Abstract: A hand firearm, in particular a pistol, with an insert, a breech movably guided on the insert, a barrel and a control mechanism for controlling the locking and unlocking of the breech with the barrel. In order to simplify the control mechanism, it includes a control spindle replaceably arranged on the insert and further an associated open control cam on the barrel.

Abstract: A breech of a repeater weapon has a chamber, which is guided so that it can rotate about its longitudinal axis in a chamber sleeve and can move in the axial direction in the longitudinal direction of the weapon, and which contains a sleeve. A percussion piece is arranged so that it can move in the axial direction in the sleeve. A tensioning device is provided for tensioning and relaxing a percussion piece spring exerting force on the percussion piece. To enable a fast and simple exchange of the locking head, the chamber contains an exchangeable locking head and a locking mechanism that can be relaxed by the tensioning device for holding the locking head on the sleeve.

Abstract: A gun, such as a rifle, and especially a sports gun, is composed of a stock, a barrel, and a trigger and firing mechanism. To enable a precise and extremely stable connection of the stock and barrel with a reduced number of individual parts, the stock includes a buttstock and a forestock connected detachably to this buttstock, with the forestock being a one-piece profiled body with an integrated barrel jacket.

Abstract: A trigger mechanism for small firearms with a striking hammer, a trigger, and a trigger rail, which interacts with the trigger and which can be moved by a control element from an engagement position for cocking the striking hammer into a release position for releasing the cocked striking hammer. The control element is a control slide, which can be moved by the movement of an action during repetition of the small firearm and through which the trigger rail can be moved from its release position into a catch position for catching the striking hammer cocked during repetition.

Abstract: Device for removal of cartridges and/or cartridge casings in a drop-barrel weapon having at least one cartridge ejector axially displaceable in a barrel part for removal of unfired cartridges and an ejector mechanism acting on the cartridge ejector for ejection of spent cartridge casings. The ejector mechanism has a locking pin, displaceable in the cartridge ejector, for releasable locking of the cartridge ejector in the barrel part. A guide pin is arranged in the cartridge ejector that engages on the cartridge ejector via a compression spring arranged in the interior of the cartridge ejector and can be displaced by a tension slide arranged on barrel part.

Abstract: A break-action firearm with a breech housing, a barrel section that can pivot about a hinge bearing on the breech housing, and a removable fore-end, which contains on its front end a locking mechanism and on its rear end a bearing section for pivoting connection to the breech housing. This provides an easy-to-manufacture fore-end of the break-action firearm with minimal overall height, such that the hinge bearing grasps hinge pin, which project laterally inwards from the breech housing and which engage in lateral recesses on opposing side surfaces of a fastener section of the barrel section. In addition, the bearing section has bolts, which project inwards with at least one lateral contact surface and which lead to contact on corresponding abutment surfaces on the two side surfaces of the fastener section.

Abstract: A lock system for a multi-barrel gun with at least two movably arranged firing pin pieces and a trigger device that has sears associated with the firing pin pieces, at least one trigger, and a switching mechanism for automatically connecting the trigger to the sear of the not yet released second firing pin piece after the firing of a first shot as a consequence of an actuation of the sear of the first firing pin piece for its release by the trigger. The switching mechanism has a base body that can shift in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the gun. The base body includes a firing lever rotatably arranged on it that can be actuated by the trigger, that is at an interval from the sears in the cocked state of the firing pin pieces and that does not engage with the sear belonging to the second firing pin piece for firing the second shot until after completion of the spring-back of the weapon.

Abstract: The pistol comprises a frame. A trigger is mounted in the frame and is pivotable between a release position and a firing position. The frame comprises a trigger, guard for protecting the trigger. A safety lever is pivotally attached to the trigger guard and spring-urged into a safety position in which it locks the trigger in its release position. The safety lever is pivotable into a second position in which the trigger is free to be pivoted into its firing position.