Reticle
OwnerJohn Wuinventor
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Abstract
A reticle has a horizontal section having a horizontal section horizontal line. The horizontal section has horizontal section vertical lines. A vertical section has a vertical section vertical line, wherein the horizontal section intersects the vertical section at a midpoint. The vertical section has vertical section horizontal lines. A first ranging system includes a metric units ranging scale. The metric units ranging scale includes a first metric units framing bracket and a second metric units framing bracket. The first metric units framing bracket is larger than the second metric units framing bracket. The metric units ranging scale further includes a metric units vertical ruler and a metric units horizontal ruler.
Claims14
A reticle comprising:
- a. a horizontal section having a horizontal section horizontal line, wherein the horizontal section has horizontal section vertical lines;
- b. a vertical section having a vertical section vertical line, wherein the horizontal section intersects the vertical section at a midpoint, wherein the vertical section has vertical section horizontal lines;
- c. a first ranging system including a metric units ranging scale, wherein the metric units ranging scale includes a first metric units framing bracket and a second metric units framing bracket, wherein the first metric units framing bracket is larger than the second metric units framing bracket, wherein the metric units ranging scale further includes a metric units vertical ruler and a metric units horizontal ruler;
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- d. a second ranging system including an English units ranging scale, wherein the English units ranging scale includes a first English units framing bracket and a second English units framing bracket, wherein the first English units framing bracket is larger than the second English units framing bracket, wherein the English units ranging scale further includes an English units vertical ruler and in English units horizontal ruler.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.