Abstract: An exhaust air guiding assembly for a pneumatic tool includes a base with a recess defined therein and a plurality of notches are defined in an inner periphery of the recess. An opening is defined through the cap for releasing the exhaust air of the tool, and a cap is rotatably engaged with the recess. A biasing piece is connected to the cap and engaged with one of the notches. The user may push the biasing piece and rotate the cap till the biasing piece is engaged with another notch so as to change the position of the opening of the cap.

Abstract: A magazine includes two passages defined therein and each passage has a spring, a pushing member and an end piece received therein. The spring biases the pushing member and each end piece has a resilient member received therein and a pin movably extends through two slots defined in two opposite walls of the end piece. The pin is fixed to the magazine and the resilient member is biased between an inside of the end piece and the pin. A pushing plate is movably connected to the two pushing members so as to push nails in the magazine toward the nose connected to the magazine. The end pieces protrude into the nose when the pushing members push the end pieces while no nail is located in the nose. The protrusion of the end pieces in the nose prevents the safety device from being pushed.

Abstract: A pneumatic toy gun includes a groove and two first holes respectively defined through a barrel thereof the gun and a bullet feeding device is connected to the barrel. The feeding device includes a first part and a second part, wherein the first part has a feeding tube. The second part has a protrusion extending therefrom so as to be inserted into the groove in the barrel. The first part is then connected to the second part by screws. The connection of the protrusion and the groove set the second part in position so that the feeding tube can be positioned at a desired position when the two parts are connection with each other.

Abstract: A pneumatic toy gun includes a barrel having a groove and two first holes extending therethrough. A bullet feeding device is connected to the barrel. The feeding device includes a first part and a second part, wherein the first part has a feeding tube. The second part has a protrusion extending therefrom so as to be inserted into the groove in the barrel. The first part is then connected to the second part by screws. The connection of the protrusion and the groove set the second part in position so that the feeding tube can be positioned at a desired position when the two parts are in connection with each other.

Abstract: A paintball feeding device for a paintball marker which has a hole defined in a barrel thereof and the feeding device includes a tubular body connected to the barrel and communicating with the hole of the barrel. An end member is snapped to an end of said tubular body by receiving two protrusions on the end member in two apertures in the tubular body.