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- Λ! 235250 CLASS 72 h. GROUP "fS>

The invention relates to an automatic pistol in which in the handle of the weapon In addition to the space for the magazine, there is another space for one or more reserve magazines is provided. The purpose of the invention is to feed the reserve frame in to facilitate the loading position in order to enable the pistol to be reloaded quickly, when the cartridges in the first magazine are fired. According to the invention, the pistol grip is now designed such that only the cartridges of the front magazine come into engagement with the loading device can. When this magazine has become empty, the empty frame is pulled out of the handle and the reserve magazine brought into the effective position by means of a simple handle. To this Purpose, the edges of the pistol grip are stepped down and the magazines provided with projections on their lower edges, which correspond to the lower edges of the handle get when introducing the magazine in the handle of the weapon to the system, so that the rear Magazine, which sits on the lower step of the handle, so much deeper lying comes as the front magazine that the loader does not capture its cartridges can, but only with the top cartridge of the front frame in Is able to intervene.

In the drawing the invention is for example shown in one embodiment.

Fig. Ι is' a partially drawn in section Side view of a pistol grip with adjoining parts, FIG. 2 a top view and Figure 3 is a vertical cross-section of the lower part of the handle and that therein Magazine.

Behind the front magazine 4 lugs 6 are provided on both sides on the upper inner edge of the handle, which serve the front magazine 4 as a rear support. The magazines 4, 5 themselves can be of any suitable type and construction; ib.re lower edges have side flanges or lugs 7, which come to rest against the side edges of the handle and thereby determine the position of the magazines. ^:

The front magazine 4 is through the nose 8 one on the inside of the front Wall of the handle arranged spring 1 prevented from falling out. The rear magazine 5, the reserve magazine, which occupies a slightly lower position than the one in front prevented from falling out by the inwardly bent edge of the rear handle wall.

When inserting the magazine into the handle, the reserve magazine 5 is first attached to his Place and then the front magazine 4 pushed in until it is through the spring 1 is detected. If there is no reserve magazine in the handle, the protruding ones prevent Flanges 7 move the front magazine backwards by pushing against the shoulders 10 of the side walls of the handle come to the plant.

The demonstration of the reserve magazine 5 in its effective position takes place in the following

Way: The pistol is grasped with the right hand, the barrel pointed downwards. The index finger of the left hand is against the approach or nose of the magazine holder spring ι pressed while with the thumb and middle finger the protruding flanges 7 of the front magazine and this is pulled out. As a result, it becomes the reserve magazine 5 to move with its lower end against the front wall of the handle and at the same time slide out a little can so that it is free from the upper projections 6 on the inside of the handle reaches its entire length to rest against the front handle wall. Impression of the thumb against the rear bottom part of the magazine then becomes the magazine retaining spring tension, whereupon the reserve magazine will snap into the same position as which previously occupied the front magazine, in which it is now through the nose 8 of the spring i, the flanges 7, the shoulders 10 of the lower edges of the handle and through the upper projections 6 of the handle is held.

Claims (2)

Patent Claims: 1. Automatic pistol with the reserve magazine relocated to the handle, characterized in that that the edges of the handle are formed step-like below, so that the magazines as a result of the attack of a at its lower edge provided projection on the lower edges of the handle at different heights to the closure come to rest, namely the rear magazine so much lower than the front, that the upper cartridge is deeper lying magazine cannot be grasped by the breechblock. 2. Pistol according to claim 1, characterized in that the reserve magazine in its rear position is arranged at the bottom of one on the rear wall of the handle Projection (9) supports while it is in its front position partly through the gradation (10) on the lower edge of the handle, partly through projections arranged above (6) is held with the help of an ordinary magazine retaining spring. 1 sheet of drawings.