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	Svarovski Laserziehlfernrohr (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The telescopic sight of claim 1, wherein the beam path (17) of the laser transmitter (18) and the beam path (20) of the laser receiver (21) are brought into the visual telescopic sight beam path (9) between the objective (8) and the reticle (4).
		The telescopic sight of claim 4, wherein the beam path (17) of the laser transmitter (18) and the beam path (20) of the laser receiver (21) are brought into the visual telescopic sight beam path (9) coaxially.
		The telescopic sight of claim 16, wherein the electronics of the laser rangefinder is disposed on boards (27 to 30), the component carrier (2) has a prismatic cross section, and the boards (27 to 30) are disposed on the outside surface of the component carrier (2).
	home.snafu.de /l.moeller/Zielfernrohr/Swarovski-Laserzielfernrohr.htm (3322 words)

	Telescopic sight - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Telescopic sights are classified in terms of the optical magnification and the objective lens diameter, e.g.
		Telescopic sights come with a variety of different reticles, ranging from the traditional crosshairs to complex reticles designed to allow the shooter to estimate accurately the range to a target, to compensate for the bullet drop, and to compensate for the windage required due to crosswinds.
		Telescopic sights allow the user to focus on both the crosshair and the target at the same time, as the lenses project the crosshair into the distance (50 to 100 yards or meters for rimfire scopes, 150 or more for centerfire calibers).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Telescopic_sight (1498 words)

	Red Dot Sights / Reflex Sights & Holosights Explained
		Using a telescopic sight can be a big improvement, but still your eye must be exactly in line with the center of the sight tube, and at the correct distance (eye relief) or you get no sight picture-- an issue that gets more critical with increased magnification.
		Telescopic sights do solve the issue of focus-- the aiming reticle will appear on the same focal plane as the target, so both are in focus at the same time.
		Leveling of a dot sight is done by eyeballing the exterior of the sight so the windage and elevation caps are square with the firearm (or more importantly, level and square with gravity as you hold the weapon in a shooting position).
	www.ultimak.com /UnderstandingE-Sights.htm (5445 words)

	Choosing the Right Sight
		The usual sight options for hunting rifles are open iron sights (from buckhorn to express), aperture sights (tang, receiver, peep or ghost ring), and optical (telescopic) sights.
		On the semi-buckhorn rear sight the sweeping ears of the buckhorn sight are reduced to a bulge on each side of the central notch.
		The telescopic sight's most important attribute is that it puts the target and the aiming mark (crosshair or whatever) in the same optical plane.
	www.chuckhawks.com /choosing_sights.htm (2463 words)

	Sight (device) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Various forms of sights exist, such as iron sights, red dot sights, aperture sights (peep sight) and telescopic sights.
		Sights are used in firearms and in various measurement instruments.
		A theatrical followspot sight is used to aim the large spotlights used to follow the talent on stage during performances.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sight_(device) (194 words)

	New Equipment for 40K (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		A telescopic sight requires concentration to use and is only a benefit to shooters who stop and aim carefully.
		A fighter using a telescopic sight must aim his weapon carefully and therefore may not move in a round that he wishes to use the Telescopic Sight benefits.
		The infra-red sight is similar to a telescopic sight in that it must be fitted to a specific weapon, be it a pistol, basic, or special weapon.
	www.inisfail.com /40k2/new-wargear.html (1071 words)

	VISION DEVICES
		Use of telescopic sights on auto rifles, machineguns, and grenade launchers tends to ruin the sight due to the extreme vibration encountered.
		The telescopic sight is attached to the starlight scope, and then the starlight scope is attached to the weapon.
		A user of this sight can identify targets at a range of 690 meters (down to telling what type of uniform is worn, type of weapon carried, whether the target has a mustache, etc.), and larger objects such as vehicles and buildings at a range of 1000 meters.
	www.pmulcahy.com /equipment/vision_devices.html (570 words)

	Soviet Sniper Articles
		The first national telescopic sight D III was a copy of the German «Zeiss» sight and was designed for accurate fire at small targets appearing briefly in the marksman's angle of fire.
		Illustration 11 – 1891/30 sniper rifles with the VP telescopic sight and the SVT-40 sniper rifle with the PU telescopic sight.
		Sighting through the PU scope, if you look to the lower portion of the field of view you will see a small circle with a vertical bar—this is the front globe and post iron sight.
	www.russian-mosin-nagant.com /soviet_sniper_article.htm (6159 words)

	Apparatus for aligning gun sights - Patent 4621563
		Once the gun sight and target are aligned, the gun is fired and the recoil is absorbed by the spring as the gun-receiving member pivots relative to the base.
		Precise alignment of the sight and gun barrel is possible because of the efficient absorption of the gun's recoil by the spring and pivot mechanism.
		Once telescopic sight 12 is pointed towards the intended target, the trigger of rifle 14 is pulled and a shot is fired at the target.
	www.freepatentsonline.com /4621563.html (2709 words)

	Indiana Hunting Safety Course - Rifle Sights
		A sight is a device used to line up the muzzle with the shooter's eye so that he or she can hit the target.
		Sights are more critical on a firearm that fires a single projectile (rifle and handgun) than on a firearm that shoots a pattern of shot (shotgun).
		Telescopic sights are the most accurate, which makes them popular for hunting.
	www.hunter-ed.com /in/course/ch2_sights.htm (401 words)

	ar-15 Accessories & parts »
		Until the 1990s, military use of telescopic Rifle Scope was restricted to snipers because of the fragility of optical components, though they had been used as early as the American Civil War on rifles, and even earlier for other jobs.
		Telescopic “Rife scopes” allow the user to focus on both the crosshair and the target at the same time, as the lenses project the crosshair into the distance (50 to 100 yards or meters for rimfire scopes, 150 or more for centerfire calibers).
		Telescopic sights are expensive, and require additional training to align.
	www.camouflage-plus.com /AR-15/?p=78 (531 words)

	Setting up your Scope
		I will start by describing the main parts of the Telescopic sight before moving on to talk about mounts and mounting the scope and finally zeroing the scope.
		When we look at a telescopic sight there are four main parts that we see.
		Starting at the front of the sight the is the "Objective lens" usually this is larger than the main part of the sight and the larger diameter part is called the "Objective bell".
	www.youngmans.com /acatalog/Setting_up_your_Scope.html (1664 words)

	ghillie suits & camo » Rifle Scopes Telescopic Rifle scopes have both advantages and (HARRIS BIPODS)
		Standard doctrine with iron sights is to focus the eye on the front sight and align it with the resulting blur of the target and the rear sight; most shooters have difficulty doing this, as the eye tends to be drawn to the target, blurring both sights.
		Telescopic “Rifle scopes” allow the user to focus on both the crosshair and the target at the same time, as the lenses project the crosshair into the distance (50 to 100 yards or meters for rimfire scopes, 150 or more for centerfire calibers).
		Rifle scope alignment with telescopic sights is a matter of making the field of vision circular to minimize parallax error.
	ghilliesuit-plus.com /?p=115 (1105 words)

	Howstuffworks "How Telescopes Work"
		Telescope sight - a small low magnification (5x to 10x) telescope mounted on the side with a cross hair reticle, like a telescopic sight on a rifle
		Telescope sights magnify the sky, but present an upside-down image, which can make them difficult to use.
		They come in one- or two-ringed sights (the rings are used for aligning the sight with the telescope).
	www.howstuffworks.com /telescope22.htm (264 words)

	Sights and Scopes
		Scopes and sights are only effective when being used, thus the firer must be actually aiming at the target rather than just spraying the general area with bullets, which is what the average pedestrian probably does.
		This means that the firer cannot do anything on the phase on the phase of using the sight, and in addition, fully automatic fire cannot be used when using a sight.
		Night, IR and Starlight sights may be combined with ordinary telescopic scopes for only a 50% increase in the heaviest weight.
	www.fluency.paintedtarget.org /df/foot/sights.html (644 words)

	AR15.COM :: Product Reviews
		eapons sights come in all variants and forms, most commonly known are the standard iron sights and the telescopic sights.
		All sights have their own advantages and disadvantages, but for the all-around markmanship and the ability to shoot fast, a red-dot sight is an absolute must.
		Being a battery sight I feel it is necessary to always have backup iron sights, with the forward carry handle mount this is not a problem since the mount fits on the carry handle of the weapon and still allows use of the original sighting system.
	www.ar15.com /content/products/sights/aimpoint (612 words)

	Night Vision Rifle Scope Attachment (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Using a simple mounting device the Night Vision module is clipped on to the back of your normal telescopic sight, transforming it into night vision sight.
		Since different telescopic sights are manufactured with a variety of eyepiece diameters, the Bunny Sights are supplied with a set of stepping rings.
		These allow the device to be to be attached to any telescopic sight with an eyepiece diameter from 39 to 45 millimetres.
	www.bunnysight.com (164 words)

	AH-1F Aircraft System
		The sight slews at a rate of 73 degrees per second in azimuth and 45 degrees per second in elevation for low magnification; it slews at a rate of 4.4 degrees per second in azimuth and 3 degrees per second in elevation in high magnification.
		When the sight is operating in the LO position, a circle is displayed on the sight reticle.
		At the center of the sight reticle is an opening that is 0.4 mils wide.
	www.aircav.com /cobra/systems.html (1029 words)

	Giving Your Spyder Eyes
		Telescopic sights were designed to hit targets at long ranges.
		The sight radius is the distance between the front ant the rear components.
		For the uninitiated reflective sights project a cross, or a dot, or some little figure onto a piece of clear plastic or glass and that's what you line up with your opponent.
	www.paintballzone.com /sniper_spyder_eyes.htm (1596 words)

	Snipers Paradise
		Four-power telescopic sight was sufficient up to a range of approximately 400 meters, Six-power telescopic sight was good up to 1,000 meters.
		In the beginning, the snipers were called up cut of the battalion, as the war continued and the number of highly-skilled snipers decreased, they were often assigned and given their orders by the division.
		I was often called to action when there was sufficient moonlight since reasonably accurate hitting is possible with a six-power telescopic sight, but not with point and rear sight.
	www.snipersparadise.com /history/german.htm (2129 words)

	Special Operations.Com
		The M68 sight is a reflex (non-telescopic) sight.
		It uses a red aiming reference (collimated dot) and is designaed for the "two eyes open" method of sighting.
		The M68 sight is designed for use with the M16 rifle series and M4 carbine series.
	www.specialoperations.com /Weapons/M4.html (491 words)

	Marksmanship Tips - Americans for Gun Safety (AGS) Foundation
		Their vision, much like a Big League baseball pitcher who never sees the batter, only the catcher's glove, is focused on the "sight picture." The steady pressure of the finger on the trigger becomes second nature, with no thought to exactly when the sear is released and the hammer strikes the primer.
		Even though you've pulled the trigger and sent the bullet on its way, it is important that you regain your sight picture after the rearward movement of the shot has caused you to move the muzzle of the gun.
		If you maintain consistency in your stance, breathing, trigger control, sight alignment, and sight picture, you will better be able to compensate for factors such as the wind or a drop in the bullet's flight path due to gravity.
	www.agsfoundation.com /safety/tips.html (2578 words)

	Halfbakery: Urina-Scope
		The Urina-Scope is a telescopic sight for use to assist urine aim.
		On the top side of the Urina-Scope is a glass window which, using a prism and mirror arrangment, is able to show an image on a glass screen (resembling that used in box cameras) of the view towards the bullseye in the urinal.
		This is shown in close up by the use of lenses in a similar configuration to those used in a standard telescopic gun sight.
	www.halfbakery.com /idea/Urina-Scope (356 words)

	WDNR - Muzzleloader Questions
		For all deer and bear hunting in Wisconsin, a muzzleloader with a smoothbore must be at least.45 caliber and a muzzleloader with a rifled barrel must be at least.40 caliber.
		For the purposes of the special muzzleloader deer season, a muzzleloader may not have an attached telescopic sight.
		A telescopic sight is any device that is capable of magnification.
	www.dnr.state.wi.us /org/es/enforcement/safety/muzzleqa.htm (369 words)

	CombatHQ - Submissions
		A metal blade vane sight was also added for the commander to rough align the gun with the target.
		In October 1942, the gun sight for the 75mm M3 was changed from a telescopic periscope sight to a direct telescopic sight mounted in the gun mount.
		The periscope sight was retained as a backup.
	www.combatmission.com /articles/usmedtanks/m4.asp (3423 words)

	Historic Sniper Scopes - A comparative Study
		This particular usage is interesting in that these telescopic sights were typically removed from captured Russian 91/30's when the parent rifles became less than reliable or their accuracy began to decay.
		The PU telescopic sight, along with the longer 4 power PE, was the principal optical device used throughout WWII by Soviet forces.
		The lure of a small and easily produced telescopic sight soon had them creating a copy of the PU with the intent of massive distribution.
	www.snipercountry.com /Articles/HistoricSniperScopes_PUScope.asp (1012 words)

	Factsheets Database - An Introduction to Sniper Rifles - Powered by ReviewPost
		Advances in technology, specifically that of telescopic sights and more accurate manufacturing allowed armies to equip specially trained soldiers with rifles that would enable them to deliver precise shots over greater distances than regular infantry.
		The rifle itself could be a standard (at first typically a bolt-action rifle), but fitted with a telescopic sight it would become a sniper rifle.
		For most rifles equipped with a telescopic sight it is necessary to have this area raised slightly, because the telescope is higher than iron sights and a rifle shooter should steady his cheek against a rifle while aiming.
	www.trackpads.com /factsheets/showproduct.php/product/531 (1591 words)

	Ruger 10-22 with telescopic sight (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		This gun is intended for use only with optical sights and has no fittings for other kinds of aiming device.
		It is a 10 shot.22 rimfire gun, with a rotary magazine in the stock just under the open breech.
		It has an adjustable butt plate in order to fit the gun better to the user, especially in the standing position.
	www.marplerifleandpistolclub.org.uk /pictures/carbin02.htm (101 words)

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