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A locking device to be secured in a weapon, comprising a first locking means manoeuvrable by a lock cylinder (56), which locking means has a friction body (10) displaceably arranged in relation to the lock body (3-5) and insertable into the chamber or barrel of the weapon, and blocking elements (23)

A locking device to be secured in a weapon, comprising a first locking means manoeuvrable by a lock cylinder (56), which locking means has a friction body (10) displaceably arranged in relation to the lock body (3-5) and insertable into the chamber or barrel of the weapon, and blocking elements (23) arranged to be moved into engagement with the inside wall of the chamber/barrel in case of mutual displacement between the friction body (10) and the lock body (3-5). The locking device furthermore comprising a second locking means (73), which by means of the lock cylinder (56) is movable into engagement with a space in the weapon located adjacent to the chamber/barrel in order to secure the locking device in the weapon. The invention also relates to a locking device having a ring-shaped lock element (73), a locking device comprising a lock shaft (9) with a blocking device (41) for preventing displacement of the lock shaft, a locking device comprising a blocking element and a key (2) for manoeuvring a locking device.

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A locking device to be secured in a weapon, comprising a first locking means manoeuvrable by a lock cylinder (56), which locking means has a friction body (10) displaceably arranged in relation to the lock body (3-5) and insertable into the chamber or barrel of the weapon, and blocking elements (23)

A locking device to be secured in a weapon, comprising a first locking means manoeuvrable by a lock cylinder (56), which locking means has a friction body (10) displaceably arranged in relation to the lock body (3-5) and insertable into the chamber or barrel of the weapon, and blocking elements (23) arranged to be moved into engagement with the inside wall of the chamber/barrel in case of mutual displacement between the friction body (10) and the lock body (3-5). The locking device furthermore comprising a second locking means (73), which by means of the lock cylinder (56) is movable into engagement with a space in the weapon located adjacent to the chamber/barrel in order to secure the locking device in the weapon. The invention also relates to a locking device having a ring-shaped lock element (73), a locking device comprising a lock shaft (9) with a blocking device (41) for preventing displacement of the lock shaft, a locking device comprising a blocking element and a key (2) for manoeuvring a locking device. orresponding to a forefoot region of a wearer, said sole heel portion and said sole forefoot portion being non-continuous and spaced from one another a distance, wherein at least a portion of said bottom portion is exposed within an arch region of the shoe, and wherein said seam is located above and is separate from said sole heel portion and said sole forefoot portion. 2. An article of footwear comprising: an upper having a stitching allowance; a bottom having a stitching allowance, said upper stitching allowance being stitched to said bottom stitching allowance along a seam extending substantially horizontally; and a sole having separate heel and forefoot portions, said heel portion and said forefoot portion being spaced from one another to expose at least a portion of said bottom in an arch region of the shoe; wherein said seam includes an outwardly-turned stitch in a forefoot region and a heel region, and an inwardly turned butt seam in an arch region. 3. The article of footwear of claim 2 further comprising an adhesive intersecuring said upper stitching allowance and said bottom stitching allowance along said outwardly-turned moc stitch. 4. The article of footwear of claim 3 further comprising an insole, said insole secured to said bottom and extending through said heel region and said arch region to provide said heel region and said arch region with a desired degree of rigidity. 5. The article of footwear of claim 4 wherein said insole is manufactured from a polymeric material. 6. The article of footwear of claim 5 further comprising a footbed disposed above said insole, said footbed being manufactured from a resilient material providing the article of footwear with the desired cushioning. 7. The article of footwear of claim 6 wherein said footbed is removably fitted above said insole. 8. The article of footwear of claim 2 wherein said seam extends substantially parallel to a bottom line of a wearer's foot. 9. An article of footwear comprising: an upper having a marginal allowance extending around its periphery; a bottom having a marginal allowance extending around its periphery, said bottom including an underside; a seam joining said upper and said bottom at said upper marginal allowance and said bottom marginal allowance, said seam extending substantially horizontally, said seam including stitching extending through at least one of a forefoot region and a heel region; and a sole having a heel portion and a forefoot portion, said heel portion being spaced apart from said forefoot portion in an arch region, whereby said underside is exposed at least in said arch region, wherein said seam is located substantially above and is separate from said heel portion and said forefoot portion. 10. The article of footwear of claim 9 further comprising an adhesive intersecuring said upper marginal allowance and said bottom marginal allowance along said outwardly-turned moc stitch. 11. The article of footwear of claim 10 wherein said seam includes an outwardly-turned moc stitch extending through both of said forefoot region and said heel region. 12. An article of footwear comprising: an upper having a marginal allowance extending around its periphery: a bottom having a marginal allowance extending around its periphery: a seam joining said upper and said bottom at said upper marginal allowance and said bottom marginal allowance, said seam extending substantially horizontally, said seam including an outwardly-turned moc stitch extending through at least one of a forefoot region and a heel region; a sole having a heel portion and a forefoot portion, said heel portion being spaced apart from said forefoot portion in an arch region, whereby said bottom is exposed in at least the arch region; an adhesive intersecuring the upper marginal allowance and the bottom marginal allowance along said outwardly-turned moc stitch; wherein the outwardly-turned moc stitch extends through both the forefoot region and the heel reg ion; and wherein said seam includes an inwardly-turned butt seam extending through said arch region. 13. The article of footwear of claim 12 further comprising an insole, said insole secured to said bottom and extending through said heel region and said arch region to provide said heel region and said arch region with a desired degree of rigidity. 14. The article of footwear of claim 13 wherein said insole is manufactured from a polymeric material. 15. The article of footwear of claim 14 further comprising a footbed disposed above said insole, said footbed being manufactured from a resilient material providing the article of footwear with the desired cushioning. 16. The article of footwear of claim 15 wherein said footbed is removably fitted above said insole. 17. The article of footwear of claim 12 wherein said seam extends substantially parallel to a bottom line of a wearer's foot. 18. A method for manufacturing an article of footwear having a wrap-around construction, comprising the steps of: forming an upper with a stitching allowance extending around its periphery; forming a bottom with a stitching allowance extending around its periphery; securing an outsole to the bottom, the outsole having separate forefoot and heel portions, the forefoot portion and the heel portion being spaced apart from one another in an arch region to expose the bottom in at least the arch region; and stitching the bottom to the upper along a substantially horizontal seam, the seam joining the upper stitching allowance and the bottom stitching allowance, the seam being disposed substantially above and separate from the forefoot portion and the heel portion. 19. The method of claim 18 further comprising the steps of: lasting the upper and the bottom following said stitching step; and heat setting the upper and the bottom while the upper and the bottom are on the last. 20. The method of claim 19 wherein said stitching step includes the steps of: stitching an outwardly-turned moc stitch in a forefoot region; stitching an inwardly-turned butt seam in said arch region; and stitching an outwardly-turned moc stitch in a heel region. 21. The method of claim 20 further including the step of joining the upper stitching allowance and the bottom stitching allowance with an adhesive at least through the forefoot outwardly-turned moc stitch and the heel outwardly-turned moc stitch. 22. The method of claim 21 wherein said stitching step includes forming the seam to extend substantially parallel to the bottom line of a wearer's foot. 23. The method of claim 22 wherein said securing step includes adhesively securing the forefoot portion and the heel portion to the bottom. 24. The method of claim 23 further comprising the step of installing an insole atop the bottom, the insole extending through the heel region and the arch region to terminate in substantial alignment with a ball of a wearer's foot. 25. The method of claim 24 wherein the insole is manufactured from a substantially rigid material, whereby said insole provide the bottom with a desired level of rigidity in the heel region and the arch region while permitting flexing in the forefoot region at least in a region substantially aligned with a ball of a wearer's foot. 26. The method of claim 25 further comprising the step of installing a footbed atop the insole, the footbed extending substantially through the heel region, the arch region and the forefoot region, the footbed being manufactured from a resilient material providing a desired level of cushioning. 27. A method for manufacturing an article of footwear having a wrap around construction, comprising the steps of: forming an upper with a peripheral stitching allowance; forming a bottom with a peripheral stitching allowance; stitching the upper stitching allowance to the bottom stitching allowance in a forefoot region with an outwardly-turned moc stitch, the forefoot moc stitch extending substantially horizontally; stitchi ng the upper stitching allowance to the bottom stitching allowance in an arch region with an inwardly-turned butt stitch, the butt stitch extending substantially horizontally; stitching the upper stitching allowance to the bottom stitching allowance in a heel region with an outwardly-turned moc stitch, the heel moc stitch extending substantially horizontally; attaching a sole to the bottom, the sole including a heel portion and a forefoot portion, the heel portion being spaced apart from the forefoot separate portion in the arch region to expose the bottom in at least the arch region. 28. The method of claim 27 further including the step of joining the upper stitching allowance and the bottom stitching allowance with an adhesive at least through the forefoot moc stitch and the heel moc stitch. 29. The method of claim 28 wherein the forefoot moc stitch, the arch butt stitch and the heel moc stitch extend substantially parallel to a bottom line of a wearer's foot. 30. The method of claim 29 further comprising the steps of: lasting the upper and the bottom following said stitching steps; and heat setting the upper and the bottom while the upper and the bottom are on the last. 31. The method of claim 30 wherein said sole attaching step includes adhesively securing the forefoot portion and the heel portion to the bottom. 32. The method of claim 31 further comprising the step of installing an insole atop the bottom, the insole extending through the heel region and the arch region to terminate in substantial alignment with a ball of a wearer's foot. 33. The method of claim 32 further comprising the step of installing a footbed atop the insole, the footbed extending substantially through the heel region, the arch region and the forefoot region, the footbed being manufactured from a resilient material providing a desired level of cushioning.