Fabbrica D'armi Pietro Beretta S.p.a.

Fabbrica D'armi P. Beretta S.p.a.

Fabrica D'armi P. Beretta, S.p.a.

Pier C Beretta

A choke for a shotgun barrel comprises a sleeve body having an outer cylindrical surface and an inner surface with a conical rear section and a cylindrical front section. The conical section rearwardly widens from a mouth thereof and the sleeve body is positioned rigidly within a seat provided longitudinally in the gun barrel. The gun barrel has an inner diameter equal to the outer diameter of the sleeve body and an inclined plane surface defining a seat for receiving a bevelled extremity of the sleeve body. The inclined surface and bevelled extremity both form acute angles with the longitudinal axis of the barrel. An annular threaded projection on the outer surface of the sleeve body is threaded onto an externally threaded ferrul provided on the gun barrel.

Gun barrel choke

A revolver of the type which has an opening for the lateral displacement of the drum to be loaded, which revolver is characterized in that the handle and the step thereof are secured to each other by a mortise-like coupling which simplifies the separation of the two members. The weapon has a more practical positioning of the component parts of the firing mechanism so as to facilitate the access and maintenance of the mechanism.

Revolver

A lever-type closing device is provided which permits the assembling and, subsequently, disassembling of a barrel by means of a simple axial or linear displacement of itself. The closing device of this invention also includes means for backwardly displacing the carriage of the weapon and with it the firing pin during the assembling and disassembling of the barrel, means for preventing the closing of the device when the barrel is disassembled so as to leave the weapon in a condition for rapidly accepting a fresh barrel, means for preventing the aiming of the weapon when the closing device is open or when the barrel is not assembled correctly and means for preventing the utilization of the weapon should the barrel be blocked in juxtaposition with the rest of the weapon components.

Lever-type closing device for blocking and unblocking the barrel of

A support weapon is provided having two feet that are independent of each other and which are comprised of foldable rods that are capable of angular displacement and which are also capable of being set up and secured in various angular positions so as to vary at will, the height of the support. Furthermore the foldable rods are foldable on themselves and also rotatable and movable in a parallel fashion to the sides of the frame of the weapon.

Multipositioned two-legged support for portable automatic weapons

In a pistol of the type having a firing pin formed of two linearly consecutive elements, that are either aligned or non-aligned with each other, a sear for engaging the hammer and an arming trigger bar for arming the trigger there is provided a safety device comprising a safety shaft transversely mounted in the breech block and carrying the rearward portion of the two-part firing pin. The safety shaft is angularly displaceable about its own axis, so as to activate and deactivate the firing pin. Further, the device has an intermediate rocker lever that engages a first cam surface of the safety shaft so as to arrest the sear in an inactive position when the firing pin is deactivated. This intermediate rocker lever is pivoted on the crown of the weapon so as to be positioned between the safety shaft and the sear. There is also provided a spring-loaded piston guided within the breech block and engaged by a second cam surface of the safety shaft, so as to act upon the trigger bar and to disengage the trigger bar from the sear when the firing pin is deactivated.

Safety device for a pistol

A support for an automatic weapon includes a sleeve axially coupled to a tubular part of the weapon and including a pair of diametrically opposed lateral wings as well as two folding rods pivotal on the wings. The rods are angularly displaceable from a parallel position to a perpendicular position.

Adjustable legs support for automatic weapons

In an automatic pistol safety means block the firing pin in a neutral position and prevent the lever and the arming rod from cooperating with each other and with the hammer. Automatic safety means intercept and block the hammer to prevent its contact with the firing pin. The firing pin can be immobilized in a neutral position with no possibility of being contacted by the hammer thereby preventing accidental firing of the pistol.

Safety for an automatic pistol

The present invention comprises a crown for enclosing therein the firing mechanism of a pistol having a stock and a hand guard for protecting the trigger. The pistol is characterized by the fact that to the stock there is removably attached an extension rod which extends in two sections in a direction opposed to that of the barrel. The extension rod has a T-shaped extremity. The hand guard for the trigger has pivoted thereon a lever urged by a small spring-loaded piston to become blocked either in a first active position that is downwardly inclined with respect to the crown of the pistol, or in a second inactive or rest position through the displacement of the lever toward and near the crown itself.

Pistol with stock extension and auxiliary grip

The pivotally mounted hammers of a double-barrel shotgun are each provided with a pair of trip teeth that are engaged alternately by a forwardly directed projection on each of a pair of pivotally mounted trip levers for arming and releasing the hammers. A pair of trip springs are utilized for displacing the hammers. Guide rods associated with the trip springs and the hammers allow slight angular displacement of said hammers in their disengaged position.

Double-barrel shotgun

The present invention provides a conventional weapon with means that permit selective firing in a single shot mode, an automatic mode or in a mode wherein a predetermined number of shots are sequentially fired while the trigger is kept in the squeezed condition. A selector lever is employed for determining which mode of operation is employed.

Means for controlling rapid-fire in an automatic weapon

A pistol is disclosed that may be used by either right or left handed individuals. A spring biased U-shaped latch is located in the pistol handle and may be reversed in position without any special skills or tools. In either position the latch temporarily blocks the removal of the magazine. A force exerted on the latch in opposition to the biasing force permits removal and reversal of the latch.

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