Quarton, Inc.

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Chao C Huang

Liang Chiang Chen

A laser target pointer comprises a case, a lighting module, a laser module, an operating module, an adjustment mechanism and a magnetic switch. The adjustment mechanism is equipped with a biaxial pivoting mechanism to adjust the position of the laser aiming point of the laser module. The magnetic switch can be magnetically attracted and detachably connected with a contact block and electrically connected to the laser target pointer. The power of the laser target pointer can be conveniently turned on or off by operating the magnetic switch. The lighting module comprises a plurality of invisible light emitting diodes having different divergence angles in order to provide different irradiation distances. The operating module comprises a plurality of luminous patterns each corresponding to an operation function, such that the user can clearly and quickly identify which one of the operation functions is currently enabled.

Laser target pointer

A laser target pointer for engaging a gun includes a body, a locating plate, a positioning block, a first fitting element and an adjustable positioning assembly. By providing the adjustable positioning assembly, the laser target pointer can be clamped to a gun with an arbitrary body width. By adjusting a position of the positioning block with respect to the locating plate, the laser target pointer can be positioned to a gun with an arbitrary transverse positioning groove. Thus, the laser target pointer can be properly assembled to any gun body having specifications within a predetermined range, and the position of the laser target pointer can be adjusted on the gun body in the extension direction, such that a single laser target pointer can be applicable to various guns with different brands, types, series or specifications.

A telescope sight collimating device including a laser aimer, a longitudinal center axle at one end of the aimer sleeved with a split sleeve and threadably engaged with a lock nut at its free end for positioning the device in the barrel of the gun, a tapered tubular locating rod and a tapered tubular tightening up rod respectively mounted around the longitudinal center axle and engaging both ends of the split sleeve, and an adjusting nut mounted around the longitudinal center axle and turned in either direction to move the tapered tubular tightening up rod forward or backward, causing the sleeve to be fixed to or released from the inside wall of the barrel of the gun.

Telescope sight collimating device

Laser pointer

Portable gun case

A laser pointer is disclosed including a laser module fitted into a conductive cylindrical casing and attached with a laser firing lens assembly and connected to a battery set and controlled by a switch to fire a laser beam for pointing, the laser module including a focus adjusting element threaded into the inner thread on the cylindrical shell thereof, whereby rotating the focus adjusting element on the cylindrical shell in either direction causes change of distance between the lens of the laser firing lens assembly and the laser diode of the laser module so that the focus is adjusted. The switch has a switching control press rod for switch control, and for fastening to the pocket as the laser pointer is not in use.

Structure of laser pointer

A laser pointer is disclosed consisted of a laser module, a housing, a toggle switch, a push button, a constant power output control circuit, a ballpoint pen, a battery set, and a rotary cap, wherein the housing has chambers to hold the laser module, the battery set, and the push button ballpoint pen, and a clip for hanging; the toggle switch has a press rod controlled by a button to press a leaf spring on a PC board so as to electrically connect the battery set to the laser module in driving the laser module to emit a laser beam for pointing to things.

Laser pointer with a constant power output control

A laser sight mounting device fastened to the trigger guard of a gun to hold a laser sight. The mounting device includes a mount having a gap defined between an arched block and a L-shaped frame thereof for receiving the trigger guard of a gun, a connecting plate fastened between the arched block and the L-shaped frame to retain the mount to the trigger guard, tightening up screw rods threaded into respective screw holes on the L-shaped frame against the trigger guard and tightened by respective locknuts to fix the mount in position, and a laser holder having a channel fastened to the L-shaped frame by screws and a hollow split cylinder controlled by an adjusting screw for mounting a laser sight.

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Taipei, Taiwan

Chao C Huang