Oct 6, 2026

US12753982 - Plastic receiver structure on PCP guns

The subject of the present invention relates to a plastic receiver formed from plastic and plastic type materials by plastic injection or 3 D printer method, which enables the preloaded pneumatic gun elements to be connected thereon.

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The invention pertains to a pre-charged pneumatic gun receiver constructed from plastic materials using injection molding or 3D printing techniques. It features various components including a barrel hole, air tube hole, backsight housing, and a hammer spring seat, all designed to enhance the functionality of the pneumatic gun.

Claim 1

1 . A pre-charged pneumatic gun receiver, comprising: a barrel hole connected to a barrel liner with matching diameters; an air tube hole, located under the barrel hole, that is connected to an air tube; a backsight housing located on an upper surface of a receiver where a backsight body is positioned; an upper housing, encapsulated in between an upper area of the receiver and a receiver upper cover, wherein the upper housing holds a pin retainer and an arm; a hammer spring seat with a cylindrical form located within the receiver under the upper housing, wherein the hammer spring seat holds a hammer and a hammer spring; a valve seat, locate between the air tube hole and the hammer spring seat and through which the air outlet valve is positioned; and wherein the receiver is made of a plastic material. a barrel hole connected to a barrel liner with matching diameters; an air tube hole, located under the barrel hole, that is connected to an air tube; a backsight housing located on an upper surface of a receiver where a backsight body is positioned; an upper housing, encapsulated in between an upper area of the receiver and a receiver upper cover, wherein the upper housing holds a pin retainer and an arm; a hammer spring seat with a cylindrical form located within the receiver under the upper housing, wherein the hammer spring seat holds a hammer and a hammer spring; a valve seat, locate between the air tube hole and the hammer spring seat and through which the air outlet valve is positioned; and wherein the receiver is made of a plastic material.

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