Firearm sight with horizontal linear alignment indicator
AssigneeShebaro Tactical Consultants Inc.
InventorAlan Mazin Shebaro
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Abstract
An apparatus comprising a rear sight configured to be coupled with a firearm, the rear sight comprising a left upward member and a right upward member comprising a left horizontal linear alignment indicator and the right upward member comprising a right horizontal linear alignment indicator, wherein a distance between the left horizontal linear alignment indictor and the top surface of the left upward member is less than or substantially equal to the height of the left horizontal linear alignment indicator and a distance between the right horizontal linear alignment indictor and the top surface of the right upward member is less than or substantially equal to the height of the right horizontal linear alignment indicator is disclosed.
Claims20
An apparatus comprising:
- a rear sight configured to be coupled with a firearm, the rear sight comprising:
- a left upward member and a right upward member with a channel disposed therebetween, the left upward member comprising a left horizontal linear alignment indicator and the right upward member comprising a right horizontal linear alignment indicator, wherein a distance between the left horizontal linear alignment indictor and a top surface of the left upward member is less than or substantially equal to the height of the left horizontal linear alignment indicator and a distance between the right horizontal linear alignment indictor and a top surface of the right upward member is less than or substantially equal to the height of the right horizontal linear alignment indicator;
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- a front sight configured to be coupled with the firearm, the front sight comprising:
- a centered upward member comprising a center horizontal linear alignment indicator, wherein distance between the center horizontal linear alignment indictor and a top surface of the centered upward member is less than or substantially equal to the height of the center horizontal linear alignment indicator, the top surface of the centered upward member being substantially horizontal.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.