The present invention relates to a small-calibre defence system,
characterised by the use of an unconventional process, with the following
main characteristics: the absence of a trigger and hammer, which are
replaced by firing mechanisms in the form of a handle (B) inside which
the percussion system (C) is activated by rotating it in relation to the
barrels (E), thus forcing the striker to move up a ramp thereby
compressing the tensor system, after which it is released and the firearm
is detonated, this merely being an example of what the invention covers;
the novelty of its design, which has been devised in order to make it
difficult or impossible for a child to activate it; it is assembled
longitudinally in multiple barrels (E), with a manually tightened
rotating safety lock (D), contrary to the buttons and catches of similar
firearms; it has a integrated Progressive Impact Area Indicator laser
sight (F) which functions progressively according to distance; and it has
a foldaway grip (G).