A toy water gun is provided with a battery driven motor and pump assembled with a chamber communicating with a water reservoir and a nozzle in the gun. When the motor and pump are energized, intake and exit valves operate alternately to determine a series of spurts of water from the chamber through the nozzle.
1. Field of the Invention
This application is a continuation-in-part of applicant's prior copending application Ser. No. 630,259 filed Nov. 10, 1975 and subsequently abandoned. This invention relates generally to toy water guns and is particularly concerned with electrically operated toy water guns.
I claim:
1. In a toy water gun, the combination comprising:
a. a housing having the external appearance of a pistol and including a barrel, a handle and a trigger guard;
b. an aperture formed in said barrel;
c. the aperture being provided with a removable plug;
d. the barrel including a reservoir accommodating water introduced through said aperture;
e. the handle including a first chamber accommodating electrical means and water distribution means;
f. said water distribution means communicating with said reservoir and a nozzle provided in the barrel;
g. a trigger disposed within said trigger guard and including switch means;
h. said water distribution means including a motor, a pump and a second chamber;
i. said motor and pump being energized by said electrical means when said switch means is actuated by said trigger;
j. said second chamber being provided with intake and exit valves operating in sequence, whereby a series of spurts of water is drawn from the reservoir through the intake valve into the second chamber and dispensed therefrom through the exit valve and said nozzle when said motor and pump are energized;
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