MAGAZINE LOCK

Abstract

A magazine lock including a lock button, a magazine catch lock switch, a spring, a spring pin and a lock housing. The lock button includes a knurled form that facilitates pressing on and prevents a finger from slippage. the lock button includes a groove on the lock button so that the magazine catch lock switch can pass-smoothly through the lock button.

Description

CROSS REFERENCE TO THE RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application is the national phase of International Application No. PCT/TR2018/050422, filed on Aug. 8, 2018, which is based upon and claims priority to Turkish Patent Application No. 2017/20493, filed on Dec. 15, 2017, the entire contents of which are incorporated herein by reference.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The invention relates to a magazine lock which is easily replaceable by users using different hands, which prevents the magazine from displacing during the fall and provides a more efficient locking with the special forms it contains.

SUMMARY

The invention is a snap-on system which allows users using different hands to easily change and use the magazine locks according to the desired side. This system makes it very simple to turn the magazine lock in the desired direction and to use it safely. A pin is also designed to hold the magazine lock in its place and to prevent it from letting the magazine free during the fall by being completely rest against the snap-on.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 shows an Upper Left Cross Section view of the Magazine Lock mounted to the Gun;

FIG. 2 shows a Mounted View of the Magazine Lock;

FIG. 3 shows a Magazine Lock Assembly; and

FIG. 4 shows an Exploded View of the Magazine Lock.

Equivalents of the numbers used in the figures are given below:

• • 1. Lock Button
  • 2. Magazine Catch Lock Switch
  • 3. Spring
  • 4. Spring Pin
  • 5. Lock Housing

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

The invention is a snap-on system which allows users using different hands to easily change and use a magazine lock according to the desired side. This system makes it very simple to turn the magazine lock in the desired direction and to use it safely. The magazine lock comprises a lock button (1) which further comprises a knurled form that facilitates pressing on and prevents finger from slippage. That button also comprises a lock spring (3) which is guided by a spring pin (4) and works in the desired range. As seen in FIGS. 3 and FIG. 4, the lock button (1) is fixed by the magazine catch lock switch (2) in its place and is guided in the lock housing (5).

The spring (3) and the spring pin (4) contained in the lock button (1) are first assembled to each other as shown in the exploded view in FIG. 2. The magazine catch lock switch (2) is fixed by being passed through the lock button (1), which the spring (3) and the spring pin (4) is mounted on. It is also fixed by fitting the spring pin (4) on the groove of itself, which meets the form of the head part of the spring pin (4). A special groove is made on the lock button (1) so that the magazine catch lock switch (2) can pass smoothly through the lock button (1). In addition, the spring pin (4) provides the magazine catch lock switch (2) to pass without distorting the spring (3). The fully assembled view is given in FIG. 3.

For right-handed use, the lock button (1) is placed in the lock slot (5) so that the groove on it faces the right. By pushing the lock button (1) a little, the magazine catch lock switch (2) is passed from the end of the groove to the lock switch bed and pressed over to be fixed. The system becomes suitable for right hand use.

For left-handed use, the lock button (1) is placed in the lock slot (5) so that the groove on it faces the left. By pushing the lock button (1) a little, the magazine catch lock switch (2) is passed from the end of the groove to the lock switch bed and pressed over to be fixed. The system becomes suitable for left hand use.

When it is necessary to disassemble the magazine lock in order to use it in the desired direction; the magazine catch lock switch (2), which is positioned to be reached through the body when the upper lid of the gun is removed by pressing the lock button (1), is pulled up from the lock switch bed on the magazine lock. The magazine lock is easily removed from the lock housing (5) since it's no longer fixed by the magazine catch lock switch (2).

In order to prevent the magazine lock from getting loose from the magazine catch lock switch (2) in case of a possible fall, there is a groove as shown on the magazine catch lock switch (2) in FIG. 2. The spring (3) and the spring pin (4) sit on that groove. Thus, the magazine catch lock switch (2) is fixed by the spring (3) and the spring pin (4). The magazine catch lock switch (2) is designed as a tie hook to take precautions to get rid of it easily.

In the upper part of the magazine catch lock switch (2), a rectangle discharge is made so that it is less affected by the high accelerations due to the fall, and it can be easily removed with the tools like a screwdriver.

Claims

1. A lock magazine comprising:

a lock button, a magazine catch lock switch, a spring, a spring pin and a lock housing.

2. The lock magazine of claim 1 wherein, the lock button comprises a knurled form to facilitate pressing on and prevent a finger from slippage.

3. The lock magazine of claim 1, wherein, the lock button comprises a first groove on the lock button so that the magazine catch lock switch passes smoothly through the lock button.

4. The lock magazine of claim 2, wherein, the magazine catch lock switch comprises a second groove in order to prevent a magazine lock from getting loose; wherein the the spring and the spring pin sit on the second groove.

5. The lock magazine of claim 4, wherein, the magazine catch lock switch is in a form of a tie hook.

6. The lock magazine catch of claim 5, wherein, the magazine catch lock switch is provided with a rectangle discharge in an upper part of the magazine catch lock switch.