Abstract: A safety device to prevent accidental firing acting on the engagement lever of the hammer in a trigger mechanism for smooth-bore firearms.

Abstract: A gun-loaded indicator device for shotguns of the type in which a cartridge chamber is defined at the breech end of a barrel removably mounted in a stock (3), comprises a feeler ball (9) movable within a through hole (10) provided in the breech end and opening into the cartridge chamber and extending radially to it and comprises a bar-like lever (13) pivoted within the stock (3) and having a first end (13a) maintained in contact with the feeler ball (9) and its second end (13b) subjected to spring means (15); the lever (13) is angularly mobile within a respective conjugate seat (16) from a position in which the first end (13a) of the lever (13) is in line with the stock (3) to a position in which the first end (13a) projects laterally from it.

Abstract: In a device for extracting cartridge cases from the cartridge chambers of so-called swing-barrel shotguns, an extractor is held in a retracted position relatively to the cartridge chamber by a check mechanism activated by a re-set device which comprises a body having a selected mass and being guided for movement on the gun along an interfering path with the check mechanism and driven along said path by the recoil force brought about by firing.

Abstract: A machine pistol for cartridges of different types comprises a barrel, a cartridge chamber within said barrel for housing a cartridge in a firing position, and a magazine for feeding cartridges to the cartridge chamber. A percussion pin is provided for firing the cartridge. A breech block is movable relative to the barrel for actuation of the percussion pin. A longitudinal portion of the breech block has a small radial clearance relative to a wall of the barrel and defines a semicylindrical chamber surrounding the barrel over a certain longitudinal length. The percussion pin is positioned in the wall of the barrel and is radially movable relative to the barrel under the action of a portion of an actuator device movable with the breech block.

Abstract: A sliding door for vehicles is disclosed, the improvement consisting in that special ball bearings are inserted between the sliding component parts of the guide and/or between the sliding component parts of the linear ejectors which thrust the door open (or closed). With such an arrangement, the frictional forces are considerably reduced and the operation of the whole door assembly becomes smoother.

Abstract: A sliding wing door, as used in railway and similar installations, is disclosed, of the kind in which the door, as it is opened, is first thrust out of its doorspace and slid alongside the vehicle body, the improvement consisting in that one of the component parts of the telescopable guide of the door panel is secured to the movable members of at least two linear ejectors intended to thrust the door panel out of the doorspace. Advantageously, the axes of the two (or more) linear ejectors are inclined through an angle of from 45.degree. to 90.degree. relative to the door space plane. A vertical shaft, mounted parallel and adjacent to the door post provides the initial movement of the door in a direction parallel to the ejector axes: the angle of rotation of the shaft is appropriately limited consistently with the necessity. Certain translation movements of component parts of the mechanism are aided by sets of rollers sliding on specially provided rolling paths.