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US 2014/0109457 A1Published application
Weapon sighting system
OwnerWalter Speroniinventor
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Abstract
A laser sight for a gun having a stock and an accessory mounting rail, which includes a laser sight that has a housing having a longitudinal axis. The housing has a front end, and a rear end spaced from the front end along the longitudinal axis, and includes a laser module disposed in the housing proximate the front end. The laser sight further includes an optical sighting system that has a front sight disposed on top of the housing adjacent the front end, and a rear sight disposed on top of the housing proximate the rear end.
Claims1
A laser sight for a gun having a stock and an accessory mounting rail comprising:
- a laser sight which comprises,
- a housing having a longitudinal axis which comprises
- a front end, and
- a rear end spaced from the front end along the longitudinal axis
- a laser module disposed in the housing proximate the front end,
- an integrated circuit disposed in the housing and operably associated with the laser module, such that the integrated circuit regulates light emissions from the laser module, and
- a battery storage area disposed in the housing and configured to receive a power source for energizing the laser module and the integrated circuit, and
- an optical sighting system which comprises,
- a front sight disposed on the top of the housing adjacent the front end, the front sight defining a first member which comprises a first upper surface having a first width perpendicular to the longitudinal axis, and
- a rear sight disposed on the top of the housing proximate the rear end, the rear sight defining a second member which comprises a second upper surface and a third upper surface, the second and third upper surfaces being separated by a notch, the second upper surface being spaced a first distance from the first upper surface and a second distance from the third upper surface, and the first upper surface rises above the second and third upper surfaces.
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