Trijicon, Inc.

Jerry Glen Sabaldan Elpedes

Joshua Lee Varner

Mark William Lister

Darin W Schick

Nathan Stewart

Norman Joseph Nazaroff

Nicole Renee Thornton

Scott Edmond Vanwambeke

Joshua L Varner

An optical sight includes a housing, an optical element supported by the housing, a light source configured to provide a reticle on the optical element, and a light source adjuster configured to change a position of the reticle relative to the optical element. The light source is mounted on an adjustment plate. The light source adjuster includes an adjustment screw, an adjuster block configured to threadably receive the adjustment screw, and a biasing mechanism configured to apply a force to retain the adjuster block in an adjustment position. The adjuster block is directly engaged with the adjustment plate. Rotation of the adjustment screw moves the adjuster block, and movement of the adjuster block moves the adjustment plate.

Reflex sight

An optical sight includes a housing, an optical element, and a photo detector. The housing has a main body, a pair of upwardly extending posts, and a cross member extending between the pair of upwardly extending post. The optical element is supported by the housing and positioned between the pair of upwardly extending posts and between the main body and the cross member. The photo detector is positioned in the housing and configured to detect ambient light at a target object. A first post of the pair of upwardly extending posts and the cross member are joined at a shoulder of the housing. The photo detector is formed in the shoulder of the housing.

An optical sight includes a housing, an optical element supported by the housing, a sensor positioned in the housing, a light source configured to selectively illuminate a reticle on the optical element, and a controller configured to control illumination of the reticle based on an output from the sensor. The sensor is configured to detect ambient light at a target object. The controller is configured to control the light source to constantly illuminate the reticle based on a first output from the sensor and illuminate the reticle in pulses based on a second output from the sensor. The first output is different from the second output.

A powered mount for a firearm includes a housing for receiving a battery. The housing has a first surface engaging a firearm and a second surface engaging an external device. A positive contact sub-assembly contacts a positive terminal of the battery. A negative contact cooperates with the positive contact sub-assembly to sandwich the battery in the housing. A power output transfers electrical current from the battery to the external device.

Powered mount for firearm

A retainer system is provided for tethering a cap to a body on an optic, where the cap and body define an inner cavity. The retainer system includes a lanyard and an inner attachment. The lanyard is fixed on a first end to a surface of the cap facing the inner cavity. The inner attachment is fixed on a first end to a second end of the lanyard and is fixed on a second end to an inside wall of the body facing the inner cavity. When the cap is closed on the body, the lanyard and inner attachment are contained completely within the inner cavity.

Internal retainer

An optical sight is provided and may include a housing having a base, a first post extending from the base, and a second post extending from the base. The optical sight may additionally include an optical element supported by the housing between the first post and the second post, a reticle displayed on the optical element, and an illumination system generating the reticle. A first actuation member may be disposed on one of the first post and the second post and may selectively control an intensity of the reticle by controlling an output of the illumination system.

Optical sight

A sight is provided and may include a housing having a first end, a second end, and an opening extending along a longitudinal axis between the first end and the second end. The sight may also include an optical fiber supported by the housing and a sighting pin having an aiming point extending into the opening of the housing and receiving light from the optical fiber to illuminate the aiming point. The sighting pin may include a longitudinal axis disposed substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the opening.

Bow sight

An optical sight is provided and may include an optical element and a reticle displayed on the optical element. A housing of the optical sight may include a base, a first post extending from the base, a second post extending from the base, and a cross member extending between the first post and the second post to define an opening receiving the optical element therein. The first post and the second post may extend above the opening and away from the base a greater distance than a top surface of the cross member.

An optical sight is provided and may include an optical element, a reticle displayed on the optical element, and a housing. The housing may include a base, a first post extending from the base, a second post extending from the base, and a cross member extending between the first post and the second post to define an opening receiving the optical element therein. The first post and the second post may extend above the opening and away from the base a greater distance than a top surface of the cross member.

An optical sight is provided and may include an optical element, a reticle selectively displayed on the optical element, and a housing. The housing may include a base, a first post extending from the base, a second post extending from the base, and a cross member extending between the first post and the second post to define an opening receiving the optical element therein. The cross member may include a first surface opposing the optical element and a second surface disposed on an opposite side of the cross member than the first surface, whereby the second surface has a substantially concave shape.

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Milford, MI, United States of America

Jerry Glen Sabaldan Elpedes