Toy gun
Abstract
Provided is a toy gun with an exterior mimicking a real gun and operating very similarly as a real gun, and the toy gun includes a main body provided with a cartridge chamber into which a projectile is loaded, a cylinder formed to reciprocate inside the main body for being ready to fire, a piston which moves backward along with the cylinder when the cylinder moves backward and enters the cylinder to provide the cartridge chamber with compressed air when the projectile is fired, a driving unit which moves the cylinder backward in the main body, and a control unit which controls power supplied to the driving unit depending on a position of the cylinder.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A toy gun comprising:
a main body including a cartridge chamber into which a projectile is loaded; a cylinder formed to reciprocate inside the main body for being ready to fire; a piston which moves backward along with the cylinder when the cylinder moves backward and enters the cylinder to provide a cartridge chamber with compressed air when the projectile is fired; a driving unit which moves the cylinder backward in the main body; and a control unit which controls power supplied to the driving unit depending on a position of the cylinder.
2 . The toy gun of claim 1 , wherein the driving unit includes a cam gear which moves the cylinder backward using power generated from a motor.
3 . The toy gun of claim 2 , wherein the cam gear includes a gear tooth formed at a portion of a circumference of the cam gear to selectively engage with a rack gear tooth of a rack gear portion formed under the cylinder.
4 . The toy gun of claim 1 , further comprising a first sensor which senses a position of the cylinder.
5 . The toy gun of claim 4 , wherein the first sensor is positioned on a moving path of a rack gear portion formed under the cylinder and senses a position of the cylinder by being in contact with the rack gear portion.
6 . The toy gun of claim 5 , wherein the rack gear portion includes a contact surface in contact with the first sensor and a groove formed not to be in contact with the first sensor.
7 . The toy gun of claim 1 , further comprising a second sensor which senses motion of pulling a trigger and a third sensor which senses the number of times cocking occurred.
8 . The toy gun of claim 1 , wherein the cylinder includes:
a cylinder body; a cylinder head inserted into front end of the cylinder body; a spring positioned between the cylinder body and the cylinder head to space the cylinder head from the cylinder body; and a nozzle inserted into the cylinder head to pass through the cylinder head.
9 . The toy gun of claim 8 , wherein the cylinder further includes a stopper to prevent separation between the cylinder body and the cylinder head.
10 . The toy gun of claim 1 , wherein right and left side surfaces of the cylinder face right and left inside surfaces of the main body.
11 . The toy gun of claim 1 , wherein the control unit determines a position of the cylinder while the cylinder moves backward and forward.
12 . The toy gun of claim 11 , wherein the control unit cuts power supplied to the driving unit unless the cylinder returns back to an initial position.
13 . The toy gun of claim 1 , wherein the driving unit further includes a locking member to fix the piston, and the locking member includes a locking protrusion having right and left slopes to ease coupling with and separating from the piston, a hole formed to pass through rear end of the locking member, and a spring which pushes the locking member forward from a rotating shaft inserted in the hole.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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