Elongated rear sight for a firearm
OwnerSean Wykainventor
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Abstract
An elongated rear sight for a firearm is described herein. The elongated sight includes an elongated aperture bounded by a top portion, a first side portion, and a second side portion. A first elongated rod is interior and approximate to the top portion, and extends along a length of the top portion. A second elongated rod is interior and approximate to the first side portion, and extends along a length of the first side portion. A third elongated rod is interior and approximate to the second side portion, and extends along a length of the second side portion. The elongated rods may be light gathering rods that glow in the presence of light. The elongated aperture channels a user's eye(s) towards the target, while the three elongated rods are used to align with a front sight of the firearm to aim towards a target.
Claims19
An elongated rear sight for a firearm, comprising
- an elongated see-through aperture bounded by a top portion, a bottom portion opposing the top portion, a first side portion, and a second side portion opposing the first side portion, said elongated aperture having a longitudinal axis configured to align along a longitudinal axis of a firearm barrel and be attached to a rear end of the firearm to act as a rear sight;
- a first alignment prong projecting interiorly into the aperture from the top portion;
- a second alignment prong projecting interiorly into the aperture from the first side portion;
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- a third alignment prong projecting interiorly into the aperture from the second side portion;
- wherein a back end of the top portion and a back end of the bottom portion are sloped from a back end of the first side portion down towards a back end of the second side portion such that a length of the first side portion is longitudinally longer than a length of the second side portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.