A single-shot/repeating switching device is provided for a toy gun that includes an outer casing, a bolt seat, a trigger link, and a trigger section. The single-shot/repeating switching device includes: an adjustment hole formed between the outer casing and the bolt seat, an adjustment seat having a toothed rail, a pinion rod rotatably arranged on the toothed rail, an operating portion arranged on the pinion rod and extended to outside of the adjustment hole, a coupling portion formed on the adjustment seat and opposite to the toothed rail, and a movable arrestor joined by a joining part to the coupling portion. A user may push, from the outside the operating portion to cause corresponding motions of the pinion rod and the toothed rail so as to drive the movable arrestor by means of the adjustment seat to selectively block a movement of the trigger link for efficient single-shot/repeating switchability.

A single-shot/repeating switching device is provided for a toy gun that includes an outer casing, a bolt seat, a trigger link, and a trigger section. The single-shot/repeating switching device includes: an adjustment hole formed between the outer casing and the bolt seat, an adjustment seat having a toothed rail, a pinion rod rotatably arranged on the toothed rail, an operating portion arranged on the pinion rod and extended to outside of the adjustment hole, a coupling portion formed on the adjustment seat and opposite to the toothed rail, and a movable arrestor joined by a joining part to the coupling portion. A user may push, from the outside the operating portion to cause corresponding motions of the pinion rod and the toothed rail so as to drive the movable arrestor by means of the adjustment seat to selectively block a movement of the trigger link for efficient single-shot/repeating switchability.

A toy projectile launcher having a projectile drum, a cocking slide, and a housing is disclosed. The projectile drum contains projectile holders that are adapted to hold a projectile, such as a foam dart. The cocking slide can be moved forward and backward. The housing houses a launch barrel and an air piston assembly. When the cocking slide is moved backward the air piston barrel moves backward, the launch barrel is moved forward away from a first projectile holder in the plurality to facilitate loading of a projectile into a holder. When the cocking slide is moved forward an air nozzle forms an airtight seal between the air piston barrel and the projectile holder, while the launch barrel is moved backward to form an airtight seal between the projectile holder and the launch barrel.

A toy projectile launcher having a projectile drum, a cocking slide, and a housing is disclosed. The projectile drum contains projectile holders that are adapted to hold a projectile, such as a foam dart. The cocking slide can be moved forward and backward. The housing houses a launch barrel and an air piston assembly. When the cocking slide is moved backward the air piston barrel moves backward, the launch barrel is moved forward away from a first projectile holder in the plurality to facilitate loading of a projectile into a holder. When the cocking slide is moved forward an air nozzle forms an airtight seal between the air piston barrel and the projectile holder, while the launch barrel is moved backward to form an airtight seal between the projectile holder and the launch barrel.

An improvised projectile checking housing assembly having latch button and first and second sidewalls with first and second catch apertures opening as a catch latch recess of elongated structure using an improvised projectile checking spring opening to receive a locking key structure based upon the projectile receiving opening to the improvised projectile checking housing assembly. Alternate rearward translating lock gauge at the backside of a dart drum uses a follower and engaging cam surfaces locking and unlocking a pathway for correct dart alignment. Alternate motorized, non-motorized and pneumatic structures are disclosed with apparatus launch operations moving between checking and non-checking positions.

An improvised projectile checking housing assembly having latch button and first and second sidewalls with first and second catch apertures opening as a catch latch recess of elongated structure using an improvised projectile checking spring opening to receive a locking key structure based upon the projectile receiving opening to the improvised projectile checking housing assembly. Alternate rearward translating lock gauge at the backside of a dart drum uses a follower and engaging cam surfaces locking and unlocking a pathway for correct dart alignment. Alternate motorized, non-motorized and pneumatic structures are disclosed with apparatus launch operations moving between checking and non-checking positions.

A non-pyrotechnic aerial display apparatus may include a head portion and a wing portion. The head portion may include a front portion, a rear portion, and a plurality of channels extending from the front portion toward the rear portion. The wing portion may extend rearward from the head portion. The wing portion may include a top surface, a bottom surface, a leading edge, a trailing edge, a rear edge extending from the leading edge to the trailing edge, and an airfoil extending along the leading edge. The wing portion may include a counterweight. The apparatus may include one or more forward-facing lights. The apparatus may include one or more rearward-facing lights. Other examples may be described and claimed.

An anti-chop system for mechanical paintball markers includes an optical sensor in the breech that detects presence of a properly seated paintball in the breech for launch. When such a paintball is not detected, a control circuit communicates with an actuatable structure that physically communicates with a paintball marker component that moves as part of the firing and launch of a paintball. For example, such an actuatable structure is a lever arm that communicates with the bolt or trigger to prevent the firing operation of the paintball marker when a paintball is not ready for launch.

The present invention discloses a color bar launcher, which comprises a cylinder for holding color bars and an elastic sleeve; Two ends of the cylinder are open, one end is connected with an end cover, and the other end is closed by the elastic sleeve; the middle part of the outer side of the elastic sleeve is provided with a hand pinching part; the surface of the end cover is provided with a launching port, a positioning ring is fixed around the launching port, protrusions are arranged inside the positioning ring, and a sealing sheet that closes the launching port is movably assembled between the positioning ring and the protrusions. It can ensure the successful launch of the color bar; at the same time, it has the advantages of simple structure, convenient assembly and low cost.

A cutting-power-off detection structure of a toy gun has a main structure that includes a gun body, a muzzle defined at one side of the gun body, a feeding channel defined in the gun body, a chamber defined in the gun body and in communication with the muzzle and the feeding channel, a circuit device arranged in the gun body, at least one wireless detection device arranged in the gun body and electrically connected with the circuit device, and a shot forwarding device arranged in the chamber and electrically connected with the circuit device. The feeding channel is connectable to a magazine and the wireless detection device is operable to detect a shot fed from the magazine. When the magazine runs out of shots and the wireless detection device detects no shot, a signal is transmitted to the circuit device to cut off electricity supplied to the shot forwarding device.