Abstract: The invention relates to a sight for sporting rifles. The inventive sight consists of: a support (5) comprising a body which surrounds part of the barrel and a head which covers part of the muzzle and which is equipped with a sufficient opening for the through passage of the bullet once fired, the diameter of said head being greater than that of the muzzle; first sliding guides on the outer surface of the aforementioned support (5), which are mounted to first guide elements located on the inner surface of the large muzzle (3); a sliding base (9) for fixing the front sight; second sliding guides on the outer surface of the sliding base (9), which are mounted to second guide elements located on the upper outer part of the support (5); and connecting means which are provided on the sliding base (9) in order to fix a front sight.

Abstract: A pellet for a sporting rifle or a sporting gun includes a body and a tip that are joined together. A lower portion of the body includes a first internal cavity, and a head of the body includes a second internal cavity. The tip includes an upper part ending in at least one vertex and a lower part, the upper and lower parts being joined at their bases. The lower part of the tip is received in the second internal cavity. A portion of the head may be crimped around the tip to hold the tip inside the second internal cavity of the body. An outer hoop may be formed on the tip, and the portion of the head that is crimped may be crimped above the hoop to securely hold the tip in the body.

Abstract: A dual mode ammunition loading air or gas-powered gun. The gun is conceived for shooting manually loaded small bullets shot by shot, or for alternatively acting as a repeating weapon for spherical ammunition (2) fed from a loader (4), dispensed one by one into a pocket (9) of an ammunition shifting body (8) mounted in a sliding arrangement, perpendicular to the barrel (3), so as to shift the ammunition up to a position in coalignment with the barrel (3) and with an air/gas delivery hole (17), of a compression chamber. The trigger (18) of the gun, is pin-jointed with a drawing member (19) spring-loaded at one (19a) of its ends and whose other end (19b) is connected to the striking hammer (21) for its cocking and ulterior release. The shifting body (8) is linked with the trigger through an assoicated lever (23) whose first end (23a) is rotatably pin-jointed with said trigger (18) and whose other end (23b) is hinged connected with said shifting body (8).

Abstract: Improvements in air guns of the rifle or pistol type. The air gun comprises a compression chamber-fork one-piece assembly (10), to be fastened to a buttstock of a gun, made of plastic material with a reinforcing web portion (14) connecting lower portions of both fork limbs (15) and with a plurality of anchoring appendages (34) projecting from the lower outer wall of the chamber to fit into matching slots of the buttstock. A one-piece body (16) made of plastic material integrates a stopper (25), spring guide (21), embellisher (33) and a support comprised of two parallel walls (17, 18) for a ratchet, trigger and intermediary elements of the gun.

Abstract: Improvements in gas-powered guns of the revolver type. The gun includes a barrel (10), a revolving projectile loader (11) by way of a revolver drum tiltable to one side into a loading position, a rearsight holder (14) bearing a sight (15) which is adjustable positioned by a screw (16), a striking hammer (17) rotationally actuated by a trigger (18) and a grip frame (19) housing a compressed-gas cartridge (20) whose nozzle leans against a seal (21). According to the improvements, a casing (24) moulded on the barrel (10) has an upper expansion (24a) which positionally secures a portion of the rear sight holder (14). The revolving projectile loader (11) is constituted by two pieces obtained by moulding, a first piece (29) comprising a series of tubular elements (30) provided to accommodate the projectiles and to transfer them to the barrel (10), and a second piece (32) constituting a casing and receiving in its inside the former one in a plug-in engagement.

Abstract: Improvements in hinged barrel air guns are disclosed where the air gun has a barrel 28 acting as a lever arm to compress a spring 4 attached to an axially movable piston 1 that is tightly inserted in a compression chamber 2 and has thrusting element 5 associated with the piston for compressing said spring and a safety catch 6 which locks the piston in a spring compressed position suitable for shooting. The improvements consist of producing the piston 1 in a tubular shape molded in plastic material, including a contoured end wall 8 and 11, a plate 9 resistant to wear providing a link between the piston, the thrusting element 5 and the safety catch 6, and a dense inertial element 10 integral with the tubular piston. A casing 27 completely covers the barrel body 28 except for its front and rear ends.

Abstract: An air rifle of the hinged barrel type has an injection molded single piece fork member (7) connected for articulation with the barrel (1), the fork member having a cylinder portion (8) extending therefrom that is secured in the compression chamber (3) integral with the buttstock. The barrel casing has a widened portion (4) located at the rear end of the barrel and includes an articulation pin (5) pivotally connected with the fork member (7), a resilient catch (6) within a recess (14) and a locking point (12) of the compressed air piston (27) driving lever (13).