Abstract: An ejection toy relating to the toy technology and comprising a casing, an elastic energy-storage & launching mechanism, a bullet, a string, a string retracting mechanism, an ejection locking mechanism and a driving component. The bullet is fit to the elastic energy-storage & launching mechanism and a container is set on the casing. The string retracting mechanism includes a string retracting wheel and a friction wheel, and the string is held between the string retracting wheel and friction wheel. The driving component is set in the casing for driving the string retracting wheel. The ejection locking mechanism is set on the casing for locking and fixing the bullet on the elastic energy-storage & launching mechanism or driving the string retracting wheel and friction wheel to release the string while unlocking the bullet.

Abstract: A toy gun having a pair of sides are joined together using a number of pins inserted through pin holes passing through the pair of sides. A trigger and a slide are sandwiched between the pair of sides and are secured therein. A pivot pin allows the trigger to be pulled rearwardly such that it presses against the slide, moving it reward as well. When this occurs, the slide moves out from between the two sides, pushing the elastic bands away from static notches located on the rear end of the sides. This causes the top-most elastic band to fire away from the gun, and the remaining elastic bands to be reseated upwardly into the next adjacent respective static notch. The elastic bands pull the trigger back into its original position, allowing for semi-automatic firing.

Abstract: A firing linkage mechanism includes a linkage assembly, a trigger assembly, and a firing assembly. The linkage assembly has a moving end and a firing end. The trigger assembly is disposed on the moving end and has a trigger portion and a connecting portion connected with the moving end. The connecting portion drives the linkage assembly to make an axial movement when the trigger portion is acting. The firing assembly is disposed on the firing end and has a touching portion and a firing portion extended from the touching portion. The firing end of the linkage assembly is disposed with an acting portion cooperating with the touching portion of the firing assembly. The acting portion is driven to move the touching portion by the axial movement of the linkage assembly to make the firing portion implement a firing action.

Abstract: A handheld pull tension archery release includes a handle containing a finger opening having an axis arranged normal to a plane containing the handle, a ring sear assembly arranged in the handle, and a bail connected with the handle for rotation about an axis parallel to the opening axis. The bail is configured to grip a bowstring. When the ring sear assembly is actuated, a ring sear arranged in the housing rotates about the finger opening axis from a hold position engaging the bail to a release position releasing the bail to free the bowstring and fire an arrow. Rotation of the ring sear is in response to pull tension on the bowstring and actuation of a thumb trigger connected with the handle. A locking lever is connected with the handle and operable between a locking position wherein said locking lever engages said ring sear assembly to retain said ring sear assembly in the hold position and a release position wherein said locking lever is disengaged from said ring sear assembly.

Abstract: A handheld pull tension archery release includes a handle containing a finger opening having an axis arranged normal to a plane containing the handle, a ring sear assembly arranged in the handle, and a bail connected with the handle for rotation about an axis parallel to the opening axis. The bail is configured to grip a bowstring. When the ring sear assembly is actuated, a ring sear arranged in the housing rotates about the finger opening axis from a hold position engaging the bail to a release position releasing the bail to free the bowstring and fire an arrow. Rotation of the ring sear is in response to pull tension on the bowstring and actuation of a thumb trigger connected with the handle.

Abstract: A bow having a firing assembly that allows multiple projectiles in a clip to be selectively fired by a bow string, the bow having a bow string to produce the launching force to launch the projectiles along a projectile track, a firing assembly partially contained in the clip, the clip having an outer shell with a clip opening and a biased projectile follower to urge the projectiles toward the clip opening, the bow further including a receiver having a receiver opening to selectively operably receive the clip, the clip having a firing portion with at least one projection configured to support the bow string to fire the bow, the firing assembly further including a trigger assembly joined relative to the receiver and having a firing finger configured to urge the bow string off of the at least one projection and launch a projectile.

Abstract: A gun stock, for attaching to a rifle having a receiver with a grip mounting plate and a barrel extender, the stock having a main part, a forward grip, a rear grip having a rear grip front, and a butt extending behind both the rear grip and main part. The forward grip has a grip mount for attaching to the grip mounting plate and a thumb opening. The rear grip has a pair of indentures that extend from near the butt forwardly toward the rear grip front. The main part has a front surface, a barrel extender tube having a barrel extender opening on the front surface and extending rearwardly to the butt. The barrel extender is inserted into the barrel extender opening and to the butt where it is secured to the gun stock with a barrel extender bolt.

Abstract: A toy gun comprising a plurality of pre-cut thin layer members along with a plurality of pin members, wherein the toy gun is adapted to store a number of elastic bands and to shoot the stored elastic bands in rapid succession. A barrel top notch is adapted to receive front end of a stretched elastic band that will be fired by the toy gun. The stock comprises a series of recesses each of which is adapted to accommodate the rear end of a stretched elastic band. The fore-end member is movable and includes a series of secondary recesses along its back end, staggered in relation to the stock recesses, wherein any particular secondary recess is slightly below the corresponding stock recess and functions to transfer each elastic band from its stock recesses to an adjacent stock recess in the upward direction, toward the firing recess.

Abstract: A toy gun comprising a plurality of pre-cut thin layer members along with a plurality of pin members, wherein the toy gun is adapted to store a number of elastic bands and to shoot the stored elastic bands in rapid succession. A barrel top notch is adapted to receive front end of a stretched elastic band that will be fired by the toy gun. The stock comprises a series of recesses each of which is adapted to accommodate the rear end of a stretched elastic band. The fore-end member is movable and includes a series of secondary recesses along its back end, staggered in relation to the stock recesses, wherein any particular secondary recess is slightly below the corresponding stock recess and functions as means to transfer each elastic band from its stock recesses to an adjacent stock recess in the upward direction, toward the firing recess.

Abstract: An automatically-repeating, rapid-firing rubber band gun with an ammunition powered operating system. The gun includes a mechanism for retaining, releasing and projecting a plurality of stretched rubber bands, with the release of the rubber bands occurring in such a manner as to allow the harnessing of a portion of the elastic potential energy present in the rubber bands to perform work upon the mechanism. Work performed upon the mechanism results in the mechanism moving relative to a static structure within the gun, and this relative movement affects a temporal sequencing of the release of the rubber bands. A trigger system provides for control of rubber band discharge by way of alternately inhibiting or allowing rubber band release. A structural frame supports the operating system and provides for the gun to be manually operated.

Abstract: A toy gun for launching projectiles is provided. The gun includes a stock having a first end and a second end, where the first end is secured to an elongated barrel; and a trigger mechanism is secured on the stock adjacent to the elongated barrel for launching the projectiles. The trigger mechanism includes a release mechanism having a lower leg connected to the stock and an upper leg connected to the bottom leg by a spring and the upper leg is moveable between a first position and a second position. The trigger mechanism also includes at least one retaining member extends upwardly through a longitudinal slits in the upper leg. As the release mechanism is moved from the first position to the second position, the projectile attached to the trigger mechanism is launched.

Abstract: A method for purging cured and partially cured material from a mixer employed in a system for dispensing two-component reactive polymeric materials, includes, in one aspect, the introduction of a pulsed flow of a flushing material into the mixer to purge partially cured two-component mixture from the mix and thus delay the onset of plugging of the mixer, and, in a second aspect, includes heating the mixer to a temperature between the application temperature and decomposition temperature of the cured components and then introducing flushing material at high hydraulic pressure to discharge cured material from the mixer.

Abstract: A system and method for a motorized repeating toy gun. The toy gun includes a base having a first end and a second end upon which elastic rings are stretched and mounted. The toy gun also includes a motor and a spool. The spool has a wrapping portion, is rotatably mounted on the base and is rotatably responsive to the motor. Additionally, the toy gun includes a string. A first portion of the string is positioned around the wrapping portion. A second portion of the string is interwovenly positioned between the second end and each of the elastic rings. The string forcibly wrapped around the spool in response to the operation of the motor, causing the elastic rings to dismount from the second end. Elastic rings, e.g., rubber bands, are loaded onto a base, e.g.

Abstract: A toy gun is provided for ejecting a plurality of high tension elastic bands in rapid succession. The gun includes a frame having a barrel and a handle. A longitudinal recession in the barrel rotatably supports a spring loaded cylindrical band holding magazine which supports a plurality of high tension bands in a fully stretched condition. A trigger element is mounted within the frame and permits controlled movement of the cylindrical magazine to eject the high tension bands with successive pulls of the trigger. A lever device is included in the handle of the gun for positioning the high tension bands on the magazine in a condition of maximum elongation.

Abstract: There is provided a gun for shooting a plurality of elastic bands in a repeating fashion. The gun includes a frame and a grip. A magazine which holds a plurality of stretched elastic bands is rotatably mounted on an elongated spindle which extends from the frame. The magazine includes a plurality of upwardly-extending lands which are proximal to the frame and a plurality of corresponding outwardly-extending posts which are distal to the frame. Each land and its corresponding post receive an elastic band in its stretched condition. A rotatable string containing a spool is connected to the frame. Portions of the string extending from the spool are received between each of the lands and the elastic bands so that the elastic bands are released by the upward movement of the string as the string is retrieved onto the spool.

Abstract: A toy gun for repeatedly firing stretched rubber bands from projections upon removable rotating hollow cylinders. All mechanisms are themselves powered by rubber bands. While unattached to the gun, cylinders are wound up by separating a front locking pin and turning front and body in opposite directions, thus winding the rubber band affixed inside. Inserting the cylinder onto the gun frame forces the cylinder to contact a projection which again separates the front locking pin from the cylinder body. The cylinder has on its exterior raised lengthwise projections, called "slats". Each slat but one has near the rearward end of the gun a notch. A cylinder is loaded by stretching a rubber band over each notched slat. Aligned with slat notches is a holding pin affixed to the gun. The holding pin contact either a rubber band or the unnotched slat, preventing unwanted cylinder rotation. Pulling the trigger engages a `slip hammer` that pushes the rearward part of the rubber band above the slat.

Abstract: A repeating rubber projectile firing toy gun is formed by a hollow handle and frame portion integrally connected with a gun barrel portion. A sprocket wheel magazine journalled by opposing side walls of the frame section projects above the gun frame for receiving one end portion of a rubber band, having its other end portion engaged over a notch at the forward end of the gun barrel. A trigger mechanism biases a spring urged pawl out of engagement with the sprocket wheel to permit angular rotation thereof and release at least one of the projectiles while a second pawl on the trigger mechanism interrupts the sprocket wheel rotation after the release of only one rubber band projectile or a succession of rubber band projectiles by repeated trigger pulls.

Abstract: The invention relates to a toy gun for projecting elastic bands. The gun is provided with a handle portion, a barrel portion and a trigger assembly. A launching assembly is mounted on the rearwardly extending part of the handle portion and is fixedly attached thereto. A lateral extension of the trigger assembly slides along the upper face of the rearwardly extending part and frictionally contacts the elastic bands which are positioned within a plurality of launching notches formed in the launching assembly at an angle to vertical.

Abstract: A repeating rubber band pistol is shown which includes a frame having a barrel and a handle. A handle recess houses a rotary magazine. A plurality of bands can be stretched between a barrel notch and engagement points on the rotary magazine. A trigger element is mounted within the frame recess and allows controlled movement of the rotary magazine to selectively release rubber bands in single fire fashion with successive trigger pulls.

Abstract: A multiple firing elastic shooter toy including a handle, a rod which may take the form of a barrel and having a notched end to receive lengths of elastic members and a receiver section interconnecting the handle and the rod. The receiver section is of generally U-shaped cross-section and has a web at one side of the shooter and top and bottom legs. Spaced apart slots are formed in the web and partially into the legs of the receiver to accept other lengths of the elastic members. A snubber post projects from the shooter toy at the side opposite the web and forwardly of the slots in the direction of the rod and serves as a safety against inadvertant release of stretched elastic members.

Abstract: A toy gun for shooting rubber bands in rapid succession includes a rotating cylinder onto which the rubber bands initially are loaded one-by-one. Rotation of the cylinder to effectuate initial loading of the rubber bands stretches an elastic cord which later rotates the cylinder in the opposite direction as rubber bands are fired in succession. A plurality of pivotal hooks disposed on the rear portion of the rotating cylinder each engage the rear end of a stretched rubber band, the forward end of which is retained by a corresponding hook disposed on the front portion of the cylinder. An actuator/stop element responsive to a trigger operates to depress or pivot the hook and rubber band aligned with the actuator/stop element, shooting that rubber band. The depressed or pivoted hook is retained so that when the trigger is released, the actuator/stop element moves away from a rotation limiting stop connected to the depressed or pivoted hook.

Abstract: A repeating rubber band pistol for shooting elastic band and the like, including a pistol frame with handle and a pair of support arms extending upwardly from the frame, the support arms having a pair of complementary holes therein, a hand crank with a rotary spindle thereon adapted to be mounted in the pair of support arms through the pair of holes therein and adapted to be freely movable therein, a cylindrical magazine with a plurality of radially-extending elongated arms disposed circumferentially about a centrally-arranged spindle member having a central aperture therein for mounting a plurality of stretched rubber bands thereon to hold in readiness for shooting said rubber bands, and a solid cylindrically shaped spindle mounted on the frame forwardly of the handle and the support arms and adapted to freely receive the apertured magazine thereon, whereby when a string is anchorably secured to the spindle of the hand crank and the string is secured mediately about the body of one of the stretched rubber ba

Abstract: A rubber band rifle for shooting one or a plurality of rubber band members generally includes a body having a forward barrel portion and a rear shoulder portion having a plurality of horizontal grooves disposed therein, one end of each of the rubber band members being disposed in one of the horizontal grooves in the forward end wall, a slide mechanism being movably disposed on the forward barrel portion, the slide mechanism including a top and a pair of downwardly extending walls, an upper surface of the top of the slide mechanism having a plurality of notches therein, the other ends of the rubber bands being disposed in the notches, and a mechanism for locking the slide mechanism in a fixed position upon the barrel portion of the body.

Abstract: Divisible tablet having controlled and delayed release of the active substance and consisting of a compact that is optionally provided with a coating and is formed by at least one active substance in an adjunct composition that effects a delayed and controlled release of the active substance and optionally one or more additional adjunct compositions that optionally contain active substances and are arranged in longitudinal layers, the compact being of an oblong shape in which the ratio of length to width to depth is approximately 2.5 to 5: approximately 0.

Abstract: An elastic band projector is disclosed having a loading and firing mechanism for sequentially firing more than one elastic band without stopping to reload the elastic bands on the projector.

Abstract: A toy gun which is capable of firing a plurality of elasticized bands, either singularly or in rapid succession, and which is operative so that each one of a plurality of elasticized bands is stretched under the tension of its own elasticity along a projectile path longitudinal with the gun between a point of anchorage at the forward end of the gun and a rotatable escapement wheel at the rearward end of the gun so that, when the escapement wheel is permitted to rotate under the influence of a rotational bias provided by the force of the previously loaded elasticized bands upon the release of a trigger mechanism, the elasticized bands are consecutively released from engagement with the escapement wheel to be propelled along the projectile path and forwardly of the gun. The wheel includes a plurality of spaced apart radially extending sections that have successively increasing radii over substantially the entire outer-most periphery of all of the sections.