L&o Hunting Group Gmbh

Jan Leimer

A firearm with a housing, a barrel fastened to the housing, a bolt for closure of a chamber provided in barrel, and a hammer mechanism to operate a firing pin arranged in the bolt. The hammer mechanism contains a hammer strut arranged between the firing pin and a cocking piece, offset parallel to the firing pin.

Firearm with a hammer mechanism

A slide for a rifle with a slide operating mechanism, which is movable in the longitudinal direction of the rifle, and a slide element, which can be moved by the slide operating mechanism between a locked position and an unlocked position. The slide operating mechanism is connected to the slide element via a control element, which is movable transversely to the slide element and is designed as a connector that cooperates with the slide element for its displacement between the upper, locked position and the lower, unlocked position.

Slide for a rifle

A removable magazine for a rifle with a support and a magazine insert disposed on the support, the magazine insert having, in the direction of fire, a back side and a front side with an opening for bullets of cartridges insertable into the magazine insert. The magazine insert is mounted on the support so as to be able to pivot around a transverse axis by a pivot bearing disposed on the back side thereof.

Removable magazine for a rifle

A gas-operated firearm with a lock housing, a guide rod projecting forward from the lock housing, as seen in the shooting direction, for a lock activation device, which is located so it can be displaced on the guide rod and which interacts with a lock for its movement between a locking position and an unlocking position, and a barrel with a gas withdrawal block fastened on the lock housing, which contains at least one gas withdrawal borehole that opens into the barrel, and a pressure piston that is guided so that it can be displaced in the gas withdrawal block for the displacement of the lock activation device against the force of a lock spring. A simplified installation and dismantling of the barrel can thus be made possible in that the barrel contains a rear part, which can be placed on the lock housing and can be firmly connected with it, and a front part, which freely projects from the lock housing, without a firm connection with the guide rod.

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Mestecko Trnavka, Czechia

Jan Leimer