Lightforce Usa, Inc.

Meateater Holding Company, LLC

Cubic Corporation

Sum Designs LLC

Abram Summerfield

Brian J Bellah

Chad Beauregard

Corey Q Runia

Brian Bellah

A clip-on display for mounting to a riflescope may include a clamp member. The clamp may include first lateral member. The clamp may include a second lateral member spaced apart from the first lateral member. The clamp may include a collar that extends between and couples the first lateral member and the second lateral member. The clamp may include a first clamp arm and a second clamp arm. Each of the first clamp arm and the second clamp arm may include a fixed end that extends from the first lateral member and a free end that is coupleable with the second lateral member to tighten the respective clamp arm. The clip-on display may include a beam splitter coupled with the clamp.

Clip-on riflescope display clamp

A security device for preventing unwanted attachment to a trailer coupler. The trailer hitch lock is formed by a lock body with notched arms and a lock bar that engages the notched arms of the lock body. The lock body engages the coupler mechanism of a trailer hitch and the lock bar secures the trailer hitch with a pad lock.

Trailer hitch lock

A wild game call includes a bugle tube and a damper. The bugle tube includes a first end with a first aperture, a second end with a second aperture, and a wall extending from the first end to the second end. The wall defines an interior volume, and the first aperture and the second aperture provide access to the interior volume such that a flow path is defined through the bugle tube from the first end, through the second end, and out the second end. The bugle tube includes a metal and is configured to generate sound waves by vibrating responsive to air flowing along the flow path. The damper surrounds the outer surface of the wall of the bugle tube between the first end and the second end and may reduce unwanted ringing while improving the sound of the bugle call.

Wild game call with improved harmonics

An optical aiming scope mount () includes a base () configured to attach to a weapon system. At least two longitudinally spaced apart scope mounting rings () are on the base. A first chamber () is formed in a portion of the base (). A plurality of electrical connectors () on the base () are operatively joined by a circuit () at least partially located in the first chamber () to provide a power/data distribution bus.

Scope mount with electrical connectivity hub

An optical projection system () for a weapon system aiming scope () having at least objective and ocular lenses () defining an optical path through which a target image () is observed. The projection system () includes a primary beamsplitter () positioned in the optical path, a secondary beamsplitter () positioned adjacent the primary beamsplitter () and off the optical path, a micro-display () that provides a data image () containing targeting information (), and an illumination source (). The illumination source () generates light directed through the secondary beamsplitter () to illuminate and reflect off the micro-display () so as to define a reflected data image (), and the secondary beamsplitter () directs the reflected data image () into the primary beamsplitter (). The primary beamsplitter () combines the data image () with an optical target image () in the optical path so as to convey targeting information () to a shooter or spotter viewing the optical target image ().

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Orofino, ID, United States of America

Abram Summerfield