Firearm Bolt Emulation Mechanism
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Aug 20, 2015
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Feb 19, 2014
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Feb 19, 2014
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A firearm bolt emulation mechanism includes a bolt body. The bolt body includes a hand grip movably mounted thereon and having a function of reciprocal movement. The hand grip has an end coupled to a gas tube over which an elastic element is fit. The gas tube is coupled to a striker that is received in the bolt body. A knocker is received in the bolt body and is set on a reciprocal movement path of the striker. As such, for percussion, the hand grip is moved rearward to emulate a chambering operation and at the same time, the hand grip drives the gas tube and the gas tube drives the striker to move simultaneously. When the hand grip returns to the original position, the striker powerfully strikes the knocker so as to generate loud and clear sounding similar to the chambering sound of an actual firearm.
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