Water gun with adjustable water flow

Abstract

A water gun for easy water flow adjustment has a main body, a handle, and a tube. A water channel extending to the front end of the tube is formed within the handle. A positioning buckle is pivotally mounted at the top of the tube. A valve stem extends into the tube, with its end protruding outside the tube. A control lever is pivotally mounted behind the handle and connected to the valve stem. The control lever has multiple positioning slots corresponding to the positioning buckle. A nozzle assembly is also assembled at the front end of the tube. A guide hole, gradually widening axially towards the front end of the valve stem, is provided at the front end of the valve stem and is obscured by the nozzle assembly. Moving the valve stem with the control lever changes the position of the obscured guide hole, thereby achieving the effect of water flow adjustment.

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