Abstract: A target competition weapon mounting wherein the stock is tensionally connected with the receiver of the weapon is disclosed. The screws of the mounting transmit the tensional force to the stock by means of elastic intermediate elements comprised of cup springs. The cup springs may be alternatively arranged individually in sequence with alternating orientations or arranged in multiple packages of identical orientations which in turn are arranged in alternating sequence.

Abstract: A trigger device for fire arms, particularly for competition fire arms, comprising an intercept latch having a contact surface pivotally connected in a trigger housing and releasably holding a firing element, a pivotally connected trigger latch having a contact surface and holding said intercept latch by its contact surface, a trigger lever, said trigger latch mechanically responsive to said trigger lever, a pivotally connected spring-biased lowering element in said trigger housing having a contact surface which engages the contact surface of said intercept latch and lowers said contact surface of said intercept latch onto the contact surface of said trigger latch so that said contact surface of said intercept latch rests on the contact surface of said trigger latch only just prior to complete actuation of said trigger latch which moves said trigger latch from out of engagement position with said intercept latch whereby said intercept latch is caused to drop out of holding position of said firing element wher