Abstract: An air distribution device for a dual barrel air gun is disclosed that routes air or other gases exhausted from an air gun tank to a select one of the air gun barrels which allows the user to fire a follow up shot with less delay. More specifically, the device of the present invention allows the user to control the routing of air to either barrel of the air gun through the use of a stem selector, a first transfer port and a second transfer port.

Abstract: An air distribution device for a dual barrel air gun is disclosed that routes air or other gases exhausted from an air gun tank to a select one of the air gun barrels which allows the user to fire a follow up shot with less delay. More specifically, the device of the present invention allows the user to control the routing of air to either barrel of the air gun through the use of a stem selector, a first transfer port and a second transfer port.

Abstract: An audible target system for measuring the accuracy of shooting projectiles with an air gun or other device is disclosed. The audible targeting system comprises a target component, a computer, and a software program capable of interpreting the results. The target component comprises a plurality of targets that a user attempts to hit with a projectile fired from a shooting device. Once struck, each of the plurality of targets engages a mallet that in turn strikes a resonant member which emits one of a plurality of audible tones. Furthermore, instead of a mallet and a resonant member, the plurality of targets can comprise an area switch with a momentary contact. Thus, the target when engaged by a projectile would produce a sound through the process of an electric switch engaging an electrical circuit. Once the electrical circuit is closed, a sound is emitted from speakers integrated in the target.

Abstract: An audible target system for measuring the accuracy of shooting projectiles with an air gun or other device is disclosed. The audible targeting system comprises a target component, a computer, and a software program capable of interpreting the results. The target component comprises a plurality of targets that a user attempts to hit with a projectile fired from a shooting device. Once struck, each of the plurality of targets engages a mallet that in turn strikes a resonant member which emits one of a plurality of audible tones. Furthermore, instead of a mallet and a resonant member, the plurality of targets can comprise an area switch with a momentary contact. Thus, the target when engaged by a projectile would produce a sound through the process of an electric switch engaging an electrical circuit. Once the electrical circuit is closed, a sound is emitted from speakers integrated in the target.