Frame assembly for pistol
Provided is a frame assembly for a pistol. The frame assembly includes a lower frame having a grip formed at a lower side and an upper frame that is assembled on the lower frame and is assembled to a slide. The lower frame has a mounting projection which has a predetermined length and projects upward to a predetermined height in a direction to face the upper frame. The upper frame has a mounting groove which has a predetermined depth and into which the mounting projection is inserted in a direction to face the lower frame. The lower frame and the upper frame are assembled together by a screw which is fastened to penetrate the mounting groove and the mounting projection in this order from an inner side of the upper frame.
1. A frame assembly for a pistol, the frame assembly ( 1 ) comprising:
a lower frame ( 10 ) having a grip ( 11 ) formed at a lower side; and
an upper frame ( 20 ) that is assembled on the lower frame and is assembled to a slide,
wherein the lower frame ( 10 ) has a mounting projection ( 15 ) which has a predetermined length and projects upward to a predetermined height in a direction to face the upper frame ( 20 ),
wherein the upper frame ( 20 ) has a mounting groove ( 24 ) which has a predetermined depth and into which the mounting projection ( 15 ) is inserted in a direction to face the lower frame ( 10 ), and
wherein the lower frame ( 10 ) and the upper frame ( 20 ) are assembled together by a screw which is fastened to penetrate the mounting groove ( 24 ) and the mounting projection ( 15 ) in this order from an inner side of the upper frame ( 20 ).
2. The frame assembly for a pistol according to claim 1 ,
wherein the mounting projection ( 15 ) has fitting grooves ( 15 B) which have a predetermined depth and are formed along both side surfaces in a length direction of the mounting projection,
wherein the mounting groove ( 24 ) has latching projections ( 24 B) which project by a predetermined width and are formed along both side surfaces in a length direction of the mounting groove so as to be inserted into the fitting groove ( 15 B), and
wherein the upper frame ( 20 ) is configured to be seated to come into close contact with the lower frame ( 10 ) and then be slid and moved rearward by a predetermined distance such that the mounting projection ( 15 ) is fitting-assembled into the mounting groove ( 24 ).
3. The frame assembly for a pistol according to claim 2 ,
wherein an upper end of the lower frame ( 10 ) has a pair of locking grooves ( 16 A and 16 B) that has a predetermined length in a horizontal direction and faces each other symmetrically,
wherein an end of the upper frame ( 20 ) has a pair of locking projections ( 25 A and 25 B) which projects from both lower side surfaces of the end by a predetermined width in opposite directions, and
wherein the upper frame ( 20 ) is seated to come into close contact with the lower frame ( 10 ) and then is slid and moved rearward by a predetermined distance such that the pair of locking projections ( 25 A and 25 B) is fitting-assembled into the pair of locking grooves ( 16 A and 16 B).
4. The frame assembly for a pistol according to claim 1 ,
wherein the grip ( 11 ) has mounting portions ( 12 ) which have a predetermined depth at both side surfaces along a vertical length of the grip, and
wherein the mounting portion ( 12 ) has a pair of grip panels ( 30 ) which are provided to be slid and fitting-assembled in a vertical direction.
5. The frame assembly for a pistol according to claim 1 ,
wherein the lower frame ( 10 ) is manufactured in a single type or a double type depending on a size of a magazine which can be mounted on the lower frame,
wherein the upper frame ( 20 ) is manufactured to have a size of 4.25 in., 5 in., and 6 in. depending on a length of a gun barrel, and
wherein the lower frame ( 10 ) as any one selected from the single type and double type lower frames and the upper frame ( 20 ) as any one selected from upper frames of 4.25 in. 5 in. and 6 in. are configured to be assembled together.