Abstract: A pistol-type nozzle includes a handle, a barrel, a flow control valve rod with an adjustment nut fastened thereon, a trigger lever provided with a trigger portion and pivoted with the handle, and a movable shield pivoted with the trigger lever to provide the flow control valve rod, the adjustment nut, and the trigger portion of the trigger lever with protection against dust and rust.

Abstract: A gardening pistol nozzle is provided with an automatic flow control structure including an inner retaining seat located in a handle of the pistol nozzle, two shifting mechanisms located in the handle, and an outer retaining seat located in a control knob of the pistol nozzle. The inner retaining seat and the outer retaining seat are provided with a series of teeth. The control knob is pivoted to the handle such that the outer retaining seat is pressed against by the two shifting mechanisms which are used to actuate the outer retaining seat to slide so as to result in engagement or disengagement of the teeth of the outer retaining seat with the teeth of the inner retaining seat.

Abstract: A gardening spray nozzle includes a handle and a barrel. The handle is provided with a hollow neck which is provided in the inner wall with one retaining projection and an annular furrow. The barrel is provided in the wall of a fastening end with a retaining slot, and in the outer surface of the wall with an annular groove. The barrel is fastened to the handle in conjunction with a retaining ring and a ferrule which is fastened to the neck. The retaining projection of the neck is fitted into the retaining slot of the barrel to prevent the radial displacement of the barrel. The retaining ring is jointly located in the annular furrow of the neck and the annular groove of the barrel to prevent the axial displacement of the barrel.

Abstract: A pistol-type spray nozzle includes a handle, a water guiding inner tube, a first water control valve, a second water control valve, a link rod, a control lever, and a thumbknob. The second water control valve is rotatably disposed in the top segment of the water guiding inner tube. The thumbknob is fastened to the second water control valve such that the thumbknob partially juts out of the handle. The thumbknob is used to actuate the second water control valve so as to turn on or off the water flow of the spray nozzle.

Abstract: A sprinkling nozzle structure a fixation body, a hose connecting body, a hand grip, a spout member, and a barrel member. The hose connecting body is fastened to one end of the fixation body. The fixation body is fastened at the other end to the barrel member which is in turn fastened to the spout member. The barrel member is pliable to facilitate the directing of the spout member at a hard-to-reach area which is intended to be washed.

Abstract: A pistol nozzle is provided with a flow control structure which is formed of a main body, an inner rack, an inner rack, a control lever, and two switching members. The two switching members are used to actuate the outer rack to slide toward one side to engage the inner rack so as to locate securely the control lever. When the outer rack is actuated to slide toward other side to disengage the inner rack, the control lever is set free.

Abstract: A pistol nozzle rack comprises a rotary seat, an expandable support rod, and a holding seat. The rotary seat is formed of a rotary disk and a base in which the bottom end of the support rod is rotatably mounted. The rotary disk is provided in the upper side with a plurality of receiving slots for receiving one end of the grip of the pistol nozzle. The rotary disk turns along with the support rod. The holding seat is mounted on the top end of the support rod and is provided with a plurality of holding slots corresponding in location and number to the receiving slots of the rotary disk for holding the barrel of the pistol nozzle.

Abstract: A sprinkling nozzle structure comprises a fixation body, a hose connecting body, a hand grip, a spout member, and a barrel member. The hose connecting body is fastened with one end of the fixation body. The fixation body is fastened at other end with the barrel member which is in turn fastened with the spout member. The barrel member is pliable to facilitate the directing of the spout member at a hard-to-reach area which is intended to be washed.