Elevation adjustable firearm front sight with user changeable sighting element
AssigneeR7Bar, LLC
InventorJoseph W. Rigler
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Abstract
An elevation adjustable firearm front sight with user changeable sighting elements that includes a lower rotatable front sight insert member adapted to be secured to a firearm front sight base and an upper front sight insert member rotatably secured to the upper portion of the lower rotatable front sight insert member. The front sight insert member has a plurality of front sight elements that are selectable by the firearm user by rotating the upper front sight insert member that is rotatably secured to the upper portion of the lower rotatable front sight insert member. This sight has provisions for permitting the user to select the front sight element by rotating the front sight mounting member without changing the elevation setting of the front sight.
Claims10
An elevation adjustable firearm front sight with user changeable sighting element for mounting on a firearm front sight base comprising a rotatable front sight base adapted to be rotatably secured to the firearm front sight base, the rotatable front sight base being adapted to provide elevational adjustment for the user changeable sighting element and having a threaded portion sized and shaped to be rotatably secured to the firearm front sight base, and a front sight mounting member movably secured to a portion of the rotatable front sight base, the front sight mounting member having a plurality of sighting elements adapted to be selected and positioned for use by the user of the firearm sight with at least one of the plurality of sighting elements comprising a fiber optic member.
An elevation adjustable firearm front sight with user changeable sighting element for mounting on a firearm front sight base comprising a rotatable front sight base adapted to be rotatably secured to the firearm front sight base, the rotatable front sight base being adapted to provide elevational adjustment for the user changeable sighting element and having a threaded portion sized and shaped to be rotatably secured to the firearm front sight base, and a front sight mounting member movably secured to a portion of the rotatable front sight base, the front sight mounting member being rotatable independently of the rotatable front sight base and having a plurality of sighting elements adapted to be selected and positioned for use by the user of the firearm sight.
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