Schmidt & Bender Gmbh Co. Kg

Christoph Hilmar Vom Hagen

Helke Karen Hesse

Manuela Tesmar

Hesse Helke Karen

Alexander Zöllmann

Sven Roman MÜLLER

Werner Schmitt

A sighting telescope has two image planes situated between an objective and an ocular. A first such plane is situated closer to the objective and a second image plane is closer to the ocular. A reversal system is situated between the first and second image planes containing reversing lens elements. The reversing lens elements for a first and for a second adjustment distance can be adjusted by an adjustment means in a manner that the image in the second image plane shall be parallax-free between the target image and the target mark.

Sighting telescope

A sighting telescope included a beam splitter which is slanted relative to an optic axis and is configured between an objective and an ocular, further a projection element to generate onto the beam splitter a target mark visible from the ocular, the projection element being fitted with a light source, further two image planes between the objective and the ocular, of which a first image plane is nearer the objective and a second image plane is nearer the ocular, and a reversal system configured between the image planes, a reticle being situated in the first image plane and the target mark in the second image plane.

Sighting telescope with high shooting reliability under different conditions

Growing community of inventors

Giessen, Germany

Christoph Hilmar Vom Hagen