Carl Walther Gmbh

Martin Werner

Franz Wonisch

Wulf-Heinz Pflaumer

Eyck Pflaumer

Martin Wonisch

Stefan Eith

Wulf Heinz Pflaumer

A magazine device () for a double-row arrangement of successive cartridges () be inserted into a barrel of a firearm. A magazine housing () has an opening () to be placed below the cartridge chamber when inserted into the firearm for successive delivery of each cartridge (). Two of the four opposite walls () of the magazine housing () in a transition region below the opening () form a feed section () for successively feeding each cartridge () into the opening (). The feed section () formed in the transition stage by two opposite walls () of the magazine housing () is of a curved form.

Magazine device for firearms with optimized use of space

A locking block device () provided in the region of a cartridge chamber () of a handgun barrel () has a locking block () for releasably locking the barrel () to a breech prior to firing, and has a control member () having a control guide () for swinging out the barrel (), after firing, for the purpose of separating the barrel () from the breech, and further has a feed ramp () formed in the region of a stop member () of the locking block () for feeding a cartridge, stored in a magazine of the handgun, into the cartridge chamber () following ejection of a fired cartridge. A modular design capable of being adapted to meet specific requirements is achieved in that the feed ramp () is formed on a ramp member () capable of being separated from the locking block () and releasably locked to the locking block ().

Two-piece locking block device

In a trigger system () comprising a hammer () for firing a cartridge, a striker () adapted to accelerate the hammer (), and a sear () for releasably locking the striker (), which sear () can be unlocked by means of a release device () capable of being actuated by means of a trigger bar () that can be moved by a trigger (), wherein a front surface () of the striker rests against an end face () of the hammer for the purpose of accelerating the hammer () to initiate firing, protection of the cocked hammer () from external mechanical influences is made possible by mounting the hammer (), the striker (), the release device (), and also a main spring () adapted to accelerate the striker () for rotation about a common principal axis ().

Trigger system

An exchangeable adapter assembly for a handgun includes a handle frame having a trigger and a handle, into which a magazine can be inserted. A quick changeover is ensured by the assembly in that in the rear and front regions of the handle frame at least one adapter element is provided which cooperates with a rear and front adapter piece of a grip enhancer for attachment of the grip enhancer 100 to the handle frame. In the rear part of the handle frame there is also provided an eyelet device which, when the grip enhancer is attached to the handle frame, positively engages a bore in the grip enhancer. A securing pin can be releasably inserted into the eyelet device in order to releasably connect the grip enhancer to the handle frame.

Grip enhancer assembly for handguns

For a trigger safety devicefor firearms comprising a triggerwhich is adapted for rotary reciprocation about a fulcrumand whose free end is protected by a trigger guard, accidental firing is prevented in that a safety slideis mounted on the trigger guardfor reciprocal displacement between a first end positionand a second end positionsuch that said triggeris freely pivotal in a first end positionof the safety slideand is blocked in a second end positionof the safety sliderespectively.

Trigger safety device for firearms

A handheld firearm which is in the form of a self-loading pistol with a bolt lock, having two operating levers which can pivot and each have a handle for operation of the bolt lock, with the operating levers being arranged on mutually opposite sides of the handheld firearm and, when the handheld firearm is in the in-use state, being connected to one another via a pivoting shaft such that they cannot rotate with respect to one another, and at least sections of the operating levers being arranged in the interior of the handheld firearm.

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Elchingen, Germany

Martin Werner