the battery. Another study is the invention that is the subject of patent application number US4593601. This invention involves back-and-forth movement. a movable wedge block slide is used and a regular 5 fixed forward on the slide pistol-type self-loading firearms equipped with spring-loaded devices for applying spring pressure It relates to weapons. It has a self-loading breech block bolt that moves back and forth. A recoil spring system for a pistol-type firearm, with its corresponding springs on the side walls of the slide. It includes a pair of compression springs placed in tunnels. At the front end it attaches to the front inner wall of the bolt and at the rear... A spring that rests on a stopper on the frame at its end, and stops upon the recoil of the bolt, is a 10 It passes through the gap. The springs remain securely in the slide even after being removed from the firing pin. It can be held. In conclusion, a new hold-back system that eliminates the disadvantages present in the current technology. The existence of a need for such a mechanism and the inadequacy of current solutions represent a 15 in the relevant technical field. This has made improvement necessary. Brief Description of the Invention The present invention meets the aforementioned requirements and eliminates all disadvantages. and other weapons, particularly 9mm pistols, in the defense sector, which bring some additional advantages. It relates to a retention mechanism developed for use in pistols of a certain caliber. Based on the current state of the art, the aim of the invention is to develop a retention mechanism. In the mechanism, the inner part of the locking block used to lock the barrel has 25 Thanks to the recess created for the retaining spring, the spring action of the retaining latch spring is transferred to this recess. The goal is to ensure that it is carried out within it. The purpose of the invention is to allow the retaining bolt spring to spring into a slot made in the inside of the barrel lock. Thanks to this, problems such as the broadcast coming loose, flying off, or malfunctioning are eliminated. 30 is to ensure. The structural and characteristic features and all the advantages of the invention are given in the figures below and in relation to these figures. This will be understood more clearly thanks to the detailed explanation written with references. Therefore, the evaluation should also be made taking these figures and detailed explanations into consideration. 35 is required. 3 Brief Description of the Figures The structure of the current invention and the best understanding of its advantages, including additional components. This should be evaluated together with the figures explained below. Figure 1; Schematic overview of the mounted rear hold mechanism on the pistol. It is the appearance, Figure 2 shows a schematic overview of the disassembled rear holding mechanism. Figure 3 shows a schematic detail view of the rear-holding mechanism on the pistol. Reference Numbers 100. Holding mechanism 110. Fuselage 120. Rear retention latch 15 130. Retaining latch spring 140. Barrel locking block 141. Spring housing 150. Trigger pin 200. Pistol 20 Detailed Description of the Invention In this detailed explanation, the subject of the invention is the defense sector, primarily 9 mm pistols (200). rear hold 25 developed for use in other caliber pistols (200) mechanism (100) is only an example to better understand the subject and no It is described in a way that will not create a limiting effect. The subject of the invention, the holding mechanism (100), shown in Figure-1, is suitable for all 9 mm and above. In pistols of caliber (200), the rear catch spring (130) may come loose, fly off or 30 It was developed to eliminate the risk of deterioration. The retention shown in Figure 2. mechanism (100); barrel lock to the rear hold lever (120) and rear hold lever spring (130) housing (110); body which provides the back fastening and holding of the lid. The retaining latch (120) working together with the latch spring (130); the retaining latch (120) retaining latch spring (130) which provides spring action; bearing for retaining latch spring (130) 35 barrel locking block (140); rear holding latch (120) and barrel locking block (140) It includes the trigger pin (150) connecting the barrel locking block (140) shown in Figure-3. 4 at the bottom where the retaining latch (120) is located, the retaining latch inserted into it There is a spring housing (141) in which the spring (130) is springed. The retaining latch is inserted into the notch slot opened at the bottom of the aforementioned retaining latch (120). The spring (130) is passed through. Then this retaining latch (120) is inside the body (110) 5 it is mounted in place and then the barrel locking block (140) is placed in its slot inside the body (110). It is seated. The end of the retaining latch spring (130) opens in the barrel locking block (140). by placing the spring into the housing (141) and mounting the trigger pin (150) in its place on the body (110). All parts are connected to each other inside the housing (110).

Claims

REQUESTS 1. In the defense sector, 9 mm pistols (200) and other calibers The rear holding mechanism (100) is for use in pistols (200), its feature is; rear To spring back inside the retaining latch (120) to the retaining latch spring (130) 5 It contains a barrel locking block (140) which acts as a bearing.

2. The retention mechanism (100) conforming to claim 1 is characterized by the placement of the retention mechanism. springing inside the latch spring (130), holding the barrel locking block (140) in place. It contains a spring housing (141) opened at the bottom where the latch (120) is located.

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