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What is disclosed is a self contained, cordless, handheld spray gun (100). The spray gun (100) comprises a fluid container (225) in intercommunication with at least one fluid nozzle orifice (201) and a source of pressurized gas (204) in intercommunication with at least one gas nozzle orifice 207 and

What is disclosed is a self contained, cordless, handheld spray gun (100). The spray gun (100) comprises a fluid container (225) in intercommunication with at least one fluid nozzle orifice (201) and a source of pressurized gas (204) in intercommunication with at least one gas nozzle orifice 207 and one fan nozzle orifice (227). The spray gun (100) is actuated by pulling a trigger (231) that opens at least one valve (202) so that the fluid, such as paint, primer, stain, varnish, sealant or the like, can flow to a fluid chamber (206), atomized, and sprayed through a fluid nozzle orifice (201) out onto the article to be painted.

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What is claimed is: 1. A self contained, cordless, handheld spray gun, comprising: a gun body; a power source internal to the gun body; a source of compressed gas internal to the gun body; an air reservoir coupled to said gun body; a pressure sensor coupled to the air reservoir; a gas nozzle assemb

What is claimed is: 1. A self contained, cordless, handheld spray gun, comprising: a gun body; a power source internal to the gun body; a source of compressed gas internal to the gun body; an air reservoir coupled to said gun body; a pressure sensor coupled to the air reservoir; a gas nozzle assembly with at least one gas nozzle orifice, said gas nozzle assembly able to regulate the gas flow and gas pressure at the gas nozzle orifice; a first tube assembly coupling the source of compressed gas to the gas nozzle assembly; a container for holding fluids appurtenant to the gun body; a fluid chamber; at least one fluid nozzle orifice at an end of the fluid chamber; a second tube assembly for coupling the container for holding fluids to the chamber; and a trigger having a variable pull such that the at least one fluid nozzle orifice opens variably from closed to full open, depending on the force applied to the trigger. 2. The self-contained, cordless, handheld spray gun of claim 1, wherein the container for holding fluids is adapted to hold paint. 3. The self-contained, cordless, handheld spray gun of claim 1, wherein the source of compressed gas is an internal, electrically driven piston pump. 4. The self-contained, cordless, handheld spray gun of claim 3, further comprising: a microprocessor with at least an input and output; the input to the microprocessor coupled to the pressure sensor; the output from the microprocessor coupled to the piston motor; the microprocessor operable to turn on the piston motor when the pressure sensor senses pressure in the reservoir at a first predetermined level; and the microprocessor operable to turn off the piston motor when the pressure sensor senses pressure in the reservoir at a second predetermined level. 5. The self-contained, cordless, handheld spray gun of claim 1, wherein one or more valves and regulators are placed in series with at least one of the first and second tube assemblies adapted to control the pressure of the gas introduced at the gas nozzle orifices. 6. The self-contained, cordless, handheld spray gun of claim 1, wherein the gas nozzle assembly further comprises fan nozzle orifices in intercommunication with the first tube assembly. 7. The self-contained, cordless, handheld spray gun of claim 6, further comprising a fan control assembly to adjust fan out. 8. A self-contained, cordless, handheld spray gun, comprising: a gun shaped body having a barrel portion defined by a longitudinal first end and a longitudinal second end, said gun body having a central passage defined through said longitudinal first end to said longitudinal second end and having a first bore defined at the first longitudinal end, an inlet bore at the top of the gun body proximate the longitudinal first end: said gun shaped body also having a handle portion defined by a lateral first end and a lateral second end, said body having a central passage defined from the lateral first end to said lateral second end; the longitudinal first end and longitudinal second end being integral with, but generally orthogonal to, said lateral first end and lateral second end; the longitudinal first end being about 90 degrees away from said lateral first end; a nozzle assembly connected to said gun body at said first longitudinal end; at least one fluid nozzle orifice defined therethrough the nozzle assembly; a valve mechanism coupled to the fluid nozzle; said valve mechanism operable to adjust the aggregate size of the fluid orifice; at least one tubular member comprising air passages; at least one tubular member comprising fluid passages; a source of pressurized gas; an air reservoir coupled to said gun body; a pressure sensor coupled to the air reservoir; a fluid chamber; at least one gas nozzle orifice defined therethrough the nozzle assembly, said nozzle assembly able to regulate the gas flow and gas pressure at the gas nozzle orifice; the at least one tubular member comprising air passages commencing from the source of pressurized gas and terminating at the at least one gas nozzle orifice; a fluid container having a plurality of closed sides and an open top and a bottom; the bottom of the fluid container having a bore there-through and being adapted to attach securely to the top of the gun body proximate the longitudinal first end; the bottom of the fluid container being adapted to securely mate with the inlet bore in the top of the gun body; a fluid container covering, adapted to mate to the open top of the fluid container; the fluid container covering having a container covering bore through the top thereof; the at least one tubular member comprising fluid passages being coupled and in communication with the fluid container through the bottom bore of the container and the inlet bore in the top of the gun body; the at least one tubular member comprising fluid passages commencing from the fluid container and terminating at the fluid chamber and in communication with the fluid nozzle; the air passage tubular members being coupled to the container covering bore on the top of the fluid container covering; a trigger mechanism located proximate the handle portion of the gun body; and the trigger mechanism having a variable pull such that the at least one fluid nozzle orifice opens variably from closed to full open, depending on the force applied to the trigger mechanism. 9. The self-contained, cordless, handheld spray gun of claim 8, further comprising an electrically driven portable compressed air pump as the source of pressurized gas. 10. The self-contained, cordless, handheld spray gun of claim 9, wherein the portable compressed air pump is powered with one or more batteries. 11. The self-contained, cordless, handheld spray gun of claim 9, wherein the portable compressed air pump is powered with one or more rechargeable batteries. 12. The self-contained, cordless, handheld spray gun of claim 9, further comprising a microprocessor with at least an input and output; the input to the microprocessor coupled to the pressure sensor; the output from the microprocessor coupled to the air pump; the microprocessor operable to turn on the power source to the air pump when the pressure sensor senses pressure in the reservoir at a first predetermined level; and the microprocessor operable to turn off the power source to the air pump when the pressure sensor senses pressure in the reservoir at a second predetermined level. 13. The self-contained, cordless, handheld spray gun of claim 9, further comprising a one way valve mechanism in communication with, and at the output of, the source of pressurized gas. 14. The self-contained, cordless, handheld spray gun of claim 9, further comprising the placement of a regulator in series with any of the air passage tubular members operable to regulate the rate of gas or fluid flow there-through. 15. The self-contained, cordless, handheld spray gun of claim 8, wherein the fluid container is adapted to hold paint. 16. The self-contained, cordless, handheld spray gun of claim 8, wherein the fluid container is adapted to hold primer. 17. The self-contained, cordless, handheld spray gun of claim 8, wherein the fluid container is adapted to hold varnish. 18. The self-contained, cordless, handheld spray gun of claim 8, wherein the fluid container is adapted to hold sealant.