Pistol

Patent metadata

Field	Value
Publication number	US-9891014-B2
Application number	US-201715428888-A
Country	US
Kind code	B2
Filing date	Feb 9, 2017
Priority date	Feb 10, 2016
Publication date	Feb 13, 2018
Grant date	Feb 13, 2018

Abstract

A pistol having a handle piece, a slide that is movable on the handle piece along guides, and a barrel. Provided in the handle piece is a blocking device for the forward movement of the barrel, where the blocking device has a retaining platelet that is movable in a slot and is under the action of a spring, for a barrel projection. A spring platelet is provided in the slot between the spring and the retaining platelet, where the spring platelet is designed such that it can be partially extracted from the slot transversely with respect to the center plane of the pistol. In this extracted position, the spring platelet is pivotable, together with the retaining platelet, against the force of the spring, with the result that the retaining platelet passes out of the movement path of the barrel projection and the slide can be withdrawn forward.

First claim

What is claimed:

1. A pistol, comprising:
a handle piece having guides thereon;
a slide that is movable on the handle piece along the guides;
a barrel having a barrel projection; and
a blocking device provided in the handle piece that is configured so that when the blocking device is in a retaining position, the blocking device blocks the forward movement of the barrel, wherein the blocking device includes:
a retaining platelet that is movably disposed in a slot in the handle piece;
a spring configured to apply a force to the retaining platelet so that the retaining platelet is disposed in a movement path of the barrel projection; and
a spring platelet that is disposed in the slot between the spring and the retaining platelet and configured so that the spring platelet can be partially extracted from the slot transversely with respect to a center plane of the pistol, and when the spring platelet is partially extracted it can be pivoted with the retaining platelet against the force of the spring, so that the retaining platelet is removed from the movement path of the barrel projection.

2. The pistol of claim 1 , wherein the retaining platelet is substantially “A”-shaped and the spring platelet is substantially “U”-shaped, so that when the blocking device is disposed in the retaining position, the legs of the retaining platelet and the legs of the spring platelet are opposed to one another, and contact one another at latching surfaces disposed at the ends of their respective legs.

3. The pistol of claim 2 , wherein when the blocking device is disposed in a release position, a leg of the “U”-shape of the spring platelet nests in a concavity defined by the “A”-shape of the retaining platelet, and a leg of the “A”-shape of the retaining platelet nests in a concavity defined by the “U”-shape of the spring platelet.

4. The pistol of claim 2 , wherein when disposed in the retaining position, an overall height of the retaining platelet and the spring platelet in combination is greater than a depth of the slot.

5. The pistol of claim 1 , wherein the spring platelet defines an undercut or hook shape, and the retaining platelet defines a complementary undercut or hook shape, such that an interaction between the two undercut or hook shapes limits an extent to which the spring platelet can be extracted.

Assignees

• Glock Tech Gmbh

Inventors

• Dechant Friedrich

Classifications

• F41C3/00

  Pistols, e.g. revolvers (specially adapted for underwater use F41C9/06; for slaughtering or stunning animals A22B; for shooting bolts into concrete constructions, metal walls or the like B25C) · CPC title

• F41A21/484

  using interlocking means, e.g. by sliding pins · CPC title

• F41A11/00 Primary

  Assembly or disassembly features; Modular concepts; Articulated or collapsible guns (F41A3/64, F41A19/10 - F41A19/15, F41A21/48, F41A25/26 take precedence) · CPC title

• F41A5/06

  the barrel being rotated about its longitudinal axis during recoil · CPC title

• F41A5/04

  the barrel being tilted during recoil · CPC title