JP2000035297A - Running firing type shooting toy - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a running firing type shooting toy for running firing flat bullets. SOLUTION: The running firing type shooting toy comprises a gun barrel 1, a flat plate-like firing hammer 4 provided slidably by giving an advancing nature to the barrel 1, a bullet charging unit 3 for charging laminated flat plate-like bullets 12 made of a foamed urethane or a cardboard provided at an upper part near an end of the barrel 1, and a trigger 5 provided by giving an advancing nature to the barrel 1. An engaging pawl 19 projected from an upper part of the trigger is detachably formed at an engaging hole 17 formed at the hammer 4. An oblique surface 23 for raising a rear part of the hammer 4 to a height position in which the hole 17 is removed from the pawl 19 by riding a rear end of the hammer 4 on an upper rear part of the barrel 1 upon pulling to return the hammer 4 via the pawl 14 of the trigger 5 is provided on the upper face of the rear part of the barrel 1. When the rear part of the hammer 4 rides on the surface 23 that the hole 17 is removed from the pawl 19, the hammer 4 is advanced to shoot a lowermost bullet in the unit 3. When the trigger 5 is released, the trigger is advanced so that the pawl 19 is automatically engaged with the hole 17 of the hammer to be reset to an initial state.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention is capable of continuously firing bullets having a simple structure that does not cause pain even if it hits the human body, and is particularly suitable as a toy for infants and younger children. It relates to a volley type shooting toy.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art It is important for infants and children in lower elementary schools to play with objects by hitting them with some kind of target. As one, many pistol-type toys are provided.

[0003]

However, conventional pistol-type shooting toys are not only difficult to handle for young children, but also have small bullets and a hard spherical shape. There is a problem in that it is very dangerous to fire at people and objects and damages the objects.

[0004] In addition, it is not easy for a child to charge a trigger or insert a bullet each time a bullet is fired, and it is troublesome for an attendant.

[0005] In view of the above, the present invention provides a continuous shooting system which can be easily handled even by a young child, is safe, has a high accuracy, and is capable of continuous shooting. It was made to provide toys.

[0006]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION As a means for solving the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides a barrel, a plate-shaped hammer provided slidably by giving the barrel a forward behavior, and an upper part near the tip of the barrel. Urethane foam, a bullet loading section for loading a flat bullet made of cardboard and the like in a stacked state, and a trigger provided to give forward behavior to the barrel,
An engaging claw protruding from an upper portion of the trigger is formed so as to be freely disengageable from an engaging hole formed in the hammer, and the hammer is pulled back to the upper surface of the rear part of the barrel via the engaging claw of the trigger. When the rear end of the hammer is climbed up and the inclined surface is provided to raise the rear portion of the hammer to a height position where the engaging hole is disengaged from the engaging claw,
When the rear part of the hammer rides on this inclined surface and the engaging hole is disengaged from the engaging claw, the hammer advances and fires the lowest bullet in the bullet loading part, and the trigger advances when the trigger is released. The engaging claw is automatically engaged with the engaging hole of the hammer to return to the initial state, and thereafter the above operation is repeated, that is, the bullet is fired continuously one by one every time the trigger is pulled. It was made possible.

The tip of the hammer is a slanted tip edge inclined at a required angle with respect to the direction of movement of the hammer in plan view, and the bullet is formed in a disk shape. When the bullet is hit by the slanted tip edge as the hammer advances, the bullet rotates. When given and fired, the bullet is more secure when hitting a person, but the rotation is given to the bullet, so that it can go straight and increase the hit rate when shooting a target it can.

When each of the above parts is used as a magazine appendix, a required pattern is printed on a paperboard, and each part is cut out by a cutout line.

[0009]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described below with reference to embodiments shown in the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an assembled state of an embodiment in which a continuous firing toy according to the present invention is formed of paperboard, FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of a state just before firing. Is shown.

In the above figure, the barrel 1 has a flat, elongated rectangular hollow structure, and a grip 2 is attached to the lower surface on the hand side thereof. A hammer 4 is provided on the upper surface, and a trigger 5 is provided inside the barrel 1.

The bullet loading section 3 has left and right side walls 6 and 6 rising from both sides from the lower surface of the barrel 1 and end walls 7 and 8 connecting front and rear ends of the side walls 6 and 6 to form a vertical corner. A lid plate 9 is provided at the upper end so as to be openable and closable, and hooks 11, 11 for hanging a rubber cord 10 for the hammer 4 are provided below the left and right side walls 6, 6. Is formed. Slits 13 are formed in the left and right side walls 6, 6 from the upper end to the lower end so that the bullet 12 can be grasped by a finger.

The bullet 12 is made of a material, such as urethane foam, which does not cause pain even when it hits a human body, and is formed in a disk shape. The bullet 12 may be a cardboard, a rubber plate, or the like.

A gap 14 through which a single bullet 12 can pass is formed between the lower end of the end wall 7 on the tip side of the barrel 1 of the bullet loading section 3 and the upper surface of the barrel 1, and a rear side of the barrel 1 is formed. A gap 15 through which the hammer 4 can pass is formed between the lower end of the end wall 8 and the upper surface of the barrel 1.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 4, the hammer 4 has an elongated plate shape slightly thinner than the thickness of the bullet 12 and slightly narrower than the upper surface width of the barrel 1. Hooks 16, 16 are formed on both sides of the hooks for hooking the rubber strings 10 (rubber bands) hooked on the hooks 11, 11, and the hammer 4 is given forward habit by the rubber strings 10. At the position between the hooks 16, 16 and the rear end, an elongated engaging hole 17 extending in the longitudinal direction is formed. The tip of the hammer 4 is an inclined tip edge 18 having an angle θ (around 15 °) as shown in FIG.

The trigger 5 is slidably provided in the barrel 1 along its longitudinal direction, and an engaging claw 19 for engaging and disengaging the engaging hole 17 of the hammer 4 is directed upward. A finger hook 20 projects downward from the lower surface. The finger hook 20 is projected downward from a slit 21 cut in the longitudinal direction of the lower surface of the barrel 1, and the index finger is held while gripping the grip 2. It can be pulled on the finger rest 20. Further, the trigger 5 is connected to a rubber cord 22 having one end locked to the front end of the barrel 1, so that the trigger 5 is always provided with a forward behavior.

On the rear upper surface of the barrel 1, an inclined surface 2 for raising the rear end of the hammer 4 to a position at which the engaging claw 19 of the trigger 5 comes off from the engaging hole 17 thereof.
3 are formed.

In the initial state of FIG. 2, the trigger 5 is located at the most advanced position with the front end of the finger rest 20 hitting the front end of the slit 21. The rear end hits the engaging claw 19 of the trigger 5 and is in the most advanced position, and the tip of the hammer 4 is the bullet loading unit 3
Bullets located inside and stacked inside
It is defined to be located at a position supporting the lower end of 2,.

When the finger hook 20 of the trigger 5 is pulled, the inclined leading edge 18 of the tip of the hammer 4 is moved to the bullet 12 inside the bullet loading section 3.
After exiting from below, the rear end of the hammer 4 is the slope 2 of the barrel 1.
3, when the rear portion of the hammer 4 is raised by the inclined surface 23, the engaging hole 17 is disengaged from the engaging claw 19 and the rubber string 10 has been advanced, that is, one bullet 12
Is formed so that the upper end of the engaging claw 19 comes into contact with the lower surface of the intermediate point between the rear end of the hammer 4 and the engaging hole 17 when the shooting is completed.

Therefore, after one bullet 12 has been shot, if the finger is released from the finger hook 20 of the trigger 5, the trigger 5
In the course of returning to the initial position (shown in FIG. 2) by the forward force of the rubber cord 22, the engaging claw 19 slides on the lower surface of the hammer 4 and automatically engages with the engaging hole 17, so that the next bullet 12 Ready for launch.

Next, the operation will be described.

When the cover plate 3 of the bullet loading section 3 is opened, several bullets 12 are loaded in a stack, and then the grip 2 is gripped and the index finger is put on the finger rest 20 and pulled. It retreats against the pulling force, and the hammer 4 retreats while stretching the rubber cord 10 via the engaging claw 19.

When the rear end of the hammer 4 approaches the rear end, the rear end of the hammer 4 rides on the inclined surface 23 of the barrel 1, the rear portion of the hammer 4 rises, and the engaging hole 17 is disengaged from the engaging claw 19 (see FIG. 3). Status).

Then, since the hammer 4 is in a free state, it advances abruptly by the pulling force of the rubber cord 10, and its inclined tip edge 18 collides with the side surface of the lowermost bullet 12, and the bullet 12 is dropped. As shown in the figure, the gun 1 is fired from the top end of the barrel 1 through the gap 14.

At this time, by setting the tip of the hammer 4 to the inclined tip edge 18 of the angle θ as described above, the disk-shaped bullet 12 is rotated in the direction indicated by the arrow in FIG. Thus, even if the bullet 12 is made of a light material such as urethane foam or paperboard, the bullet 12 is provided with straightness without stalling, can fly, easily aim at a target, and has a high hit ratio.

After the bullet 12 is fired, when the finger is released from the finger hook 20, the trigger 5 advances by the pulling force of the rubber cord 22,
During the return, the engaging claw 19 of the trigger 5 is engaged with the engaging hole 17 of the hammer 4 and returns to the firing preparation state shown in FIG.

As described above, each time the finger hook 20 of the trigger 5 is pulled, the bullet 12 can be fired one by one. Thus, each shot can be fired continuously without inserting a bullet or charging the trigger.

In the embodiment shown in the drawings, a form in which each part obtained by cutting a paperboard is used as an appendix for magazines is assembled and used. However, each part may be a plastic molded article using a plastic model method. The forward habit of the hammer 4 and the trigger 5 is not limited to the rubber cord, but may be replaced by a thin coil spring or the like.

[0028]

As described above, according to the present invention, all of the bullets can be fired continuously by merely setting a plurality of bullets in the bullet loading section in a stacked state. Even children can be enjoyed as firearms.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, even when the bullet is as light as urethane foam or styrofoam, the bullet is formed into a disk shape and the tip of the hammer is formed with an inclined leading edge so that the bullet can be fired at the time of firing. The rotation of the bullet is given, so that even if the bullet is lightweight, it can be given straightness without wobbling or stalling, and even a young child can give a pleasant feeling of hitting the target and defeating it, A safe and inexpensive shooting toy can be provided.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of a volley-type shooting toy according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the same.

FIG. 3 is a sectional view showing a state immediately before the bullet is fired.

FIG. 4 is a plan view showing a relationship between a hammer and a bullet in FIG. 1;

[Description of Signs] 1 Barrel 2 Grip 3 Bullet loading part 4 Hammer 5 Trigger 10, 22 Rubber string 12 Bullet 17 Engagement hole 18 Inclined tip edge 19 Engagement claw 20 Finger hook 23 Inclined surface

 ────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─── Continuing on the front page (72) Inventor Kitagawa Takayoshi 2-3-1 Hitotsubashi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo F-term (reference) 2C150 CA13 CA22 DH04 DJ06 DK17 EB38 EB41 EC14 EH01 EH25 FB14 FB43 FB45

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A barrel, a plate-shaped hammer provided slidably by giving the barrel a forward behavior, and a plate-shaped bullet made of urethane foam, cardboard or the like provided at an upper portion near the tip of the barrel. It has a bullet loading portion to be loaded in a stack, and a trigger provided by giving the barrel a forward behavior, and an engagement claw protruding from an upper portion of the trigger is fitted to an engagement hole formed in the hammer. When the hammer is pulled back through the engaging claw of the trigger on the rear upper surface of the barrel, the rear end of the hammer rides on and the engaging hole is disengaged from the engaging claw. Providing an inclined surface for raising the rear part, when the rear part of the hammer rides on this inclined surface and the engaging hole is disengaged from the engaging claw, the hammer advances and fires the lowest bullet in the bullet loading part, When the trigger is released, the trigger moves forward and engages Barrage type shooting toy but which is characterized in that as Fukusuru automatically engage the initial state to the engagement hole of the hammer. 2. The tip of the hammer is formed as an inclined tip edge inclined at a required angle with respect to the direction of movement of the hammer in a plan view, and the bullet is formed in a disk shape. 2. The firing toy according to claim 1, wherein the bullet is rotated while being fired.