A toy gun includes: a nail arm which is rotated around a nail arm rotating shaft placed in a position opposite to the cartridge with a trigger rotating shaft in between and is substantially in an L shape; a guide as a long hole which is provided in the nail arm and guides a terminal; a nail which is attached to a tip of the nail arm and can be engaged with a cartridge loading portion; and a link which is attached to a cover capable of being abutted against a cartridge loading portion and slides the cover to the cartridge side or the side opposite to the cartridge by bringing the terminal into or out of abutment.

A toy gun includes: a nail arm which is rotated around a nail arm rotating shaft placed in a position opposite to the cartridge with a trigger rotating shaft in between and is substantially in an L shape; a guide as a long hole which is provided in the nail arm and guides a terminal; a nail which is attached to a tip of the nail arm and can be engaged with a cartridge loading portion; and a link which is attached to a cover capable of being abutted against a cartridge loading portion and slides the cover to the cartridge side or the side opposite to the cartridge by bringing the terminal into or out of abutment.

A prepackaged bug gun magazine for a gas powered weapon includes a body adapted to fit within an opening in the weapon. The magazine has a first surface, a second surface and at least one chamber. The length of the chambers extends from the first surface to the second surface. A first frangible sealing membrane is removably affixed to the first surface of the body and seals the first end of the chamber. A second frangible sealing membrane is removably affixed to the second surface of the body and seals the second end of the chamber. Particulate projectiles are located within the chambers and sealed in place by the sealing membranes. An indexing system aligns the chamber with a barrel of the weapon. Discharge causes pressurized gas to breach the first membrane and impact of the particulate projectiles will breach the second membrane, permitting the projectiles to enter the barrel.

A prepackaged bug gun magazine for a gas powered weapon includes a body adapted to fit within an opening in the weapon. The magazine has a first surface, a second surface and at least one chamber. The length of the chambers extends from the first surface to the second surface. A first frangible sealing membrane is removably affixed to the first surface of the body and seals the first end of the chamber. A second frangible sealing membrane is removably affixed to the second surface of the body and seals the second end of the chamber. Particulate projectiles are located within the chambers and sealed in place by the sealing membranes. An indexing system aligns the chamber with a barrel of the weapon. Discharge causes pressurized gas to breach the first membrane and impact of the particulate projectiles will breach the second membrane, permitting the projectiles to enter the barrel.

A pneumatic firing device includes a rear section engaging a cylinder, a solenoid valve engaging the rear section from under, an adjusting element disposed inside the rear section, a piston disposed inside the cylinder to form a first chamber and a second chamber, an airflow guiding element engaging the cylinder at the front thereof, a moving rod having a tail end engaging the piston and a front end stretching through the cylinder into the airflow guiding element for controlling the operation of the airflow guiding element, and a front section engaging the front of the airflow guiding element. The solenoid valve holds control of the operation of a pressure release channel to change the pressure difference between the first and second chamber, making the pressured air entering a first passage from a first guiding hole of the airflow guiding element, pushing the delivery tube to a firing position, flowing into a second passage from a second guiding hole, and then firing a pellet with strong airflow.

Disclosed is a cartridge for an air gun that facilitates the loading of a bullet into the cartridge. The cartridge includes cylindrical unitary cartridges into which bullets are to be inserted, a cartridge assembly in which the unitary cartridges are coupled to each other and continuously disposed between both ends to form a strip shape, and a magazine case that houses the cartridge assembly. The cartridge assembly is transported by a cartridge transport unit. Further, the unitary cartridges each include two cylindrical parts. The cylindrical parts of neighboring unitary cartridges are sequentially fit-coupled to each other in order to form the cartridge assembly.

Disclosed is a cartridge for an air gun that facilitates the loading of a bullet into the cartridge. The cartridge includes cylindrical unitary cartridges into which bullets are to be inserted, a cartridge assembly in which the unitary cartridges are coupled to each other and continuously disposed between both ends to form a strip shape, and a magazine case that houses the cartridge assembly. The cartridge assembly is transported by a cartridge transport unit. Further, the unitary cartridges each include two cylindrical parts. The cylindrical parts of neighboring unitary cartridges are sequentially fit-coupled to each other in order to form the cartridge assembly.

A pneumatic rifle is disclosed, that includes a punter that initially propels a projectile into the barrel ahead of a gas discharge. A secondary compressed gas source is also included, as well as valve arrangements for introducing compressed gas into the barrel behind the projectile. Additionally, safety components are introduced to allow the user to safely depressurize the gas reservoir when not in use.

A pneumatic rifle is disclosed, that includes a punter that initially propels a projectile into the barrel ahead of a gas discharge. A secondary compressed gas source is also included, as well as valve arrangements for introducing compressed gas into the barrel behind the projectile. Additionally, safety components are introduced to allow the user to safely depressurize the gas reservoir when not in use.

A round for a magnetically chambered air gun has a magnetically influenced portion and a non-magnetically responsive portion, as well as an exterior shell and an interior. The interior may be hollow, solid, or filled with liquid. Any part of the invention may be the magnetically responsive portion: the shell, the interior, the solid or liquid core and so on. The round may advantageously be spherical, and may include an actual magnet itself as opposed to merely being magnetically responsive. Magnetic materials may be impregnated into a non-magnetic portion such as a plastic shell. The shell may be of multiple part construction allowing it to be shipped empty and filled at or closer to the location of use, with a snap together design. For liquid filled shells, a bladder and fill nipple may be provided. Fragmentation grooves may be provided in embodiments. The round of the invention may be biodegradable, recycled or refuse materials, with magnetic infusion into the mantle of paper, powder or compressed refuse or a magnetically influenced core.